Events in Milwaukee County, WI

When school is out, this program keeps kids active, engaged, and in good hands. Caring staff lead a full day of hands-on fun that blends creativity and adventure, with activities like swimming, sports, crafts, and group games. Children can explore new interests, stay moving, and make friends in a welcoming environment. Designed for ages 4 to 13, the cost is $60 per student for the day, and space is limited.

Fridays spotlight Loc Love, a complete care session for locs designed to keep them clean, moisturized, and ready for the weekend. Each visit features a thorough shampoo, rich conditioning, and a relaxing steam treatment. Guests also receive a free 4 ounce bottle of Naturally Naps Hair & Scalp Quencher to support ongoing care at home. Ideal for anyone wanting a refreshed look as the weekend approaches.

A relaxed open gym at Infinite Gymnastics welcomes toddlers, preschoolers, and homeschool families to explore the space at their own pace. Children can jump, climb, and tumble on real equipment, meet other local families, and enjoy active indoor play with plenty of room to move. No gymnastics experience is required, making it an easy outing and a mess-free playdate option. When local schools are closed, all ages are welcome.

Discover Yankee Hill, a pioneer-era neighborhood set on a bluff overlooking the surrounding wetland, with cool breezes off Lake Michigan. This guided walk follows the community’s development from about 1840 to 1910 while highlighting historic streets and the distinctive setting. It starts in Juneau Park and covers a relaxed 1.3 mile route, led by a trained local guide who shares insights that bring the neighborhood’s past and character into focus. Scheduling depends on guide availability, so check the website for the most up to date details.

Presented by the Bengali Cultural Society of Milwaukee, this Durga Puja gathering brings the community together at the Marcus Performing Arts Center in Milwaukee. Celebrate Bengali heritage with music and dance, share in meaningful traditions, and enjoy flavorful dishes in a warm, festive atmosphere. Families and friends are welcome to connect and cherish culture together.

Celebrate Halloween at Milwaukee County Zoo in Milwaukee with Boo at the Zoo, featuring a new daytime Saturday option. Families can enjoy gentle, family friendly activities including an all-day trick or treat trail, pumpkin enrichment for the animals, colorful light shows, live entertainment, pumpkin carving demonstrations, and more. Costumes are encouraged for kids and adults. This special event helps support care for more than 2,000 animals. Tickets must be purchased in advance and quantities are limited. Zoo Pass members receive a discount by using the code trick along with their membership number. Special thanks are extended to Prairie Farms Dairy.

Explore crystal jewelry in a hands on workshop that blends creativity with learning. Discover the energetic qualities of various crystals, then follow step by step guidance to design a personalized bracelet using a selection of crystal beads, spacers, and charms. Create a one of a kind piece that reflects your unique energy and intention.

This weekly gathering features officially sanctioned Pokémon play. Prize support is available, including official prize packs from Pokémon. On the third Friday of each month, the schedule features Challenges and Cups.

Husky Nation Alumni Night brings Reagan alumni together at Pulaski Stadium in Milwaukee to cheer on Husky football. Reagan Band alumni are invited to bring their instruments and play in the stands with the marching and pep band, keeping the energy high with favorite game day tunes. Presented in partnership with the Husky Nation Alumni Association.

Catch a live lineup featuring Faux Real, Babe America, Bryce Xavier, and JAYZAW. This event is open to all ages. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show.

An evening of intrigue and elegance unfolds at Villa Terrace Museum & Gardens, where lakefront beauty frames a suspenseful murder mystery for the Halloween season. Professional mystery actors set the scene, introduce the suspects, and guide the investigation as the plot thickens and shifting alliances keep everyone guessing. Guests step into the story by questioning suspects, uncovering secrets, and piecing together clues. Light appetizers are served, and a cash bar offers seasonal cocktails to keep nerves steady. Costumes are encouraged but not required, and a curious mind is essential. Will the culprit be unmasked, or will the night deliver another twist?

At Pabst Theater in Milwaukee, W.A.S.P. presents 1984 to Headless, with a special guest appearance by KK's Priest. VIP tickets are available.

Nick Vatterott brings an inventive stand-up set to The Laughing Tap in Milwaukee. Highlighted by The Hollywood Reporter as a breakout at his Montreal Just For Laughs debut, he has appeared on Conan, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Comics Unleashed, AXS TV, and What’s Your F@%king Deal. He has a Comedy Central Half Hour and has written for MTV, The Critic’s Choice Awards, Gorburger, and Real Time with Bill Maher. His album For Amusement Only was selected as one of the top ten comedy releases of its year, and he has been named among 50 comedians to know. Vatterott is a recipient of the Andy Kaufman Award and a Webby winner for the podcast Heavyweight: A Sketch Show. His special Disingenuous is available on Amazon Prime. Tickets are $25 online in advance and $30 at the door. Multiple performances are scheduled.

Zach Top performs live at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The concert offers an opportunity to see the artist on stage at this Milwaukee venue.

Experience live classic rock in a lively sports bar setting. Enjoy great food and drinks while the music sets the tone for a fun, high-energy evening.

Presented by NiteLite Presents and 102.9 WHQG, W.A.S.P. takes the stage at the Pabst Theater with KK’S PRIEST. This is an all-ages event.

Friko brings its Something Worth Waiting For tour to the stage with an all ages show. Every ticket contributes one dollar to Santa for a Day, a certified 501(c)(3) public charity that answers letters to Santa from children in underserved communities. The organization connects volunteers who nurture writing skills with donors who transform wishes into real gifts, helping kids feel recognized and supported while promoting family dignity and lasting empowerment. Since its founding in 2018, Santa for a Day has fulfilled more than 50,000 letters and delivered nearly 100,000 gifts across eight U.S. cities.

This all-ages event brings Ben Schwartz together with friends.

AFI brings the Holy Visions Tour 2026 to The Rave/Eagles Club in Milwaukee, joined by Choir Boy. This all ages show highlights a band that has continually evolved across more than three decades and now steps into a new chapter with its twelfth album, Silver Bleeds the Black Sun. Advance tickets start at $42, and prices may be higher on the day of the show. Support acts are subject to change.

The Alements are set to perform at the Tosa Farmers Market, returning to the spot where they performed together for the first time. This booking carries a personal touch, as a member of the band calls the area home, making the market a meaningful place for their music.

Enjoy a community pancake breakfast benefiting the Greenfield Concert Band at Greendale American Legion Post 416 in Greendale. Participants from the Greenfield Concert Band together with members of American Legion Post 416 will prepare pancakes as part of the band’s fall fundraiser. The event supports the band’s mission to bring performers together, build its membership through quality repertoire, and offer the community memorable, positive musical experiences. Admission is $15 for adults, $10 for kids ages 4 to 12, and free for children 3 and under. Tickets are available online or from Greenfield Concert Band members.

This casual gathering welcomes family, friends, and neighbors to connect during a relaxed morning at the South Shore Farmers Market. There is no formal schedule, only an easygoing market atmosphere. Attendees can pick up coffee, breakfast, or treats from market vendors, then look for community members settled on blankets to unwind. It is come and go, with the freedom to arrive with anyone and head out whenever it suits you. The spot is mid market under a dark leafed maple, west across from the Park Pavilion and near where John Miller plays the organ.

Spooky Sprint - Milwaukee brings a mix of distances to Friends of Estabrook Park with a family-friendly atmosphere that welcomes every pace and fitness level. Participants can choose from a 5k, 10k, Half Marathon, a 1 Mile option, and a Kid’s Dash for ages 10 and under. Packet pickup takes place before the start, the event begins with the National Anthem, and racing follows. Live results and awards are available at the registration tent after you finish. 5k, 10k, and Half Marathon registration includes a custom bib, a designer shirt, a custom finisher medal, and chip timing with live results and awards. The 1 Mile option is untimed and includes a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a custom finisher medal. Free photos and finish line snacks are provided to participants. Youth-based pricing is available for the 5k and 10k, with entries for ages 12 and under priced at $17. The Kid’s Dash is a fun, untimed run for children 10 and under, and registration includes a mini bib, a youth-sized shirt, and a specially crafted medal. Kid’s Dash participants meet at the start line and are guided to their starting area. Children who prefer to run the dash without the swag are welcome to participate at no cost. The focus is on fun, community, and inclusivity, offering creative swag and an encouraging, affordable experience for anyone chasing a personal best or simply enjoying the day.

Experience a gentle, sensory-centered walk in nature inspired by the Japanese practice of shinrin yoku. Rather than a hike or workout, this guided outing invites participants to slow down and tune into sight, sound, scent, touch, and even taste while connecting with the more than human world. Led by Annie Wegner LeFort, a certified forest therapy guide, the session offers simple invitations that support a meaningful, grounding encounter with the natural surroundings. Participants should dress for the weather, wear sturdy footwear, bring any personal essentials, and arrive with an open mind. Advance registration is required to receive meeting details, and the walk will take place only if at least four people register. A suggested donation of $10 to $20 is welcomed.

Live music adds a cheerful soundtrack to the Oak Creek Farmers Market as visitors browse fresh goods. A friendly market vibe pairs shopping with music for an easygoing outing.

Learn how to get the most from your Honda’s technology at a free clinic at Schlossmann Honda City. All Honda owners are welcome, even if the vehicle was purchased elsewhere. A team member guides participants through useful features, answers questions, and keeps the experience friendly and low pressure. It is especially helpful for new owners or anyone who did not have time to learn every feature at delivery. Topics may include Bluetooth setup and voice controls, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, safety systems and sensors, driver preference settings and customization, backup camera options, Carwash Mode, and more. Questions are encouraged, and the session is designed to build confidence with your vehicle’s features.

