Events in Milwaukee, WI

This onsite hiring event features face to face interviews with the recruiting team about current opportunities. Openings include forklift operators, material handlers, press assistants, and other available roles. Interviews are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and same day offers may be available.

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.

Unwind with a calming yoga session that focuses on relaxation and full-body stretching, led by Lindsay Heights instructor Cheryl Ferrill. Participants will move through poses intended to release tension and support flexibility in a welcoming setting.

Friends of Weyenberg Library presents its first fundraising luncheon at Shully's Cuisine and Events in Thiensville, featuring remarks by Elizabeth Berg, a New York Times bestselling author of more than 30 books. Each ticket includes a copy of her new release, Life: A Love Story, with an opportunity to have it signed. Boswell Books will supply the books and will also sell additional titles on site by credit card. The event includes raffles and a silent auction. Tickets are $95.

This guided experience uses the Hop streetcar to explore Milwaukee’s history from its earliest chapters to more recent decades. Along the route, participants learn about landmark commercial architecture, the era of mid-century urbanism and highway construction, and how these threads of development led to the streetcar’s installation and continued growth in Downtown. The tour involves a short walk of about one block to reach the streetcar stop. Scheduling depends on guide availability, so consult the website for current dates and times.

A Taco Tuesday special includes a two-for-one wine offer on Tuesdays.

A collaboration pop-up at Red Robin Greenfield brings Brewers and Packers merchandise together for an easy, one-stop shopping experience. Explore hundreds of jerseys presented in a fresh setup, with options starting at $35. Expect Brewers favorites alongside Packers gear, with sizes spanning toddler and youth small through adult 3X. Accessories to round out your look and newly added sweatshirts are also available. Selection tends to move quickly, so earlier arrivals will find the broadest range of styles and sizes. It is a convenient way to get ready for game day whether watching out or cheering from home.

West Allis Farmers Market features farmers offering produce harvested the same day for maximum freshness. Popular items may sell out, and vendors may pack up once their tables are empty. Presented with support from Connect Chiropractic, Universal Windows Direct (Milwaukee), and ASAP Senior Health - Adriana Gonzalez.

Explore how downtown Milwaukee took shape from an early hub at N. Water Street and E. Wisconsin Avenue into a thriving city center. The route moves from the riverfront’s beginnings to modern office buildings along Lake Michigan, showcasing a wide range of architecture. Highlights include Alexander Eschweiler’s Art Deco Gas Light Building from 1930, the Richardsonian Romanesque Federal Building from 1892, and Northwestern Mutual’s Neoclassical headquarters from 1914. The schedule depends on guide availability, so check the website for current dates and times.

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.

Micro crawler fans gather to tackle a dedicated course alongside fellow enthusiasts. Expect a relaxed, competitive vibe with plenty of laughs, plus opportunities to share tips and learn new techniques throughout the evening.

Packers and Brewers fans can browse a traveling pop-up at Burger King in Germantown featuring a wide selection, with jerseys starting at $35. Offerings may include jerseys for current players and past favorites, Brewers favorites, apparel, accessories, other fan gear, and select artwork or specialty items. Inventory varies by stop since three tents are on the road, so each location can differ. Popular players and sizes can sell out quickly. Cash, Venmo, and credit or debit are accepted.

Enjoy Bloom Flow Yoga at the Milwaukee Youth Arts Center, a welcoming class that suits both first timers and longtime practitioners. The pace is unhurried, with guided movement and deep breathing to support a calm reset and a renewed connection to yourself. Open to all, with a $12 drop in option.

Wind down with a guided meditation course from Udemy, along with coloring and other calming activities that support mindfulness and relaxation. The program welcomes participants of all ages, and advance registration is not required. For more information, call 414-766-7900.

Young witches and wizards can dive into a hands-on Halloween workshop filled with creative making and a touch of spooky fun. Kids will craft a yarn-wrapped witch hat with ribbons, sparkles, spiders, stars, and pom poms, experiment in a mini potion lab by blending colorful concoctions with glitter, tiny creepy crawlies, and mysterious powders, and whip up stretchy slime customized with Halloween mix-ins like eyeballs, spiders, glow powders, glitter, and foam beads. The studio is set in a Hocus Pocus inspired theme with interactive potion moments, festive music, and a few surprises. Everyone heads home with three creations and a sweet treat. Costumes are welcome but not required, whether that means classic witches and wizards, pumpkins, superheroes, princesses, or other spooky characters. Designed for ages 4 to 8. The fee is $39 per artist.

A book club brings Milana Doné together with readers to talk about a title selected at the prior meeting. This time the focus is The Infinite Sadness of Small Appliances by Glenn Dixon, creating space for thoughtful conversation around the novel.

X-Ray Arcade hosts a Halloween season trivia night devoted to the 1987 Joel Schumacher film The Lost Boys, centered on the story of two brothers who discover their new coastal town hides a darker secret. The game is free to play, with teams of up to four people. There will be three rounds with five questions each and a final bonus question, with material drawn from the film’s lore, cast, and key moments. Prizes are awarded to the first, second, and third place teams.

Battle Brothers hosts a weekly Constructed Digimon event with a $10 entry fee. The competition uses three rounds of Swiss pairings. Players who take a loss receive one Digimon card pack, and additional packs are awarded for each round win. Every participant also receives a promotional Digimon pack from Bandai.