Children ages 8 and up can take part in a creative arts club led by certified teachers. Through theater-based activities, participants build connection with others while exploring art, music, movement, and hands-on projects. Parents do not need to stay for the session. If a child requires moderate behavioral or bathroom support, a parent or guardian must remain for the entire time. Space is limited. Pricing is per session: members $35 with promo code MEMBER, and non-members $45. This program may qualify for Waiver Support, and assistance is available through Autism United.

This three hour mini retreat blends breathwork, guided learning, and sound therapy to foster inner calm and balanced energy. Participants follow a thoughtfully sequenced journey designed to realign personal energy and renew a sense of harmony. The experience offers a holistic approach to cultivating peace and balance.

Cricket Chinese Academy leads a special Studio Saturdays experience in the Museum’s Be A Maker space, featuring interactive demonstrations of Chinese culture. Visitors can try their hand at traditional calligraphy, tackle chopstick challenges, and make crafts inspired by Chinese festivals. Participation in this program is included with general admission.

Hosted by the Wisconsin Breast Cancer Coalition at Renaissance Milwaukee West, this gathering pairs a high tea experience with an educational symposium. Kristin Pierce will serve as the special guest and emcee. Guests are encouraged to wear their best attire. Ticket details will be available soon.

Urban Cat Coalition is celebrating the opening of its new home, envisioned as a community hub for cat welfare in Milwaukee, with a festive block party. Enjoy adoptable cats, cat-themed trivia and games, hands-on crafts and coloring, face painting, food trucks, pet-themed prizes, a photo booth, playground fun, and storytime, with more activities in the mix. This family-friendly gathering blends community celebration with plenty of feline-focused fun.

Registration is open for a pull tab event with 40 total spots. Enter on your own or team up with one partner. The fee is $50 and includes the first 50 pull tabs. The more you win, the farther you advance. All funds in the box are paid out. Reserve a place by adding your name at the bar or by calling to register and pay over the phone. Space is limited, so early signups are encouraged.

This festive gathering marks the close of the gardening season and features a vendor fair, live music, kids activities, and drink specials from Blüm Coffee Garden, along with other highlights. Admission is free and the event happens in any weather. Vendors interested in participating can contact hayleyk@blumcoffeegarden.com.

Gallery Day MKE features Allis Artist in Residence John Fleissner’s exhibition, “Strike at Allis Chalmers and Other Wisconsin Stories,” presented throughout the house. Sip a cocktail while taking in the work and celebrating Milwaukee’s vibrant arts scene at the Allis.

During Gallery Day, admission is free to a photography exhibition by Lina Bertucci that chronicles life on the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad in the mid 1970s. Bertucci was hired in 1974 as a brakeman, the second woman in the Milwaukee Road yards after her aunt, Cindy Angelos, and she proved her capability in a field dominated by men. Carrying a camera from the outset, she earned acceptance from coworkers and spent three years documenting everyday labor and relationships, continuing until the railroad entered bankruptcy in 1977. These images serve as more than personal recollections, offering a direct record of social and industrial change and of an artist defining her place within it. The presentation revisits a pivotal chapter of Milwaukee’s industrial heritage and underscores how one woman’s perspective shaped both art and industry, with portraits and scenes that open a seldom seen world that affected many.

Explore the art of osteomancy, a time-honored spiritual practice often known as throwing the bones, to seek messages and guidance from ancestors, spirit guides, and helping spirits. Practitioners work with bones along with roots, shells, and other meaningful items that hold the resonance of life and death, creating a channel for connection with the spirit world. The class blends core spiritual principles with hands-on experience, encouraging a personal, spirit-led approach informed by direct insight, ancestral wisdom, and the spirits each reader engages with. The cost is $25, and bone kits will be available for purchase. To register, contact Heart and Soul at heartandsoulwisconsin@gmail.com or call 414 687 3495. Credit Card and Venmo are accepted, and registration is confirmed once payment is received.

Sam Sturdevant brings a 90s acoustic cover set to West Allis Farmers Market, featuring songs from Green Day, Stone Temple Pilots, Alice in Chains, Third Eye Blind, Oasis, Foo Fighters, and more.

Free Puppy Hour offers a playful meet-up where young dogs can run, sniff, and make new friends. Designed for puppies 8 to 16 weeks old, this session focuses on fun socialization and plenty of wagging tails. Space is limited, so reservations are recommended.

A relaxed build day for model enthusiasts in Milwaukee, WI. Attendees work on in-progress kits, start new projects, and exchange tips with fellow hobbyists. Though centered on Gunpla, participation is not restricted to Bandai kits. Anime-related builds of all kinds are welcome, and military modelers sometimes take part as well. The group is known for its enthusiasm, with builders happy to chat at length about the craft.

An open decks vinyl session welcomes participants at any level of experience. Guidance will be available for the equipment. Share a few tracks, chat about records, and discover new music. Stay to practice skills like blending, cutting, layering, and beatmatching. If you do not have your own records and want to learn about vinyl DJing, you can use the records provided.

Settle in at The Alibi for a cozy and spooky paint and sip themed around a ghostly campfire. With step by step guidance, you will create a cheerful Halloween scene of little spirits toasting marshmallows beneath a moonlit, star filled sky. The class is designed for beginners and anyone who enjoys playful fall vibes. All painting materials are provided, and the first drink is included. Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is canceled, and cancellations within 48 hours receive credit toward a future class.

The World Goes 'Round showcases the songs of Kander and Ebb in an ensemble-driven revue. Through selections from their songbook, the performance explores love, daily life, and more, presenting their music in a program centered on story and emotion.

Outback Presents brings Leanne Morgan’s The Time of Our Lives Tour to High Life Theatre. This stop features two performances, with doors opening before each show.

Experience the first annual Witches’ Ball at Black Husky. Tickets are available for purchase.

Let It Fall is a Reiki and sound healing journey focused on release, rest and making room for what comes next. Inspired by the way autumn leaves loosen and drop when their season ends, this gathering offers time to settle into the body and allow letting go to unfold naturally. The experience begins with a shared Altar of Release, where participants can symbolically set down something they are ready to move beyond, whether an old story, expectation, relationship, pattern, pressure or emotion. Grounding and intention setting lead into a guided Reiki session paired with immersive sound, creating space for deep rest, reflection and integration. There is no need to arrive with anything already figured out, and nothing to force or fix. Facilitation is led by Jessica, founder of Mosaic Healing & Wellness, who blends Reiki, sound and somatic practices to create supportive spaces for rest, release and reconnection. Attendees may bring a yoga mat, water bottle and any comfortable items, along with something they feel ready to release. Parking is available in the lot or on the street. Hosted at Zen Garden Bodywork LLC in Greenfield. The cost is $35.

A fundraising gala in Milwaukee supports Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi, featuring dinner and a live musical performance by Sanam Marvi at Crowne Plaza Milwaukee. Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

New Wave Fest 2026 returns to The Cooperage with an even bigger celebration of new wave. Promoted as the area’s biggest new wave dance party, it features Mixtape honoring The B-52s, Xposed 4Heads showcasing their original new wave sound, and The First Wave delivering a set of well known favorites. Doors open before the music begins, setting the tone for a full night on the dance floor.

Skillet takes the stage at Landmark Credit Union Live in Milwaukee, WI. Experience the band in concert at this Milwaukee venue.

Rokken Dokken comes back to Da Bar in West Allis for the second annual Mocktoberfest, joined by Wild Child Chicago. This edition brings both groups together to continue the tradition.

“Weird Al” Yankovic brings the Bigger & Weirder 2026 Tour to Fiserv Forum for a show open to all ages. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional opportunities via artist, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, local or venue, Spotify, radio, and Pabst Theater Group presales.

Weird Al Yankovic takes the stage at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee.

Josh Johnson brings keen observational stand-up to Riverside Theater in Milwaukee. Expect tightly crafted jokes and quick shifts in perspective, delivered with an easygoing style that uncovers humor in everyday moments. The set blends relaxed charm with precise writing, appealing to fans of smart, contemporary comedy.

Designed for clients with locs, this relaxing Sunday session centers on cleansing and hydration rather than maintenance or styling. Expect a thorough shampoo, a nourishing conditioner, and a steam treatment that infuses moisture and enhances curl shape, helping soften your hair while reducing frizz and dryness. The focus is simple, dedicated curl care that leaves your hair feeling fresh and clean. Services are exclusive to locs, and loose natural hair is not offered during this time. It is an easy way to wrap up the weekend and step into Monday looking and feeling prepared.

Children ages 1.5 to 8 can enjoy a lively blend of movement and creativity with 1.5 hours of open gym play plus a make-and-take Halloween craft. Participation is limited to pre-registered children, and each family may bring up to two adults. Active adult supervision is required at all times. Snacks, drinks, and coffee will be available for purchase. The cost is $12 per child for members and $14 for non-members. Space is limited, so advance registration is required.

Connect over coffee with fellow Bi+ community members in a calm, welcoming space. Take time to relax and enjoy conversation that centers Bi+ experiences. The meet-up takes place in the Lab, which is in the southwest corner of the café.