Tuesday night bingo is hosted by Waukesha Elks 400 at BackStreet Pub & Grill. The evening starts with traditional bingo and later includes a Progressive game. Guests must be 21 or older to attend and participate. Seating is limited, so arriving early is recommended. Please note that the Progressive portion may rotate between venues and on some Tuesdays may be moved to the Waukesha Elks Lodge to allow for additional space.

ReDD's Line Up brings complimentary line dancing to The Tipsy Turtle Patio and Grill in Muskego, offering food and drinks alongside chances to learn new line dances in a social setting.

South Bound Again in Oak Creek hosts music bingo with prizes for every winner. Phones are not required to play. Attend on your own or bring friends.

At The GOAT in Sussex, enjoy a free, family friendly night of music bingo built around popular hits from a wide mix of genres. Sing along, share some laughs with friends, and put your music know-how to the test for a chance to win prizes. Pair the fun with a drink and a relaxed atmosphere for an easygoing outing at this local spot.

This gathering features Riftbound format play in Franklin. The entry fee is $5, and participants receive one participation pack and a promo pack, with promo packs available while supplies last.

Settle into a calm group practice that includes seated meditation, a brief reading or talk, open discussion, and time to connect with others. Newcomers are welcome, and instruction is available for anyone who would like guidance. Discussion topics change from week to week, so each gathering offers something fresh while supporting a steady meditation routine. All are welcome to participate anytime.

This casual weekly Heroscape event invites players to venture through Valhalla, face off in combat, and compete for glory on the battlefield.

My Hero Academia in Concert brings the world of the anime to life with a live band and large-scale visuals, showcasing signature moments from the series while celebrating 10 years of adventures. The performance blends powerful music with on-screen action for an intense, cinematic experience. This event is open to all ages. Please note that first floor seats in rows EE through KK may have a partially obstructed view of the top of the screen due to the balcony overhang.

Test your knowledge at a lively trivia night hosted at SafeHouse Milwaukee in Milwaukee. Questions span everything from language oddities to classic board games and pop culture nods. Teams of up to eight compete across six rounds that include two chances to wager and a picture round, followed by a fast-paced lightning segment where groups aim to produce ten answers quickly. Entry is $1 per player, which serves as a tip for the host. Prizes include a $30 gift card for first place, a $20 gift card for second, and a $10 gift card for the best team name.

Back on tour to mark twenty years, this Tony Award winning musical tells the rise of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons from New Jersey roots to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It contrasts the group's tight onstage harmonies with the real life story unfolding behind the curtain and showcases hits including "Sherry", "Big Girls Don't Cry", "Oh What a Night", "Walk Like a Man", "Can't Take My Eyes Off You", "Beggin'", and "Working My Way Back to You".

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.

Mexican Slum Rats, a five-piece emo-fusion band from California, take the stage at The Argo in Milwaukee with Rotundos for an evening marked by surging energy and heartfelt performances. Their music blends calm and intensity with richly expressive instrumentation, a balance noted by the Daily Trojan. Full bar service will be available throughout the show, while the restaurant will be closed. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian and supervised at all times inside the venue, and those without proper supervision may be asked to leave. One dollar from each ticket supports a fund dedicated to local artists’ mental health and wellbeing. All ticket sales are final and cannot be refunded.

B2B marketers in the Milwaukee area gather for a relaxed coffee breakfast focused on building connections and sharing insights with peers. The group meets at Anodyne Coffee Roastery in Walkers Point, where participants can order coffee or food and head to the tables labeled for the breakfast. Conversation begins with brief introductions, and each person can suggest a topic they want to hear more about from the group. If the discussion slows, a conversation-starter card deck is available to keep ideas flowing. The formal portion wraps up, and attendees may stay a little longer to finish chats or get some work done at the venue.

A traveling pop-up featuring Packers and Brewers merchandise will set up at Denny’s in Racine. Browse jerseys starting at $35 along with apparel, accessories, and select artwork and specialty items. The mix can include current standouts, beloved past players, fun jersey designs, and Brewers favorites. Inventory changes from stop to stop since two tents rotate merchandise, and popular players and sizes may sell out quickly. Cash, Venmo, and credit or debit are accepted.

This free healthy living workout in the Lindsay Heights neighborhood is led by Leonard Wilson. The session emphasizes full-body movement with challenging exercises and adjustable pacing so participants can work at a level that suits them, all close to home.

Discover how music brings stories to life in a playful music and movement storytime. Participants will hear stories, sing, and get moving with activities that highlight rhythm and sound. This program is best for children 3 and under. Registration is recommended.

Business & Bites, hosted by The Chamber, is a lunchtime networking program built on the success of its morning counterpart. It centers on meaningful introductions, guided conversation around timely business topics, and the growth of professional relationships. The experience begins with check-in and open networking, then moves into placing food orders, brief Chamber updates, and short introductions. A facilitated discussion on a current business theme follows, after which attendees share a meal while continuing to connect. The event wraps up with key takeaways, stories highlighting networking successes, and a final chance to reconnect with new and familiar contacts.

Connect with fellow professionals at a chamber networking lunch held at Portillo's - Greenfield, WI. Enjoy conversation and new contacts in a relaxed lunchtime setting. Registration is available through the chamber's website.

Families with any college or career goals can receive guidance on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid at the Community Center at Douglas Park in Racine. Financial aid professionals from Gateway Technical College and UW Parkside, along with community partners, will be available to answer questions and assist with the form. Completing the FAFSA can open access to grants, scholarships, work study opportunities, and federal student loans. This event is part of a regional effort led by Higher Expectations for Racine County and Building Our Future in Kenosha to help students and families understand their financial aid options and complete the application.

This after-school program features sensory activities, creative exploration, and open play in a welcoming, inclusive setting tailored for children with special or support needs. Participation is open to everyone, and children do not need to be affiliated with the organization. Siblings and school friends are invited as well, with tickets required for each person attending. Families are free to stop in for any length of time, allowing children to get comfortable at their own pace. Check-in is straightforward, beginning with a family name and then moving to the full process once everyone has settled. All activities are created with an understanding of how to support children who benefit from additional accommodations, offering a safe and enjoyable space to explore and play.

Drivers can log laps on a Mini-Z track in Milwaukee, with a layout that changes each week for variety. The emphasis is friendly, low-pressure racing for the pure enjoyment of the sport. A welcoming community of racers supports participants of every skill level.

Spend Wednesday and Thursday evenings carving pumpkins at Humboldt Park. Return on Friday and Saturday to view the collection on display.

Open play takes place at McGinn's alongside the ongoing bimonthly tournament. Participants can play head-to-head, join multi-player chouettes, or settle into casual match play. Newcomers have access to instruction, coaching, and practice matches structured like a tournament. If at least four players who are not in the bimonthly bracket want extra competition, a single-day tournament may be started. The entry fee is $5, and new players may enter at no cost.

At Jackson Area Community Center, this seminar provides clear information about common fraud and scam tactics along with practical ways to recognize warning signs. Attendees can expect straightforward guidance designed to help identify red flags and stay safer from deceptive schemes.

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.

Gather with friends for your favorite Culver's meal, either at a table inside or through the drive thru. A portion of each purchase will support the school.

Settle into a soothing restorative yoga class at Tosa Physical Therapy and Wellness, featuring gentle floor-based poses supported by props, mindful breathing, guided meditation, and optional light touch with permission, along with calming sound. The practice focuses on releasing muscular tension, relaxing the body, and easing the mind. Suitable for many experience levels, restorative yoga is known to encourage better sleep, support immune health, and help balance the nervous system, which can be especially helpful during times of stress and uncertainty. Please bring a yoga mat. Props are provided, and personal comforts such as an eye pillow or a favorite blanket are welcome. Space is limited to 10 participants and registration is required. The fee is $30.

This free-entry event features two rounds of play. Each participant receives one Nexus Nights pack upon entry, and any player who wins both rounds earns one additional Nexus Nights pack.

In Milwaukee, WI, this supportive six-week group helps caregivers deepen their understanding of ARFID, strengthen confidence at mealtimes, and learn practical tools informed by evidence-based treatments. The cost is $50 per session, or $275 when prepaying for the full six-week series.

This constructed format event features three rounds of Swiss play. The entry fee is 10 dollars. Every participant receives one Gundam Booster Pack, with an extra booster awarded for each round win. A Gundam Promotional Pack from Bandai is also included.

Most Wednesdays, Falcon Hall inside Falcon Bowl hosts a welcoming game night for all ages. On the second and fourth Wednesday, the spotlight turns to a Super Smash Bros. Melee tournament.

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.

This welcoming community gathering offers a period of seated meditation, a brief teaching, open conversation, and time to connect with others. It is available in person and online. Beginners are welcome, and meditation instruction is provided. Participants may begin at any time.

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.

Enjoy a free open line dancing night at Bub's Germantown led by the Wisconsin Boot Kickers. Dance to a variety of songs spanning classic and modern country, pop, and more, with a welcoming atmosphere for both beginners and experienced dancers. The venue offers food and drinks.

Trivia takes over Skippy's Burger Bar with questions that span everything from language quirks and board game strategy to memorable movie references, like identifying the least common first letter in English words, naming the priciest Monopoly property, or recalling Brian Fantana’s signature cologne in Anchorman. Teams of up to eight compete through six rounds, featuring two opportunities to wager and an image-based challenge, plus a quick lightning segment that tasks players with producing ten answers under pressure. The cost is 1 dollar per player, which serves as a tip for the host. Prizes include a 30 dollar gift card for first place, a 20 dollar gift card for second, and a 10 dollar gift card for the best team name. Some nights are themed, which cost 5 dollars per person, and the top team on those nights also receives a cash prize. This event typically takes place on the first and third Wednesday of each month.

The hit that began on Broadway heads back on tour, celebrating 20 years with a story told Jersey style. The musical follows Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons from their start in New Jersey to induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, pairing polished harmonies on stage with the complicated realities off it. The production features favorites including Sherry, Big Girls Don’t Cry, Oh What a Night, Walk Like a Man, Can’t Take My Eyes Off You, Beggin’, and Working My Way Back to You. Presented at Marcus Performing Arts Center in Milwaukee.

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

Maggie Koerner brings a commanding voice and the spirit of New Orleans to The Argo, sharing songs from her latest album, UPSTATE. The venue’s restaurant and lounge will be open ahead of the performance with food, cocktails, and more. Guests younger than 18 must attend with a parent or legal guardian and remain supervised while inside the building, and those without proper supervision may be asked to leave so the environment stays safe and enjoyable for everyone. One dollar from every ticket supports a fund dedicated to the mental health and wellbeing of local artists. All ticket sales are final and nonrefundable.