Andy Braun brings a mix of folk rock and singer songwriter tunes to the Shorewood Farmers Market, covering classics from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s through today. The performance includes favorites tied to Johnny Cash, CCR, the Beatles, Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, Elvis, and Neil Young, plus original material from his albums "Shameless Attempts" and "22," available on major streaming platforms.

Greenfield Farmers Market in Greenfield features music performed live and a fresh selection of produce, bakery items, meats, dairy goods, specialty products, and ready-made foods.

Big Dog Card Shows and Slam-Con Events partner with Dave & Buster's in Wauwatosa for a pop-up trading card show featuring a variety of trading cards, TCG items, and related collectibles from local sellers in the area. Admission is free. Sponsors include H8C Happy 8 Collectibles and San Collectibles. Featured vendors will be announced.

Deer District hosts a farmers market with over 100 vendors each week. The market features offerings from farmers and producers, including organic and fresh meats, eggs, cheeses, fruits and vegetables, along with baked goods, handmade arts and crafts, and live entertainment. There is complimentary live music, ample seating, and a mix of farm-fresh ingredients and ready-to-eat choices. The Taste It Tent serves weekly tastings of new items sold by market vendors, and a kids area offers games and activities for families. Nearby Deer District businesses operate alongside the market for brunch or lunch. The market is managed by Lauryn Wynter Company and supported by Deer District BID 53. SNAP/EBT, WIC, and Senior Nutritional Vouchers are accepted.

Trace the evolution of Walker's Point along First and Second streets, focusing on industrial heritage and modern reuse. This National Register district showcases a mix of architectural styles, a strong business legacy, and active contemporary life. Development continued nearly without pause from the 1840s into the 1920s, and after its 1987 listing the area entered a new chapter. Many factories and warehouses have been converted into restaurants and into spaces where people live, work, and gather. New links connect the district to environmental stewardship and to nearby neighborhoods, with attention to Menomonee Valley amenities such as the river and its trails. This tour looks at how the buildings have changed over time and points out projects now under construction as well as those still in planning. Tour times depend on guide availability, so consult the website for the most accurate schedule.

A community celebration that honors breast cancer patients and survivors while spotlighting awareness and support. The event features opportunities to connect with local breast cancer organizations and browse offerings from participating retailers and local vendors, creating a welcoming space for connection and care. Patients and survivors are invited to receive a complimentary pink bag filled with feel-good favorites such as skincare and beauty products, Bath & Body Works items, and more. They can also enter for a chance to win special goodie bags that include breast cancer merchandise, specialty items, and gifts from participating retailers.

New to card collecting or unsure where to begin? Borky leads an introductory session that covers the basics and shows you how to start your collection.

Settle into a restorative sound bath that invites a pause and a reset. Abby, a Music Therapist and Peter Hess Sound Massage Practitioner with Resonant Heart, guides a ninety minute experience that blends live and recorded sound with gentle sound massage techniques to support nervous system regulation and deep relaxation. Participation is entirely at your discretion, with private, individualized options so you can choose what feels comfortable in the moment. No prior experience is needed, and the focus is on reconnecting with your own capacity to receive through music, sound, and vibration. Please bring anything that will help you rest comfortably such as a mat, blanket, or pillow. A limited number of blankets and mats is available, and some foam mats are on hand for added support. If different accommodations are preferred, arrangements can be made directly with the facilitator. For safety, please share confidentially with the facilitator if you have a pacemaker or defibrillator, metallic implants, open wounds, a pregnancy, recent surgery within the previous six weeks, or any other concern related to sound and vibration. A consent form is required and will be provided at the first group session. Tickets are offered on a sliding scale, so you can pay what feels right.

Milwaukee hosts the third annual Blessed Barbers Competition, a timed barber battle designed to put skills in the spotlight. Participants can compete in categories such as Future Goat for students, Fade Master for fades, Go Crazy for creative design, Beard Surgeon for taper and beard work, Total Look for a full before and after transformation, and the Triple Threat Tag Team challenge. To sign up to compete, text 414-551-0109. Intended for dedicated barbers.

The game day shuttle to Lambeau Field for Packers vs Cowboys offers round trip transportation on a luxury coach with onboard restrooms. Beer, seltzer, and soft drinks are provided during the ride. The outing includes an open bar and an all you can eat tailgate at D2 Sports Pub, one block from the stadium. A shuttle-only round trip option is available that does not include access to the tailgate package.

Roger Clyne and The Peacemakers appear at Shank Hall with Roger Clyne, PH Naffah on drums, Jim Dalton on guitar, and Nick Scropos on bass. Their sound blends punk rock, Americana, indie pop, and mariachi, shaped by years of turning real experiences and observations into songs. Fans know Mekong for its communal toast to life, a song whose origins go back to Clyne’s college time in Taipei teaching English during the day and playing guitar on the street at night. Clyne is preparing his 11th studio album, continuing a path that began for him and Naffah with the Tempe quartet The Refreshments.

As the season shifts and routines change, this restorative sound experience offers a calm space to realign and return to your center. The Rx Sound Journey Experience surrounds you with the gentle tones of harp, ocean drum, steel tongue drum, tuning forks, and tingshas. These harmonics can ease the stress response in the nervous system and invite a deeply relaxed, creative state so mind, body, and spirit can settle, reset, and renew. It is well suited for moments of stress, fatigue, life transitions or grief, a desire for deeper self-care and reflection, or when physical tension and the need for quiet restoration are present. Attendance is limited to 10 participants. Wear comfortable clothing, and know that blankets and mats will be available. Arrive exactly as you are and leave feeling grounded, refreshed, and reconnected.

A supportive community for parents of children with autism meets to explore practical parenting topics at each session. Hosted at St. Francis Children's Center, the group offers a welcoming space to connect with others navigating both the joyful and challenging parts of parenting. Each meeting includes helpful resources and light snacks, plus moments to share milestones that bring smiles, laughter, and sometimes happy tears. The emphasis is on encouragement, understanding, and building lasting friendships through shared experiences.

Christone “Kingfish” Ingram brings The Hard Road Tour to Turner Hall Ballroom in Milwaukee for an all ages concert.

Life Line Screening will be at All Saints Lutheran Church providing a package of preventive health screenings. Many participants can use flexible spending accounts for reimbursement, and flexible spending debit cards are accepted on site. The package includes an ultrasound of the carotid arteries to look for plaque that can increase stroke risk, an ultrasound evaluation for peripheral arterial disease in the legs, an abdominal aortic aneurysm ultrasound, and a quick 6 lead EKG on the arms and legs to check for atrial fibrillation. Advance registration is required. To learn more, ask about special pricing, or schedule an appointment, call 1-800-324-9458.

A weeklong celebration marks 130 years with daily themes, treats, and chances to win prizes at Horicon Bank. Monday features fall favorites like caramel apples, hot cider, seasonal candy, and plenty of pumpkins and gourds. Tuesday sets a movie night mood with popcorn in caramel, cheddar, and classic varieties, along with boxed candy. Wednesday highlights the anniversary itself with cupcakes, swag, and a look back at 130 years. Thursday brings game day fun with meatballs, chips, soda, and a complimentary mini football. Friday wraps things up with comfort food, including chili from The Chocolate Factory, plus crackers, dinner rolls, cornbread, and soda. Throughout the week, guests can enter to win themed Grand Prize Baskets. Roar & Explore includes 8 Milwaukee County Zoo tickets and essentials for a full day at the zoo. Cozy Nights is packed with items for a relaxing evening at home. Firelight Fun is designed for time by the fire and includes a bonfire pit, camping chairs, blankets, and more.

Presented by PrideFest alongside WMSE 91.7FM and 88Nine, this concert at Pabst Theater features Indigo Girls with guest artist Linda Perry. The show welcomes attendees of all ages.

A professionally facilitated peer support circle for people who are pregnant or within two years postpartum. Licensed clinician Jerolynn Bell-Scaggs, LPC (SAS), CS-IT leads conversations that focus on care, connection, and community. Hosted by Moms Mental Health Initiative and held at St. Francis Children’s Center, the group meets monthly on the third Tuesday. Expect a welcoming, come-as-you-are space to sit with other perinatal participants, share experiences, and build a supportive network. Volunteer childcare is available to support participation. Registration is required for yourself, and a separate registration is needed for any children who will use the volunteer childcare.

Head to Georgie Porgie’s for a casual dine-out supporting the Jr Knights 10U. A portion of sales will go back to the team, so enjoy burgers, fries, and a sweet treat while helping them gear up for the upcoming season. Bring your appetite and show your support for the Jr Knights.

Encaustic artist Roxane Mayeur leads a welcoming workshop in Milwaukee that explores the age old practice of encaustic painting. Using heated beeswax mixed with resin, participants will build layered, nature inspired collages, then add details like stamps and dried flowers for extra texture. Everyone completes two original pieces on 6x6 inch wood panels, and all supplies are included. Adults only. No cancellations or refunds.

Kick off the holiday season in Milwaukee by creating a large tree-shaped fused glass votive with guidance from Patti from PK Designs. Using colored glass, frit, stringers, specialty glass paints, and glass dots, you will design a unique tree about 7 inches tall. Inspiration cards and sample ideas will be available to spark creativity. After you assemble your piece, it will be taken off site for kiln firing, then a square glass votive holder will be attached to the back. Finished projects will be returned to the store within two weeks. All glass, tools, and instruction are provided, and a battery-powered votive candle is included. All sales are final, with no refunds or cancellations. If you cannot attend, you may send someone in your place.