Project Homeless Connect Milwaukee brings essential services together to support hundreds of people experiencing homelessness in the Milwaukee area. Volunteers assist guests throughout the event by guiding them to the resources and service providers they need. Activities take place at Marquette University's Alumni Memorial Union in Milwaukee, with opportunities to help during the morning, in the afternoon, or for the full day.

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.

Walk-in interviews are open for caregiver roles. These positions involve supporting adults with disabilities in a home setting, typically working with one to five clients. Training and required certifications are offered.

Subaru City of Milwaukee teams up with the Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission to celebrate Subaru Loves Pets Month with a pet adoption event. The focus is on giving local dogs and cats a second chance by connecting them with caring homes. It highlights the joy animals bring to families and the community, creating a warm setting centered on compassion and new beginnings.

At the West Allis Farmers Market, growers begin service later so shoppers can choose produce harvested that same morning. Availability can be limited, and some vendors may finish early once their goods are sold out. Connect Chiropractic serves as the presenting sponsor, with support from Universal Windows Direct (Milwaukee) and ASAP Senior Health - Adriana Gonzalez.

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.

Enjoy a dinner event that supports Elm Dale. Dine out to lend your support.

Downtown Menomonee Falls transforms into a festive trick or treat route as participating businesses welcome costumed kids along storefronts and sidewalks. Children can wander the downtown area collecting candy and enjoying the fall atmosphere. Costumes are encouraged, and there will be plenty of treats for families celebrating Halloween together with the community.

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.

Dead Eye Ry performs a solo acoustic set of live music at Bilda's in Hubertus, Wisconsin.

This event highlights healing and hope with a keynote address from Hope Beryl-Green, an Epstein survivor, SRA survivor, author, and advocate. Attendees can look forward to an auction paired with a gourmet meal. The focus is on compassion, restoration, and meaningful support for women recovering from trafficking and trauma.

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.

Fireside at the Oasis brings a cozy autumn twist to live music at Richard E. Maslowski Community Park. Settle in by the fire for free performances, cool evening air, and a limited supply of complimentary s’mores while they last. The Sprecher Brewing Outdoor Oasis will be open with food and beverages available for purchase, so bundle up and plan for a relaxed night outdoors. This installment features DWill Ready Red Xperiment.

This weekly One Piece Card Game event features a constructed format and three Swiss rounds. Entry is 10 dollars. Each participant receives one One Piece Card Game pack and earns additional packs for every round win, along with a One Piece Promotional Pack provided by Bandai. Chart a course toward the One Piece and the title of Pirate King while competing through the rounds.

X-Ray Arcade and Riot Fest present a bill featuring The Tubs, Mopar Stars, and Trolley. The Tubs, a London outfit fusing Celtic jangle and nimble indie rock, appear with core members Owen Williams, Dan Lucas, Taylor Stewart, and Max Warren. Signed to Merge Records, they have a third album titled Hard Life that brings in regular collaborators Lan McArdle, George Nicholls, and Rachel Kenedy, along with fiddle player Chris Haigh, known for work on the Steps single 5, 6, 7, 8. The band has traversed the United States on tour, bringing its high wire energy from city to city. Mopar Stars offers a catchy, guitar-forward indie sound led by Philly artist Nao Demand and joined by Bill Magerr, Nneka Anyaoku, and Evan Campbell, drawing on touchstones like Bob Mould, Teenage Fanclub, and Big Star while carving out its own space. Milwaukee power pop band Trolley completes the lineup. This show at X-Ray Arcade is all ages.

Level 2 salsa with Mezclando Milwaukee is designed for dancers who already feel confident with the fundamentals. Participants should be comfortable staying on beat and able to lead or follow core Level 1 moves such as the cross-body lead and right turns. Each class builds on solo footwork, often called shines, and introduces longer, more intricate turn patterns. A partner is not required since partners rotate throughout the session. The balance of leaders and followers may vary, so there could be brief periods without a partner. Bringing your own partner and choosing to dance together is welcome. Pricing is $15 per class when paying as you go, or $10 per class with a punch pass. The punch pass is $80, covers eight classes, and can be used for any group class offered. Fees are per person. Cash and credit cards are accepted.

Randy Feltface headlines a show open to all ages. Doors open before the performance so attendees can arrive and get comfortable.

Jersey Boys returns to the road to mark 20 years of the Tony Award-winning musical that tells the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. From the streets of New Jersey to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, it blends behind-the-scenes twists with the unmistakable sound that lit up the airwaves. The show features hits including “Sherry,” “Big Girls Don’t Cry,” “Oh What a Night,” “Walk Like a Man,” “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You,” “Beggin’,” and “Working My Way Back to You,” capturing both the soaring harmonies on stage and the complicated journey off it.

Ian Sweet brings a lush indie pop sound to Falcon Bowl in Milwaukee, with airy vocals, layered guitar work, and emotionally driven storytelling. The performance leans into atmospheric tones and sincere lyrics, shaping an engaging live experience rooted in dream pop and alt pop.

Get a close look at the Lower School in action with a relaxed, personal visit to Brookfield Academy. There are no formal presentations or a fixed schedule of information sessions, creating time to talk with current parents, teachers, and student ambassadors. Guests can watch classroom learning firsthand and tour the division. With many opportunities to ask questions, participants leave with a clear picture of day-to-day life at Brookfield Academy.

High school musicians exploring college options can get a firsthand sense of what studying music at UW-Milwaukee is like. Reconnect with the spark that started your journey on an instrument or on stage, then consider how those growing skills can lead to long-term success in the music field. The event takes place at the Zelazo Center for the Performing Arts, Bader Hall in Milwaukee, WI.

Little Diggers in Brookfield marks its grand opening with a community-focused celebration. Attendees can tour the new space, meet the team, and enjoy a fun atmosphere as the venue opens to the public.

Build your knowledge and confidence in a three-hour Wisconsin concealed carry class at MK Protection Strategies in Menomonee Falls, WI. Led by USCCA and NRA instructors with strong student feedback, the course covers personal and home safety, handgun handling and operation, shooting fundamentals, holsters and other carry tools, the legal use of force, how extreme stress can affect the body, what to expect after a self-defense incident, and key points of Wisconsin carry law. The class fee is $89. MK Protection Strategies has trained thousands of students across the state for concealed carry certification. For questions, call 414-795-5598. The Wisconsin CCW permit offers reciprocity in over 30 other states.

A relaxed open gym at Infinite Gymnastics in Brown Deer welcomes toddlers, preschoolers, and homeschool families. Children can bounce, climb, tumble, and explore real gymnastics equipment while making new friends and burning off energy in an indoor setting. No prior gymnastics experience is needed, and it offers a convenient playdate without the cleanup at home. When local schools are closed, participants of all ages are welcome.

The grand opening features one-of-a-kind finds for every occasion. Browse a wide range of merchandise, including toys, an extensive selection of electronics, a big variety of POP figures, Invicta watches, jewelry, Masked Muse Cosmetics, and home goods, with more to discover. Enjoy prize drawings, micro sales, and special discounts available only during the grand opening. Purchases over $100 receive a scratch-off card while supplies last with opportunities for substantial savings and select free items.

This tour explores Downtown Milwaukee’s Westown, the arts and entertainment district west of the Milwaukee River. The neighborhood features theaters and arts venues, sports arenas, the Baird Convention Center, and several historic hotels. It also includes the former Grand Avenue Mall, opened in 1982 and reimagined in 2018 as The Avenue with a refreshed food hall and shopping. The experience focuses on the recent conversion of historic buildings into mixed-use spaces that add apartments, new coffee shops, gallery spaces, and renewed office use. Highlights include the blue building once called Reuss Federal Plaza, now 310W (1983), the historic Hotel Wisconsin (1913), and the Pabst Theater (1895). Tour times vary with guide availability, so refer to the website for current scheduling.

The Waddle Inn serves a $17 fish fry with premium fare and chilled beer to start the weekend.

Football Fridays brings Borna and Mandy to Spitfire's on State.

Get into the Halloween spirit at the Zoo as Boo at the Zoo introduces a new daytime Saturday experience. Families can enjoy an all-day trick-or-treat trail, see animals interact with pumpkins, and take in colorful light shows, live entertainment, and pumpkin carving demonstrations. Costumes are welcome for children 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 entering the code trick with their membership number. Thanks to Prairie Farms Dairy for its support.

Presented by Sussex NAPA Auto Parts, this family friendly Halloween celebration keeps the scares mild and the fun high for children age 10 and younger. Everyone planning to attend must register, except babies and toddlers under age 2 who may come at no cost. Spots tend to fill quickly, and residents have an earlier registration window than nonresidents. The event takes place rain or shine, so plan clothing for the weather. Organizers are also seeking support through financial sponsorships, volunteers for setup, help during the event, and cleanup, as well as committee members interested in planning. For details on how to get involved, email cliedtke@sussexwi.gov or call Chris Liedtke at (262) 246-5200.

The Nightmare on East Vogel brings a family-friendly fright to Cudahy, WI. The experience spans four neighboring yards filled with eerie scenes, and costumed characters may emerge from the shadows on Fridays and Saturdays, weather permitting. Donations support Billy's Posse.

Mathnasium of New Berlin is hosting a free Halloween party for children ages 6 to 14. Kids can invite siblings and friends to share the fun, and they will be engaged, entertained, and supervised so parents can enjoy a quiet evening. The celebration features a chance to settle in and socialize, festive Halloween activities, and a snack break with treats like pizza, fruit punch, and popcorn. The event continues with games and concludes with a costume contest. RSVP by email is requested. For details, call 262-214-2979 or email newberlin@mathnasium.com.

Set at The Salvation Army Oak Creek, this tournament showcases first round pairings that pit Jack Sirius against Trent Wrigley, Joseph Blane versus Gavin Parker, Logan Cavazos meeting Armando Alvarez, and Elijah Dickson facing Keshawn Cannon. The lineup also features a non-tournament match with Tori Fox taking on Davina Thorne. Tickets are available online, while general admission and children’s tickets will be sold only at the door with payment accepted through 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.

Turn up the volume for a summer-style night of live music with Sleepy Andy and the NiteLites featuring Andrew Gelles. This Milwaukee-based group fuses rock, blues, and soul into an electrifying set led by Gelles, a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist. Expect crisp playing, driving rhythms, and a dance-ready groove that keeps the energy high from start to finish. Cold drinks and a lively, warm-weather vibe round out an evening centered on big tunes and nonstop momentum.