Thinking about putting your home on the market? Learn practical ways to get it ready for buyers in a focused class led by local realtor Tanya Niedzwiecki and mortgage broker Gustavo Alcantara. Topics include effective room staging, purposeful decluttering, and simple curb appeal upgrades that help your listing stand out. You will hear strategies aimed at increasing perceived value and attracting qualified interest, with tips suited to first-time sellers as well as those looking to refine their process. This adult-oriented program takes place in the Technology Training Lab or the Multi-purpose Room, depending on the date. Registration is handled through the seminar site rather than the library’s LocalHop.

Tedeschi Trucks Band brings the Future Soul 2026 Tour to Landmark Credit Union Live for an all ages concert. Supporting artists may change without notice. Ticket access includes a general onsale along with early options such as TTB Fan Club, Ticketmaster, Live Nation, Spotify, and local presales, plus opportunities for Citi cardmembers, TTB VIP packages, and fan club preferred seating.

The Ow ∞ Tour arrives at Riverside Theater with Sylvan Esso headlining and special guest Chris Rosenau. This event is open to all ages.

Now at a new location, the Milwaukee edition of Caffeine & Cashflow gathers business owners, real estate investors, entrepreneurs, and other high performers for a straightforward networking session. There are no pitches, no set agenda, and no sponsors, keeping the focus on real conversations and meaningful connections. The group champions collaboration over competition and encourages attendees to share recent wins, highlight what they do best, and discuss areas where they could use support in their business. Hosted at Cuppa Tosa Kitchen & Cafe. Related meetups are also held in Green Bay, Oshkosh, Appleton, Manitowoc, and Madison.

Explore what Travel Deliciously has in store for 2027 at a Travel Deliciously Travel Show hosted at Oak Creek Community Center in Oak Creek. Theresa Nemetz will highlight upcoming options that span flavorful day outings in Wisconsin and Illinois, U.S. getaways, and international adventures. Attendees can learn about the destinations on the horizon, ask questions, and connect with fellow travelers while considering the trips that match their interests. Complimentary treats will be available, and travel-themed giveaways will be offered throughout the program. Admission is free.

A grand opening celebration for Bernie's Book Bank Greater Milwaukee's new Book Processing Facility and Volunteer Center in Milwaukee features tours of the space, the unveiling of an engraved brick patio, cocktails and hors d'oeuvres, and remarks from leaders who helped bring the vision to life.

Autism United’s teen hangouts create a welcoming space for adolescents on the autism spectrum to connect with peers, practice social skills, and take part in group activities like crafts, video games, and sports. The focus is on engagement, independence, and a sense of belonging in a safe, positive setting, and snacks are provided. Sessions are facilitated by former special education teachers Julie and De from Autism United. The fee is $25 per session. CLTS and Family Waivers may cover the cost, and any sessions not covered are the responsibility of the parent or guardian. After registering, participants should inform their coordinator.

Midweek carving sessions in Humboldt Park take place on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The finished pumpkins are then set out for viewing on Friday and Saturday.

Presented by Josiah Vatsana, this tournament event at The Salvation Army Oak Creek features opening round clashes as Jack Sirius faces Trent Wrigley, Joseph Blane meets Gavin Parker, Logan Cavazos goes up against Armando Alvarez, and Elijah Dickson takes on Keshawn Cannon. A special non tournament matchup highlights Tori Fox against Davina Thorne. Front row seating is available through an online presale for $20. General admission and children’s tickets are sold at the door, with payment accepted by PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, or cash.

Urban Youth Coalition and The Milwaukee LowRider Community host a trunk or treat at the Harley-Davidson Center, featuring candy, music, and activities for families. Community resources will be available, and the event welcomes attendees of all ages in a friendly, safe setting.

Put on your Halloween costume and bring the family for a cheerful evening at the Y filled with playful games, tasty treats, kid-friendly crafts, and fun surprises that keep things more festive than spooky. Y members attend at no cost, and the event is open to the community with a $20 per family fee for nonmembers. Space is limited, so advance registration is required. To register, call 414-354-9622.

A no-cost weekend retreat at the Center for Creative Learning is dedicated to LGBTQ+ veterans and centers on releasing emotions connected to trauma from military service. The program offers a focused healing experience over the course of the weekend.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Lion's Tail Brewing Co., showcasing a fresh roster of comedians at each show. Look for performers with appearances on television and on popular podcasts, with a different lineup every time.

Rory Makem presents an evening of Irish folk music woven with history and folklore, from familiar traditional songs to tales rooted in Celtic customs. He continues a family legacy passed from his grandmother, source singer Sarah Makem, through his father, Tommy Makem, known for his work with the Clancy Brothers. His repertoire spans songs of work, the sea, love, struggle, and the Irish landscape, performed with self-accompaniment on guitar, banjo, mandolin, or bouzouki. A VIP option offers a small-scale acoustic set in CelticMKE’s Ward Irish Music Archives, personal stories about Tommy Makem, and a chance to view items from the archives’ special collections. VIP admission also includes reserved seating near the front for the main concert. Capacity is limited. This concert takes place at the CelticMKE Center and is part of CelticMKE’s Ceol and Ól Celtic Concert Series, presented by Guinness. Advance tickets are $30, regular onsale tickets are $40, and VIP tickets are $50.

Oak Creek’s annual fall celebration offers a full day of family-friendly activities. Pick up a complimentary pumpkin, let kids get their faces painted, meet gentle farm animals, and enjoy leisurely rides on a tractor, with plenty of other seasonal fun along the way. Costumes are encouraged. Food trucks from the area will be serving tasty options while live music sets the mood. The festivities also mark the closing day of the Oak Creek Farmers Market.

Friends of the Oak Creek Public Library are hosting special $5 bag sales at the Book Nook. Browse children’s books, adult fiction and nonfiction, audiobooks, DVDs, and more, then fill a bag for one flat price. All proceeds support the library’s programs, services, and collections. Payment is cash only, and all sales are final with no refunds or credits. For more information, call 414-766-7900.

Brew City Street Drags brings an Independence Special to the Milwaukee Mile, featuring street drags with drifting action in the pit. Drivers can line up against cars similar to their own for 1/8th drag racing, with options for fun runs or bracket competition. All makes and models are welcome. Planned classes include RWD, AWD, FWD, pre-80s old skool, 90s-2010, 2010, >2.5, 2.6-3.4, 3.4-4.9, 5.0+, stick shift, gasser, import, and N/A. This family friendly event has been moved to its rain date.

Children can wear their Halloween costumes and take part in a parade through the park. Craft activities will be available, and kids can pick up some treats.

Chris leads a how-to session focused on the Godzilla edition of King of Tokyo.

Milwaukee Area Labor Council is launching Solidarity Saturdays, a monthly informal gathering for working people to connect and build solidarity. The focus is on community and fellowship, not centered on meetings or readings. For questions or inquiries, contact Andrew Wehrheim, Education and Organizing Coordinator, at organize@milwaukeelabor.org.

Explore the darker side of florals with a guided paint and sip at The Alibi. Create a moody, atmospheric bouquet inspired by fall evenings, Halloween flair, and blooms that flourish in the shadows. The class is designed for beginners with step-by-step instruction, and all painting supplies are provided. Your first drink is included, and the creative vibe blends elegant florals with cozy spooky-season charm and a hint of witchy style. Tickets are nonrefundable unless the class is canceled. If cancellation is needed within 48 hours, credit will be offered toward a future session.

An evening of movement, sound healing, and community unfolds on the sand at Bay View Park Beach in Milwaukee, with an accessible yoga session guided by 500 hour certified yoga teacher Belle Dorn, followed by a restorative sound bath led by Bernard Ruño of Adagio Sound Healing and Jess Burns of Mosaic Healing and Wellness. Set by Lake Michigan, the gathering concludes with unhurried time to relax and connect in the park. This offering follows a pay what you can model to help keep wellness within reach, with a suggested contribution of $25 to $45, and no one is turned away for inability to pay. Registration is required, and donation details are shared in the confirmation email. The Bay View Park permit is sponsored by Eastside Family Chiropractic, allowing attendee contributions to go directly to the facilitators. For comfort, bring a beach towel or blanket, water, and layers for the lakeside breeze. A yoga mat is optional, and a pillow, eye mask, or extra blanket can make the sound bath even cozier. No prior yoga experience is needed.

Enjoy a relaxed morning surrounded by fall flowers. Expect friendly conversation, a beverage you like, and hands-on guidance with techniques for creating your own bouquet. Doors open first, with the arranging session starting shortly after so there is time to settle in.

Immerse yourself in Japanese culture in Wisconsin at a festival presented by the Milwaukee Japanese Association and hosted at Nicolet Union High School. Enjoy performances that range from traditional to modern, a variety of Japanese food, cultural exhibits with hands-on activities, artisan crafts and shopping, and live music and other entertainment for all ages. Vendor registration is open.

Adagio Sound Healing leads a sound bath at Angel Light that brings together Asian and Western instruments in one cohesive session. Tibetan singing bowls, tingshas, and gongs are featured alongside crystal singing bowls, tuning forks, classical string instruments, and the monochord to create a rich spectrum of sound. The fee is $29 per session, and advance registration is required through the Angel Light website.

Red Rock Saloon Milwaukee hosts an evening of line dancing led by DJ Redd, who starts with a lesson and then opens the floor for dancing. The playlist spans classic and current country along with pop and more. Beginners are welcome, and no prior experience is needed.

Public attendance is welcome at this graduation, which honors veterans for undertaking courageous emotional healing work during the retreat. The event recognizes their bravery and the effort they devoted to healing.

Relax and spark new ideas while connecting with fellow makers during an informal crafting meetup. Bring a personal project or materials to work on, and enjoy a welcoming setting for adult crafters of all experience levels and in any medium. The gathering takes place at Shorewood Public Library in the Library Program Room.

A one-day pop-up bead show in Milwaukee features Ava Motherwell and friends with a curated selection of vintage and vintage-inspired beads from Germany and Italy, eye-catching gemstones, artisan pieces, and other distinctive treasures. In-person shopping allows attendees to examine each bead up close and choose materials that spark new designs. This event is open to the public with free admission and no pre-registration. Jewelry designers, collectors, and anyone who appreciates beautiful beads are welcome. Businesses may buy wholesale by presenting a state-issued resale license, though it is not required to attend or make purchases. The show takes place at DoubleTree by Hilton Milwaukee Downtown. Parking is available at a flat hotel rate of $20, with additional options nearby.

High Priestess Tarot partners with Black Husky Brewing for a recurring monthly gathering centered on tarot. Rach of High Priestess Tarot and Midwest Shores will be on site offering readings until close. The evening features drinks, a friendly atmosphere, and a chance to explore what the cards may reveal.

Explore what is happening beneath the skin in a friendly tour of human anatomy that moves from the skeleton and brain to the muscular system and the mitochondria that power your cells. Blending scientific insight with a creative lens, this all-ages session offers surprising facts, practical health pointers, and time to ask questions. The course is led by Emily Klik, LMT, CST, whose curiosity was sparked early by a father who taught high school science, and who has spent the past 23 years practicing bodywork focused on easing migraines, TMJ concerns, and other sources of pain. The session takes place in the Library Program Room at Shorewood Public Library in Milwaukee.

Knitters, crocheters, sewists, embroiderers, and anyone pursuing other craft projects can connect with the Crafty Collective. Bring your current work in progress and create alongside others while finding inspiration from fellow makers. The group meets in the Firefly Room on the last Wednesday of each month.

Women involved with Milwaukee REIA gather for a midday meetup focused on connection, professional growth, and mutual support. The luncheon welcomes women across the local real estate community, including investors, wholesalers, lenders, real estate agents, buyers, sellers, and contractors. Programming varies by month, featuring either a guest speaker with targeted industry insights or an open discussion to workshop deals, talk through challenges, and highlight successes. Admission is free. This edition takes place at Pallas Restaurant in West Allis.

RØZ brings the Monster Energy Outbreak Tour to The Rave/Eagles Club in Milwaukee. The artist and producer duo of Manolo Cabrera and Hugo Lara has quickly risen within Mexico’s electronic music scene, evolving from digital experimentation to selling out major venues and reshaping expectations for Latin electronic music with a fluid, boundary-pushing sound. This is an all ages event. Advance pricing begins at $31.50, and day-of tickets may cost more. A presale is available using the password FLASHES.

Wisconsin Center's Halloween Dance and Haunted House returns with upbeat music, playful frights, and a welcoming crowd. The dance floor sets the scene for high-energy moves, and the haunted space adds a dose of eerie fun. Expect catchy tracks, spooky surprises, and a festive vibe from start to finish.

Oak Creek High School Theatre Department presents a playful, rhyming spin on Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice in a Seuss-inspired style. The Bennet sisters head to the Ding-A-Ling Prance Dance to meet well-to-do gentlemen, though some relatives may complicate things before anyone can ride away on Honk Jingle Horses. This fanciful reimagining imagines what might happen if Dr. Seuss met a time-tested classic, mixing lively wordplay with a topsy-turvy tone. An additional performance is also scheduled.

NecroCon 2026 brings dark fantasy and horror to tabletop and card gamers in Milwaukee with a full slate of play that runs from day into night, along with Halloween-themed festivities. Set across the Brewhouse Inn & Suites in downtown Milwaukee, the convention pairs 90 rooms with special rates for the event to create an immersive experience. Capacity is limited. A Friday evening setup option is planned for those eager to get an early start, including opportunities for fans of Path of the Necromancer to help shape the event.

Friends, families, and pups are welcome for a fun day of dog runs on a managed course. Pricing per dog is $10 for the first run, $5 for the second, or $20 for unlimited runs for the full event day. Participants handling dogs must be at least 16 years old, and anyone younger must be accompanied by an adult or guardian. Dog owners must remain on site and stay with their dogs throughout the event. Only one dog runs at a time on the course. If bringing multiple dogs, secure the non-running dogs away from the course, for example in a vehicle, in a kennel, or with another responsible owner. A liability waiver must be reviewed and signed for each dog before any runs, and owners are responsible for retrieving their dogs after each session. ALT Dog Run and its affiliates oversee each run. They set the speed, distance, and duration, and may stop a run at any moment if a dog shows fatigue, injury, disobedience, or other concerning behavior. They may also decline immediate repeat runs when needed. Animal health and safety are prioritized, so time or distance may be reduced if any warning signs are observed.

Physical and monetary donations for the rescue are being collected all month. This meet and greet offers a chance to meet a few adoptable animals and learn more about the rescue. Those interested in adopting should complete an application on the rescue's website.

Explore adaptive curling in a welcoming, free session designed for all ability levels. Newcomers and seasoned curlers alike can get on the ice to try the sport, build skills, and spend time with the adaptive curling community. Participation is open to everyone, and no prior experience is required.

This event offers trick-or-treating in Glendale, Wisconsin.

Oak Creek High School Theatre Department presents a rhyming, topsy-turvy take on Jane Austen’s beloved romance in A Seussified Pride and Prejudice. The Bennet sisters navigate prim manners and quirky mishaps, mingle at the Ding-A-Ling Prance Dance, and hope to canter off on Honk Jingle Horses... if family entanglements do not trip them up first. This playful adaptation channels a Dr. Seuss style of wordplay and whimsy while keeping the heart of the classic story.

Celebrate Halloween with a spooky and whimsical paint and sip at The Alibi inspired by the world of The Nightmare Before Christmas. An instructor guides participants step by step to create a festive painting that appeals to Halloween enthusiasts and fans of Tim Burton’s film. The atmosphere is relaxed and beginner friendly, the first drink is included, and all painting materials are provided. Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is canceled, and cancellations within 48 hours receive credit toward a future class.

Every cacao gathering focuses on a different theme shaped by the rhythms of nature and energy. Topics may align with new or full moons, seasonal milestones like solstices and equinoxes, and inner work such as manifesting, letting go, integrating, cultivating gratitude, and nurturing personal growth.

Halloween festivities take over Da Bar with a lively party highlighted by a costume contest offering a cash prize. Additional details will be announced soon.

At Angelic Roots in Oak Creek, this hands-on workshop centers on the medicine wheel and the creative process of designing and painting a personal art piece. Guided by Djuro with special guest Lakota elder, Mr. Charging Crow, the experience draws on traditions in which art, music, and percussion are used to channel energy and honor ancestors. A $25 deposit holds a spot, and participants are asked to bring the remaining $15 in cash at the event for Mr. Charging Crow.

Uncorked Voices is a four week, no pressure singing series for SSA voices designed for women 21 and older at Making Music Vocal Arts in West Allis. These relaxed evenings center on community and music, with participants learning two to three songs and refining them week by week. Bring a favorite beverage, BYOB, and focus on singing without a stage, just voices and connection. Registration for the full session is $48, and drop in participation is welcome at $15 per session, payable by cash or check on site.

Create a Christmas wreath using crushed glass and resin on a 10 inch round canvas in a guided, hands on workshop. The project features glass, resin, and a variety of embellishments, and all essential supplies and instruction are provided. You are welcome to bring your own touches, such as beads or old jewelry, to personalize your design. For adults only. Attendee registrations are nonrefundable and cannot be canceled, but you may send someone in your place.

Shank Hall hosts a lively celebration of 80s new wave and quirky pop. Weird Science fires up the room with high energy power pop takes on classic 80s party favorites, followed by Xposed 4Heads and their original new wave sound that has reached both local and national radio. REVO rounds out the bill with a Devo tribute from Minneapolis, on the way to perform at the DEVOtional fan fest in Cleveland. Advance tickets are $15 and admission is $20 at the door.

Milwaukee Area Coffee Connection is a morning networking gathering for Chamber members at Tosa Physical Therapy and Wellness in Wauwatosa. This free event offers a welcoming space for business owners and professionals to build relationships with peers who share their values. Coffee will be provided, and participants are encouraged to bring great conversation. Registration is requested to help plan beverages and pastries, though walk-ins are welcome. Sponsorship opportunities are available. For details, contact Director of Membership Experience, Jack Feria, at jack@wislgbtchamber.com. The host location, Tosa Physical Therapy and Wellness, is a holistic healthcare co-op that brings a variety of treatment options and partner services together in one place. It follows a cash-based, client-focused concierge model of physical therapy and operates as an out-of-network provider.

This American Red Cross Babysitter’s Training r.25 course at the Shorewood Recreation and Community Services Department helps youth ages 11 to 16 learn to care for infants and children with confidence. A short online module, estimated at about two to three hours, must be completed before the in-person, full-day session. Through demonstrations, hands-on practice, videos, and guided discussion, participants develop practical skills for everyday care and emergency situations. Instruction covers feeding and diapering, safe ways to pick up and hold young children, routines from meals to bedtime, planning play that encourages positive behavior, staying safe while on the job, and how to respond to choking, severe bleeding, sudden illnesses, injuries, environmental issues, and pediatric child and infant CPR/AED. Participants who finish all requirements earn two American Red Cross credentials, a Babysitter’s Training certificate valid for 10 years and a Pediatric CPR/AED/First Aid certification valid for 2 years. Advance registration is required through the Shorewood Recreation and Community Education Department. The fee is $110 for Shorewood residents and $165 for non-residents. For more details, see the fall program guide on page 20.