Explore a nearly century-old, 3-acre observatory during an open house featuring a presentation, hands-on activities, and night sky viewing as weather allows. At the Milwaukee Astronomical Society observatory, MAS President Matthew Ryno will share highlights from the year, delve into spooky nebulas and science, and showcase what is new at the society. This gathering takes place during Wisconsin Science Festival Week. As it gets dark, volunteers will offer tours and guide the many telescopes on site. Look for views of deep sky favorites such as galaxies, star clusters, and nebulae, and bring your questions about astronomy and what it is like to be part of the society. Activities and information from the Horwitz De-Remer Planetarium will also be available. This free public event happens rain or shine. Dress for the weather. The meeting hall is heated and air conditioned, and restrooms are available. Bug spray and a flashlight can be helpful... please keep lights dim or use red tape if observing is underway. Parking is available on site with guidance from volunteers. The meeting hall is wheelchair accessible with a ramp on request, and most other buildings are at ground level, with a few exceptions. Families are welcome, and kid-friendly options include a starry theater for creating constellations along with additional activities from the local planetarium. Donations support the volunteer-run observatory and are appreciated, with a suggested minimum of at least $5 per person to help offset the impact of parking.

Haley Griffin and Leland Hyman bring a warm, acoustic-forward performance to Good Harvest Market and Hop Harvest & Vine, weaving soulful lead vocals with tight harmonies and agile guitar. Their set spans singer-songwriter favorites, pop staples, timeless oldies, and original songs. Highlights include Devotion and ELSE, both available on streaming platforms. Devotion was mastered at Abbey Road Studios by Alex Gordon, whose credits include work with Florence + The Machine and Sigrid. Haley is a summa cum laude graduate of Berklee College of Music and holds a master’s degree from USC. Her background includes PR work for Kool & the Gang and for Phillip Phillips, the winner of American Idol, alongside a full-time performing schedule. She teaches voice at Lake Country Conservatory, is a regular soloist at Christ the King in Delafield, and appears frequently with Sunset Playhouse in Elm Grove. Leland comes from Madison’s music community with 17 years of blues, funk, and folk guitar experience and a foundation in classical piano. His versatility includes time with Saaz, an Indian fusion ensemble at UW-Madison, and ongoing work in Oconomowoc as he continues to pick up new instruments. Their collaboration began as a teacher-student connection and grew into a creative duo after Haley recognized Leland’s expressive guitar work and musical instinct.

Get into spooky season at Ambitious Vibes Candle Bar with a Halloween themed evening of candle making, costumes, treats, drinks, and prizes. Begin by crafting a glass skull candle, choosing a favorite fragrance, then mixing and pouring your own seasonal creation. Arrive in costume, whether creepy, funny, nostalgic, or a coordinated group look, and take part in a costume contest with prizes for standout styles. Expect a festive atmosphere, hands-on creativity, and plenty of spooky fun.

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.

Explore intuitive tarot in a small, hands-on class led by Reiki Practitioner and Teacher Dreams Ramirez at Sheepish in Racine. Learn to connect with spirit and read the cards without relying on a guidebook, with guidance on clearing, grounding, and interpreting so you can trust the messages you receive. Participants should bring their own tarot deck. Enrollment is limited to six people to keep the experience focused and allow time to practice in groups, and pre-registration is required. The class fee is $35, with an additional charge for credit card payments. For questions, contact Sheepish in Racine at 262-635-3244 or Dreams at 262-930-9917.

This free, casual Commander event features two rounds. A booster pack is awarded for each round win, and anyone who does not win either round still receives a pack for participating. During signup, players choose a power level bracket, and pairings will aim to seat participants with others within one bracket of that choice for balanced games. Late arrivals are welcome, though the first round may be missed.

This official play session for Pokémon in Milwaukee takes place each week. Participants can expect prize support, including prize packs provided by Pokémon. Every third Friday, the schedule features Challenges or Cups.

Riftbound Constructed takes center stage with a $5 entry fee. Everyone who participates receives one pack, and additional promo packs are available while supplies last.

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.

Day Trippers pay tribute to the Beatles’ landmark 1965 period, highlighting songs from Help! and Rubber Soul along with additional selections. This performance is sold out. Expect rich vocal harmonies and faithful, detail-focused renditions that honor the originals.

A Halloween dance and costume party at the New Berlin VFW Post features Floor It performing favorites from the '50s and '60s plus rockabilly and surf. Costumes are encouraged for a cash-prize contest with awards for top entries, including second and third place. The large dance floor sets the scene to mix and mingle with ghouls and goblins. Attendees can also enter a 50/50 drawing and a liquor raffle for chances to win. Admission is $10 per person, and proceeds support needy veterans. Sponsored by Post 5716 and Brookfield VFW Post 8320.

Set in Hartland, WI, this Academy Musical follows day-one trainees at a Disney Imagineering studio who are challenged to dream big. The high-energy revue spans two decades of Disney favorites, featuring songs from Encanto, Coco, Frozen II, and Moana. As the trainees support one another, the story celebrates imagination, friendship, and the courage to pursue what you love. Designed with young performers in mind and especially welcoming to very young audiences, it runs 60 minutes with a 15 minute intermission. Rated G. Admission is $15. Disney's Dare to Dream Jr. is presented by special arrangement with Music Theatre International and Disney Theatrical Licensing, with authorized performances listed through MTI.

Rory Makem shares an evening of Irish song, lore, and tradition, blending beloved folk classics with tales of ancient Celtic customs. He draws on a rich family lineage, as the son of Tommy Makem of the Clancy Brothers and the grandson of renowned source singer Sarah Makem, carrying forward music that speaks for workers, sailors, lovers, fighters, and the land. An accomplished interpreter of folk music, he accompanies himself on guitar, banjo, mandolin, and bouzouki while bringing history to life through story and melody. Tickets are offered at two tiers, with advance admission priced at $30 and regular on-sale at $40. VIP tickets are sold out. This performance is part of CelticMKE’s Ceol and Ól Celtic Concert Series, presented by Guinness.