The Great Junk Hunt arrives in Milwaukee for the first time, transforming Wisconsin State Fair Park into a curated marketplace of farmhouse, industrial, vintage, repurposed, and handmade goods. Shoppers can explore imaginative displays, browse aisles of unique finds, and enjoy delicious food and drinks along with cocktails and live music. The event has earned national recognition, including placement among the country’s top flea markets by Apartment Therapy in 2023, a Top 5 ranking from Flea Market Décor, and praise from Flea Market Style as a leading traveling market. Ticket choices include First Pick and Early Bird options as well as general admission, priced at $20, $15, $12, and $10, and tickets are valid for both days. Onsite ticketing is cashless, children 12 and under are admitted free, and parking fees are collected by the venue.

Celebrate self expression with a retro sparkle at a creative night that blends art-making and dance. Start with a body-aware disco warmup set to classic tracks, then hear a short introduction to the cultural icons that inspire the artwork. With guidance, craft a personal self-portrait collage that puts you center stage, and finish it with gilded touches before placing it in a frame to take home. The session runs about two hours. All materials are supplied, and a small selection of nonalcoholic beverages will be available. Costumes with disco or goddess flair are welcome. Expect to work with paint and other art supplies.

The Annual Village Bazaar features over 30 vendors, a bake sale, and breakfast and lunch available for purchase. Entertainment is planned, and a raffle will be held.

A holiday craft fair at Nathan Hale High School in the Milwaukee area offers a friendly setting to start Christmas shopping and browse for seasonal gifts.

Trainfest returns to the Baird Center in Milwaukee, bringing the model railroading community together for a two day celebration of operating layouts, hands on learning, and new product reveals. Building on a 2025 show that drew 20,000 people, this edition showcases more than 50 layouts across multiple scales, chances to connect with leading manufacturers, and over 250 booths featuring everything from hard to find items to the latest releases. Hobbyists of every experience level can expand their skills in clinics led by experienced voices, see announcements from brands such as Walthers, Lionel, Bachmann, ScaleTrains, and Broadway Limited, and explore the Mini Diorama Circus Experience with KATO. Designed for families, newcomers, and seasoned modelers alike, it is billed as the largest operating model railroad show in the United States. Vendor and layout display applications are currently being accepted.

At Petco in Wauwatosa, JR’s Pups-N-Stuff is holding an adoption event featuring a variety of dogs and cats seeking permanent homes. Applicants who are already approved may be able to complete a same-day adoption. Volunteers will be on site to accept donations of pet supplies and treats, along with monetary contributions. Profiles of adoptable dogs and the application are available online. Animal attendance is subject to change.

A free microchip clinic at End of the Leash provides dogs with a lifetime-registered chip courtesy of Billy's Posse. Arrivals are assisted in the order they check in. Microchipping offers permanent identification that cannot be lost or removed, increases the likelihood of reunion if a pet goes missing, helps deter theft by linking ownership to you, and keeps your contact details in a secure database rather than on a visible tag. The injection is quick, similar to a routine vaccination, and does not require anesthesia, which brings added peace of mind. This clinic is limited to personal pets, not breeders, rescues, or litters. Owners will be asked to hold their dog firmly around the body and head for a few seconds during the injection, with a volunteer available to assist. Puppies must be at least 12 weeks old and current on age-appropriate vaccinations, and every dog must have a rabies vaccination. Only dogs that can remain well behaved should wait in line. If a dog is reactive around people or other dogs, check in without the dog to be placed in line and you will receive a text when it is your turn. You are responsible for muzzling and holding a reactive dog, and microchipping can be completed in your car if that works better. For the safety and comfort of shoppers, pets, volunteers, and staff in and around the store, service may be declined for any dog that poses a risk or causes excessive disruption. This is a public store, and other shoppers may bring pets such as cats in strollers or carriers, or even reptiles or birds, so maintain control of your dog at all times. If you need to secure your dog in the car, your place in line will be saved so you can bring your pup in when it is time.

A Lego club designed for children that celebrates creativity and friendship. Build with LEGO bricks, trade ideas, and showcase favorite creations alongside other young builders in a fun, welcoming setting.

Sparkle & Screen is a relaxed drop-in program for children in grades K5 through 5. Kids can create diamond art while watching Coco, the animated film rated PG with a 109 minute runtime. Supplies are limited and available while they last. The program will be held in the Fadrow Room. Coco follows Miguel, a boy who dreams of becoming a guitarist even though his family objects. After triggering a family curse, he travels into the Land of the Dead to seek help from his ancestors and make amends. Please make sure your child attends programs designed for their age group. Events may be canceled for health and safety reasons. Strollers must be left outside the program room at all library events.

Designed for youth groups, this nature program at the Grant Park Clubhouse pairs participants with Wehr Nature Center Naturalists to learn about owls through hands on exploration. Interactive activities showcase the unique adaptations of these nocturnal neighbors. The group will walk and drive through Grant Park in search of Great Horned and Eastern Screech Owls. Each child will dissect an owl pellet to uncover what these birds eat. Recommended for ages six and up. Fees are $12 per person, $10 for Milwaukee County residents, and $7 for Friends of Wehr members. Advance online registration is required at least two days before the program, and registration will open soon.

A live performance by Matt Rife takes place at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

The next meeting has relocated to Oak Creek Community Center. Early entry for non-members is available for a $15 entry fee, and admission for the general public is $5. Enrollment for 2026 MAD-CC memberships begins at this gathering. Memberships cost $50, are valid January through December, and include the option to rent a table for $20. To sign up, see Brian at the meeting for a membership form. Attendees are asked to be courteous, give others room, and avoid crowding tables while they are being set up so everyone can browse peacefully without disagreements over toy cars.

Teams of two face off in a Cobble Hill speed puzzling challenge, racing to complete their puzzle. The top finishers earn extra Cobble Hill puzzles from the shelves, and every team that crosses the finish line also receives a prize. For full details, check the Find Tickets link.

This hands-on experience invites personal exploration through a blend of art and aromatherapy. Participants tune into intuition with color, fragrance, and creative expression while cultivating a supportive space for reflection. Alcohol inks will be used to explore fluid techniques, rich layered color, and the practice of releasing control. Essential oils will complement the process by encouraging sensory grounding, emotional balance, and mindful presence. There are no refunds or cancellations, but you may transfer your spot to another person.

Presented by 88Nine, this concert features Kurt Vile and The Violators. The show welcomes attendees of all ages.

Make dinner easy at QDOBA while supporting the Herbert Hoover Elementary School PTA. During this fundraiser, 25 percent of fundraiser sales benefit the PTA and help fund events, dances, activities, and extras that enrich the school year for Hoover students and families. To participate, show the fundraiser QR code at the register when ordering in person, or order online from the participating QDOBA using the digital coupon. Enjoy your favorite burrito, bowl, or tacos while giving back to the school community.

Returning for a second year, this Veterans Day program features new performers alongside The Holton Heroes, a band formed in 2020 by people from different professions who connected through a shared love of enduring music. Rooted in classic American standards, they bring fresh life to familiar songs with warmth, charm, joy, and the camaraderie that grew when many turned to creativity for connection. The OCHS Band and Choir will also share a few patriotic pieces. After the performance, the Oak Creek Legion hosts a celebration where ticket holders can enjoy a complimentary food spread. Veterans may attend at no cost with a ticket, in honor of their service.

Jack White takes the stage at Landmark Credit Union Live in Milwaukee for a live concert.

Presented by 88Nine, this event at Riverside Theater features Andrew Bird performing with the MSO. It is open to all ages. Mobile tickets may be subject to a transfer delay. For every ticket sold, $1 will be donated to the Hope This Helps fund.

Part of the Done & Delicious series, this session highlights snacks and drinks that are quick to make, healthy, and satisfying. The focus is on fresh, straightforward ideas that reach the table fast, without long stretches in the kitchen. A $5 suggested donation is appreciated.

Micky Dolenz brings a celebration of six decades of The Monkees to the Pabst Theater. This is an all ages event.

Explore the Danish idea of hygge and its connections to happiness and health in a free, in-person program at Greenfield Public Library in Greenfield, WI. Professor Claus Elholm Andersen will clarify what hygge means, place it within the Scandinavian way of life, and share takeaways that people in the United States can apply. No registration is required, and there is no virtual option. Dr. Andersen holds the Birgit Baldwin Chair and the Paul and Renate Madsen Professorship in Scandinavian Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he serves as Head of Nordic and Associate Chair in the Department of German, Nordic, and Slavic. His recent books include Knausgård and the Autofictional Novel and A Dissonans in This World. Readings in Hans Christian Andersen’s Early Fairytales. He has previously worked at the University of Helsinki and the University of California, Los Angeles, and he writes regularly for the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten.