Jersey Boys is back on tour to mark its 20th anniversary. This Tony Award-winning Broadway hit traces the journey of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, from four Jersey guys with a distinctive sound to music that won over radio listeners, where polished harmonies on stage contrast with the complications behind the scenes. The production showcases signature songs including “Sherry,” “Big Girls Don’t Cry,” “Oh What a Night,” “Walk Like a Man,” “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You,” “Beggin’,” and “Working My Way Back to You.” The story moves from neighborhood beginnings to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, offering a vivid look at the music and the men who made it.

Shelly Mack and The Boys are back with favorite roadhouse tunes.

Widespread Panic takes the stage at Riverside Theater for a multi-night run. All ages are welcome. A limited allotment of tickets will be sold in person at the Riverside Theater Box Office when sales open.

Rod Tuffcurls and The Bench Press perform at Vivarium. The event welcomes attendees of all ages, and tickets are available for purchase.

Chrome-lit towers pierce the darkness as rain slicks the streets and neon spreads across the pavement, hinting at what lies ahead. Inside Cactus Club, the air hums and a steady, driving rhythm takes the wheel, a moody, deep, hypnotic current built for the ride. Night Drive features DJ Tony-Wan Kenobi and DJ Catgoat guiding the soundtrack as the city seems to breathe and the journey unfolds.

Keep the celebration going in Milwaukee at Mo's Irish Pub Milwaukee with an after party featuring Houseplant that begins right after Widespread Panic. Tickets will be available for purchase.

Oak Creek’s annual Fall Festival offers a full day of family-friendly activities. Pick up a free pumpkin, enjoy face painting, visit the petting zoo, and take a tractor ride, with more seasonal fun throughout. Costumes are encouraged. Local food trucks will be serving a variety of bites, and live music will set the mood as the Oak Creek Farmers Market wraps up its final day. Only two vendor spots remain. For vendor inquiries, text (213) 218-5017 for the preferred contact method, or email vfapply@gmail.com. Space is allocated on a first come, first served basis.

The Barrels and Buckles Open Speed Show closes out the series at the Menomonee Falls Saddle Club Show Grounds. Look for a full slate of speed events along with lighthearted fun classes. The MFSC Chuckwagon will offer a complete food menu, there is plenty of space for trailer and spectator parking, and the trail course will be open for riders to enjoy between classes. Spectators are welcome. A limited number of on-site horse pens are available, five total, at $25 per day on a first come, first served basis, with reservations taken through pre-entry. Pre-entry is encouraged to help the show run smoothly. The show bill is available on the Menomonee Falls Saddle Club website.

For more than a decade, Tosa Farmers Market has supported local farmers, food producers, and artisans, fostering a more sustainable community through a family-friendly, open-air market in the heart of Tosa. In addition to fresh produce, the market features live music, outdoor yoga, kids programs, cooking demonstrations, and other activities. The Info Booth offers details about current programs. FoodShare benefits are accepted, and SNAP or QUEST users can swipe a QUEST card at the Info Booth to receive tokens that work like cash at the market. Unused tokens can be saved for future visits, and they do not expire.

The Germantown Farmer's Market in Germantown, WI brings together seasonal produce, handmade crafts, baked goods, and more from a range of vendors. Browse stalls for fresh ingredients, pick up unique gifts, and discover a variety of market favorites in one convenient spot.

Fresh baked favorites will be available at the Waukesha Farmer's Market, with plenty of options to choose from. To request an item or ask that something be set aside, call 262-821-0118.

A casual community hangout at the South Shore Farmers' Market invites family, friends, and neighbors to gather, connect, and enjoy an easygoing morning together. There is no set program, just relaxed market vibes. Pick up coffee, breakfast, or other treats from market vendors, then settle in on a blanket with the group and linger as long as you like or come and go as you please. Look for the gathering mid market beneath a dark-leafed maple, west across the street from the Park Pavilion and near where organ player John Miller performs.

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.

Action Power Sports hosts its annual Chili Cook-Off contest, where attendees can sample a variety of homemade chili and vote for a favorite. In addition to the tasting, there are snowmobile and off-road deals, with freight and setup covered. Enjoy flavorful chili, giveaways, hot deals, and more.

A Saturday market welcomes shoppers with fresh harvests that change each week. Arrive early to find the widest variety. Vendor information is shared on Facebook.

Browse a variety of crafter and vendor tables set up throughout the building, then treat yourself to a bake sale and a convenient grab-and-go lunch. There is no admission charge. As an added perk, the first fifty guests will receive a complimentary ticket for the raffle basket drawing.

A welcoming space offers meditation practice, shared reading, group discussion, and time to connect, available both in person and online. Clear instruction is provided for those new to meditation, and no book or previous experience is required. All are welcome.

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.

Enjoy a creative, relaxing workshop at Milwaukee Marriott West where participants design a mosaic lamp and paint a ceramic piece. Come with friends, family, a partner, or attend solo, and no prior experience is necessary. All materials are provided, the session lasts about two to three hours, and you will head home with both projects completed. Space is limited.