The neighborhood kicks off the holiday shopping season along West Vliet Street with a festive weekend of browsing and dining. Independent gift shops offer plenty of finds, and local eateries provide delicious stops for a bite or a drink as visitors wander between storefronts. A favorite tradition returns with horse drawn wagon rides carrying shoppers along the corridor, with warm cups of hot cider on board. The rides are sponsored by West Vliet Street businesses and operate one evening and again the following midday. Activities span Vliet Street from 43rd to 60th Streets in Milwaukee’s historic Washington Heights on the city’s west side.

The Byrne Brothers bring an energetic blend of modern Irish traditional, folk, and Celt‑grass. Winners of multiple awards and originally from Donegal, now based in Florida, this Irish trad and folk dance band is known for a charged live show and a fresh Celtic sound. They are among the most sought-after Irish acts touring the United States, frequently topping the bill at Irish, Scottish, and bluegrass festivals and connecting with audiences in person and online. Tickets are offered at three levels: advance general admission for $30, regular general admission for $40, and a $50 VIP option. The VIP package features a private acoustic performance with the band in the Ward Irish Music Archives along with reserved front-of-house seating for the main concert. Capacity for the VIP experience is limited.

Kickstand Productions brings an emo-themed karaoke night to Falcon Bowl. Open to all ages, this event offers a chance to take the mic and sing along to emo favorites in a friendly karaoke setting. Tickets are available.

Meet Billy's Posse during a store-hosted fundraiser that offers a chance to learn about their work finding lost pets. This event differs from rescue focused gatherings, as there will be no adoptable animals present. Monetary donations will be accepted in advance, and a portion of sales from the event day will be contributed to support Billy's Posse.

The Christmas Theme #1 pop-up brings a festive pet photo booth to Auntie Jennie’s Barkery. KO Photography and ALT Dog Run team up with Auntie Jennie’s to host this stop in their themed pet photo booth series, with KO Pet-tography on site offering 5 to 10 minute mini sessions for $10. Payment is accepted by cash, card, or Venmo. Each session includes a professional photographer, help from a pet specialist to pose and engage pets, and fully edited digital images.

Spend the day at a festive arts and craft market at St Francis Lion's Community Center in Saint Francis. This family-friendly pop-up brings together local artists, crafters, and small businesses impacted by recent hurricanes, offering a welcoming place to discover and support their work. Browse one-of-a-kind gifts, apparel, furniture, jewelry, and home decor, then enjoy food, music, and more as you explore.

DCICS, Inc. and Divine Compassion & Interventional Community Services present a meet and greet focused on fellowship, networking, and meaningful conversations about community impact. Attendees can connect with community leaders, learn about the organization’s work, and explore collaboration to strengthen families, build healthier communities, and create lasting solutions. Light refreshments will be available, and the format encourages valuable connections and new partnerships. Registration is through Eventbrite, and there is no fee to attend.

Enjoy an evening of Irish social dancing at the CelticMKE Center in the Village of Wauwatosa. These monthly céilí gatherings welcome newcomers and experienced dancers of all ages, with instruction offered throughout the night to keep everyone comfortable on the floor. Live music will be provided by the Providence Céilí Band, and the dances will be called by Kim Griffin along with Emily and Kathy Weigand. Admission is paid at the door, with prices set at $10 for adults, $5 for students with ID ages 13 to 18, and free entry for children 12 and under. Cash and credit are accepted. Parking is available along Lincoln and in public lots in the Village, and the lot behind the building is reserved for guests with limited mobility. Presented by the Milwaukee Irish Fest School of Music.

Furry fans are gathering at Round1 for the fourth installment of this game-focused meetup, featuring a casual hangout and a group fursuit photo planned outside the venue with a brief meet-up beforehand. Due to space and group size, only partial fursuits are permitted. Attendees are asked to remove heads when entering so security cameras can verify faces. Fursuiting is not allowed in the mall; those heading into the mall should leave suits in a vehicle or at a table, and a volunteer will keep an eye on belongings. Visibility can be limited while suited, so take care around families and other guests moving through the space. Bring your own money for games and food. Round1 and FCSM do not accept responsibility for lost or stolen items.

Southbound returns to Paulie’s Pub and Eatery in West Allis with a set of classic, southern, and jam rock. Arrive early to watch the Packers take on the Vikings, then enjoy live music as soon as the game wraps up. The performance draws on hits and deep cuts from artists such as the Allman Brothers Band, Pink Floyd, the Rolling Stones, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Steely Dan, Tom Petty, Dire Straits, the Grateful Dead, the Doors, Santana, and Creedence Clearwater Revival. Based in Milwaukee, Southbound blends a classic rock sound with a jam-oriented groove shaped by more than thirty-five years on stage. The band honors the spirit of the originals while adding its own touch and has performed before large crowds at notable Midwest events. The lineup features Stan Lukasz and Gary Koehler on lead vocals and guitar, Jim May on lead vocals and bass, Tony May on keyboards and vocals, and Roddy Lopez on drums and vocals.

This fundraiser at Cousins Subs directs 20% of sales to Scouting America Troop 531, helping fund new equipment for the troop. It offers a simple way to support their efforts while taking a break from cooking.

Alicia Villarreal performs at Landmark Credit Union Live in Milwaukee, WI.

This gathering includes a casual pre-meeting hangout for dinner and a beer, with each person covering their own tab, followed by a meeting where attendees can share opinions on club-related topics. The Greater MKE 4x4 Board meets every other month to handle club business and plan upcoming events.

Houses in Motion brings a live tribute to Talking Heads to Vivarium in Milwaukee. The performance features the band’s music and is open to all ages.

Holiday Craft & Vendor Fair features over 50 vendors. Admission is free, and a cash bar and food will be available for purchase. Vendor spots are sold out, so please be on the lookout for scammers.

Celebrate Wooyoung of ATEEZ at BDPL’s first fan cafe and explore a slice of Korean fan culture. Guests can buy a drink and merchandise, take part in a prize drawing, and make their own fan creations. A decorated photo wall will be available for pictures, and there will be a spot to leave birthday messages. Items are available while supplies last, so arriving early is recommended.

Explore a community celebration of holistic healing at the Hilton Garden Inn Milwaukee Northwest Conference Center in Milwaukee. More than forty holistic vendors and practitioners will share offerings such as natural herbal remedies, local raw unfiltered honey, psychic readings, crystals, wellness coaching, energy work, organic goods, essential oils, and more. The schedule also includes a group mediumship gallery and free speaker sessions. Admission is 5 dollars, and workshops are free. Complimentary gift bags are available for a limited number of early guests during designated giveaway windows. The average value of each bag in products and discounts is over 250 dollars, which is about fifty times the entry fee. Events like this are hosted regularly.

Create a festive, tree-shaped fused glass votive with guidance from Patti of PK Designs. Design a piece about 7 inches tall using colored glass along with frit, stringers, Glass Line Paints, and glass dots, with sample idea cards available to spark creativity. After you complete the layout, each piece is taken off site for kiln firing, then finished with a square glass votive holder attached to the back. Completed projects are returned to the store within two weeks. All glass, tools, instruction, and a battery-operated votive candle are included. Registrations are nonrefundable and cannot be canceled, but a substitute attendee may come in your place.

This relaxed paint and sip at The Alibi centers on a whimsical fall gnome, warm seasonal colors, and swirling leaves. An instructor leads the session step by step so attendees can unwind and complete an autumn-inspired painting to take home. The class welcomes beginners, no prior experience required. All painting materials are provided, and a first drink is included. Tickets are nonrefundable unless the event is canceled. If canceling within 48 hours, credit is offered toward a future class.

This annual female-only Witches Ball brings costumes, dancing, and themed drinks to Riverstone Premier Event Center while raising funds for the Jefferson County Cancer Coalition. Tickets include appetizers, desserts, and a late-night snack, with a donation supporting the cause. VIP and reserved tables are available for groups of eight. More details will be shared soon.

Race 2 in the 22nd Annual Winter Run Series, the largest running series in Wisconsin, brings holiday cheer to Boerner Botanical Gardens. Part of a six-event winter season that highlights Milwaukee and its suburbs, this festive run offers 5K and 10K distances for families and friends. Celebrate the start of the holiday season in festive attire and enjoy staying active together.

Now at a new location, the Milwaukee Caffeine & Cashflow meetup takes place at Cuppa Tosa Kitchen & Cafe and focuses entirely on building connections. The format is simple, with no sales pitches, no set agenda, and no sponsors. Business owners, real estate investors, entrepreneurs, and other high performers come together to expand their networks, share recent wins, highlight what they do best, and ask for support where it can make a difference. The group emphasizes working together rather than competing, so it is intended for those who value collaboration. There are additional meetups in Green Bay, Oshkosh, Appleton, Manitowoc, and Madison, with more locations planned. Updates and shared insights are available in the Caffeine & Cashflow Business Networking Facebook group.

Guided by Djuro, participants will practice shaping and coiling wire to build a mid-sized tree sculpture mounted on a raw crystal base. An assortment of crystal chips will be available so each person can design a one-of-a-kind piece with a grounding energy focus. All materials are provided, including tools, a crystal base, crystal chips, and silver wire. Attendance is capped at 16 participants.

Settle in for a relaxed, creative paint and sip at Clifford's Supper Club hosted by Karaya Art. The workshop centers on a whimsical holiday bug theme and includes guided instruction suited to newcomers, with all materials supplied so you can enjoy the process and take home a festive painting. Food and beverages are available to purchase from Clifford's Supper Club during the session. Tickets are not refundable unless the class is canceled, and cancellations within 48 hours qualify for credit toward a future class.

Vivarium hosts The Wildwoods as part of their Winter Tour 2026. The trio is anchored by spouses Noah and Chloe Gose with longtime friend Andrew Vaggalis, blending tight three-part vocals with violin, acoustic guitar, and upright bass. Their folk and Americana songs dwell on memory and longing, offering an intimate feel alongside a wide open sense of space. The performance centers on heartfelt writing and the simple power of voices and a few instruments. It is an all ages show. Fans of Watchhouse, Nickel Creek, Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, or The Milk Carton Kids may connect with this harmony rich sound.

Expect ogres, onions, and plenty of laughter as Shrek takes the screen in an interactive, food-forward movie night. In a theater setting, scenes from the film are paired with a sequence of themed small plates, snacks, and drinks served at just the right moments. Catered by Knights Cafe, the menu leans into swampy inspirations and playful spins on storybook favorites, blending nostalgia with culinary fun for kids and grownups alike. It is Film To Fork done the Shrek way... where the layers are not only in the characters, they show up on the plate too.

This market takes place at the West Allis Farmers Market in West Allis, WI and runs over two days.

Celebrate the season at a yearly Christmas craft fair featuring more than 200 vendors. Enjoy food and take photos with Santa. Held at Whitnall High School.

At Petco in Wauwatosa, JR’s Pups-N-Stuff presents an adoption event featuring a variety of dogs and cats looking for loving homes. Applicants who are already approved may be able to complete a same-day adoption. Volunteers will be accepting donations, including pet food, chew toys, toys, treats, and monetary gifts. Detailed profiles of adoptable dogs and the application are available on the organization’s website. Animals scheduled to attend may change.

KO Photography and ALT Dog Run partner with Auntie Jennie's Barkery to present a Christmas-themed pet photo booth as part of the 2026 pop-up series. KO Pet-tography provides quick five to ten minute mini sessions for only $10, payable by cash, card, or Venmo. Each session features a professional photographer and a pet specialist to assist with posing and engagement, and includes fully edited digital images. Capture holiday portraits at Auntie Jennie's Barkery during this Christmas Theme #2 installment.

Experience the third annual outdoor holiday market at Station 1846, featuring 50 local vendors, live reindeer, and music from Jesse Voelker. Browse goods from local makers, warm up with seasonal cocktails and hot drinks, and enjoy a lively open air setting filled with festive cheer.

Enjoy a festive shopping experience featuring more than 30 local crafters with free entry for all. The first 30 people through the door will receive a swag bag while supplies last. These markets are organized only by Sam and Alli, so please be cautious of impostors. Prospective vendors are welcome to reach out to the organizers by email for participation details.

Patti from The Pet Spoiler will be providing nail trims for dogs and cats, priced at $15 per pet. Present proof of a purchase from The Barkery within the past month to receive $5 off. No appointments are needed.

Celebrate the season at Canine Einstein during the second annual Puppy Holiday Mini Market, a free, dog friendly open house for pups and their people. Explore the facility, meet fellow dog lovers, and browse vendors for holiday gifts. Trainers and staff will be on hand to chat about new ways to keep dogs active and engaged and to share details about the enrichment focused canine gym. Attendees can learn about the full lineup of Canine Einstein classes and other offerings. There will also be opportunities to learn about, and even try, dog treadmills with ALT Dog Run. It is a festive chance to discover activities that bring out your dog’s curiosity and potential while enjoying treats and plenty of fun.

RUNA brings a spirited holiday concert to CelticMKE, showcasing the group’s soaring vocals and vibrant instrumental interplay in a celebration of Celtic traditions. The award-winning Celtic American roots ensemble reimagines Irish folk by weaving melodies from Ireland and Scotland with the rhythms of jazz, bluegrass, flamenco, and blues, creating a fresh, festive sound. Advance tickets are $30, and regular tickets are $40. Presented with support from Guinness.

Wrap up the week with the Cousins Maine Lobster food truck at Piggly Wiggly in West Allis, serving lobster rolls, tacos, bisque, tots, and more made fresh from the truck. Guests can place orders in the mobile app to bypass the line, and the app typically begins accepting orders a couple of hours before each truck service. Please wait until the current service ends to place an order for the next one. Mobile app ordering may be limited or unavailable at times, and walk-up orders at the truck are always welcome. Earn rewards with every purchase, and if ordering at the truck, have the team scan the QR code to add points to your account.

A lively craft and vendor fair brings together more than 50 sellers showcasing their goods. Admission is free, and a cash bar and food will be available for purchase. Vendor spaces are fully booked. Beware of scammers, as sign-ups are handled only through the Center.

A festive Puerto Rican Christmas celebration features live music, bomba and plena dance performances, and dishes from Puerto Rico. Guests can enjoy the food and music, and gifts will be available for everyone.

A winter luau fills Homewood Suites by Hilton Oak Creek Milwaukee with live music from The Boat Drunks, an award-winning party band. Admission includes a buffet dinner. The evening begins with happy hour and toy drop-off in the banquet hall, a silent auction is open during the festivities, and a lobby after-party wraps things up. Guests may bring their own snacks and beverages for the post party, and bars accept cash or credit cards. Attendees are encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped toy for Toys for Tots. The local Marine Corps will collect donations and distribute them to families in the community. Event price is $45 per person initially and increases to $55 per person later, and the buffet dinner is included. A special hotel room rate of $115 plus tax is available before the regular rate applies. To reserve a room, call 414-375-4640 and request the MAPA 2026 Holiday Party rate. Reservations can be made through PayPal on the event website or by Venmo to @MAPA-2000, and please list guest names in the payment message. Cash and checks are also accepted. For questions, call Treasurer Rick at 414-418-0647. Reservations can be submitted for one to four people per transaction, and multiple transactions can be used to register a larger group.

The Elders showcase a signature mix of Celtic tradition and American roots, with uplifting melodies, lush harmonies, and storytelling that stays with listeners. The band began in 1998 when Norm Dahlor and Brent Hoad returned to Kansas City determined to combine Irish music with the drive of rock and folk, leading to favorites like Men of Erin and Raging Sea and drawing more than 70,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. Milestones include an Emmy Award for a concert DVD, a nationally aired PBS special, and induction into the Kansas Music Hall of Fame. This performance highlights their authenticity and heartfelt delivery while honoring heritage, community, and the unifying power of music.

Enjoy an evening of traditional Irish social dancing at the CelticMKE Center in the Village of Wauwatosa, part of a monthly Saturday céilí series. All ages and beginners are welcome, with instruction offered throughout the event to help everyone feel comfortable on the floor. This gathering features music by Céilí Nights with dances led by caller Éamonn de Cógáin. Admission is available at the door, priced at $10 for adults and $5 for students with ID ages 13 to 18, with free entry for children 12 and under. Cash and credit are accepted. Parking is available along the street and in public lots in the Village, and guests are asked to leave the lot behind the building for those with limited mobility. Presented by the Milwaukee Irish Fest School of Music.

Bundle up and enjoy a hot chocolate while you put the finishing touches on your holiday shopping at a cheerful market showcasing small business sellers. Explore as many as 20 vendor booths and watch for a featured guest. Those interested in becoming a vendor can email events.sparklestudio@gmail.com.

Experience an inclusive adaptive curling event open to all ability levels. This free gathering welcomes first-timers and seasoned curlers alike, offering a friendly space to try the sport, build skills, and spend time with the adaptive curling community. Everyone is encouraged to take part, and no prior experience is required.

Enjoy a festive Nutcracker paint and sip at The ALIBI Tavern, where step-by-step instruction helps you create a holiday keepsake to take home. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, no prior painting experience is needed, and painting supplies are included. The experience includes one drink to sip while you paint. All sales are final unless the session is canceled, and cancellations within 48 hours qualify for credit toward a future class.

The meeting has moved to Oak Creek Community Center. Early access is available to non-members for a $15 fee, and general public admission is $5. MAD-CC membership signups begin at this meeting, with dues of $50, and members can rent a table for $20. Attendees are encouraged to give others room while browsing, avoid crowding any table, and keep the atmosphere friendly so there are no disputes over toy cars.

Run Into the New Year is race three in the 22nd Annual Winter Run Series, recognized as Wisconsin’s largest running series. This winter installment features a route through Milwaukee and its surrounding suburbs as part of a six-event season that encourages staying active and celebrating the holidays. Participants can choose either a 5K or 10K, creating a lively way to close out the year and start New Year festivities.

Ring in the new year early with a family friendly daytime celebration packed with kid focused activities. Children can climb, tumble, and explore in the gym, relax during story time, and get creative with festive crafts. Afterward the dance floor opens for disco moves that lead into a cheerful countdown and a sparkling noon ball drop. The day offers all the energy of New Year’s Eve, finished well before nap time.

Stellar Spark Events presents a New Year’s Eve celebration at The Rave/Eagles Club in Milwaukee with Seven Lions headlining, joined by Andrew Bayer, Rad Cat, and Nate Derus. This all-ages show highlights Seven Lions’ fusion of melodic bass, trance, and cinematic elements, a sound that rose to prominence with his remix of Above & Beyond’s You Got to Go and the Days to Come EP. His body of work features releases like Worlds Apart, The Throes of Winter, Creation, and Find Another Way, along with collaborations with Kerli, HALIENE, SLANDER, Jason Ross, and Wooli. In 2018 he launched Ophelia Records to champion forward-looking melodic bass, followed by the full-length albums Beyond the Veil and Asleep in the Garden of Infernal Stars. Opening performers and event details are subject to change.