Brookfield Square hosts a family friendly craft and vendor market that celebrates Halloween and the spirit of fall. Explore creative booths from local makers offering handmade goods, seasonal decor, costumes, sweet treats, gifts, and other autumn finds. The shopping experience is tailored to families, trick or treaters, and seasonal shoppers seeking playful spooky pieces and one of a kind treasures. Vendor participation is available, and space is limited for those interested in showcasing their products.

The Frank L. Weyenberg Library hosts Throwback Saturday Movie Matinees, a monthly series that revisits films from past decades to help new audiences discover movie classics. The lineup includes Moonstruck, Cabaret, Glory, M*A*S*H, Stand by Me, Do the Right Thing, Broadcast News, When Harry Met Sally, Alien, Rain Man, and Breakfast at Tiffany's. Some films may not be suitable for all audiences.

The Menomonee Falls HS Band & Orchestra present their sixth annual Mattress Sale Fundraiser at Menomonee Falls High School. Browse a full showroom of high-quality mattresses that are custom-made after the event, with selections from brands such as Simmons Beautyrest, Purple, and Helix at deeply reduced prices. Many options are made in Wisconsin. Expect all sizes, adjustable bed and split king sleep systems, and warranty choices of 10, 12, 15, or 20 years. Financing is available, and orders are produced and delivered in the weeks that follow. Every purchase supports the MFHS Band & Orchestra during this one-day sale.

Funko collectors will find a massive selection at Brookfield Toy Vault in Brookfield Square Mall. This Funko Pop show brings 3,000+ Pops together under one roof for one day, spanning longtime favorites to hard-to-find grails. Admission is free. Hunt for a particular chase, fill gaps in a collection, or enjoy digging through boxes for surprises. Vendor tables are available for $50 for those who want to sell or trade.

Tammi Kapitanski offers tarot readings at Remedy Within Massage Therapy & Spiritual Gifts. With more than 20 years of professional experience in tarot and spiritual guidance, she combines tarot and oracle cards with mediumship and intuition. Sessions are $50 for 20 minutes, payable by cash or Venmo. To reserve, call or message 262-307-8892. Walk ins are welcome but not guaranteed.

It is the final day of the season, celebrated with the annual Harvest Festival and a costume contest, along with live music, apple cider, hot dogs, candy, and giveaways. Argo presents this Lauryn Wynter Company event.

A Wisconsin Concealed Carry Permit class is offered at the Hilton Garden Inn-Milwaukee Airport in Milwaukee. The fee is $65, and this session satisfies the single-class requirement for the Wisconsin Concealed Carry Permit. For questions, text (414) 367-6400. Please note that no weapons or ammunition are sold.

Andy Braun brings a set of folk rock and singer songwriter music to Creekside Valley Farm and Pumpkin Sales. The performance highlights songs across decades from the 1950s and 60s to the 70s and beyond, featuring covers of artists such as Johnny Cash, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Beatles, Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, Elvis, and Neil Young. He also shares original material from his albums "Shameless Attempts" and "22".

Attendees can learn about the in-house speed shop, with performance options that let a bike run the way its rider prefers, from modest tunes to more extreme setups. Bagger race bikes will be on display, along with a recap of how they performed in the final round of the year. The service department will highlight its commitment to quality care and offer information on storage options for the colder months. The official sponsor is Hupy and Abraham, S.C., with a reminder to drink responsibly.

Downtown Racine celebrates its 7th annual Candy Crawl and Halloween Scavenger Hunt with a kid-friendly outing of no-cost, kid-safe trick-or-treating at more than 30 participating businesses. Families can pick up a scavenger hunt form online or at the Downtown Racine Corporation office, then follow a self-guided route to spot Halloween-themed items hidden in storefront windows. After completing the hunt, turn in the form at the DRC office for a chance to win one of three prize packs for children. A handy map marks all candy giveaway stops to make navigating easy and fun. Parking is available at the Lake Avenue Ramp, Shoop Ramp, and Civic Centre Ramp for a flat $4 all day.

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.

Horror movie vibes and spooky flash set the tone for a Halloween Flash Day in Menomonee Falls. Choose from available designs for $120, or try a nerf challenge for a $100 get-what-you-get option. Designs can be viewed in person at the shop on the day of the event. Placement is limited to arms and legs, and other spots may be requested but are not guaranteed. Service is first come, first served and payment is cash only. All clients must be 18 or older and present a valid state ID to be tattooed.

The event highlights historians and authors Steven Rogstad and Colette Murphy Broadway.

Saturday Cribbage Tournaments bring players together in New Berlin, WI for classic card play with a purpose. Event proceeds support cancer-fighting efforts through Relay For Life, so each match contributes to a meaningful cause.

Enjoy a relaxed drop-in gathering featuring chouettes, head-to-head games, and beginner-friendly lessons with coaching. Because the schedule and location can change, contact Tom Rosandich in advance at tprj@sbcglobal.net or call or text (262) 227-5272 for the latest details.

An afternoon pop-up market inspired by Dungeon Crawler Carl brings local crawlers together to offer their loot at The Sugar Maple. Presented in collaboration with Mizorey Ren, this event spotlights participating sellers. Vendor applications are currently open.

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.

A free social hour where puppies can romp, explore new smells, and mingle with fellow pups. This playful session is intended for dogs 8 to 16 weeks old, with limited capacity. Expect lively energy, early social skill building, and plenty of happy tail wags.

At the West Allis Farmers Market, growers arrive with produce harvested that morning. Opening later in the day gives them time to pick and prepare, and popular items can sell out, so some vendors may leave early once their stock is gone. Support is provided by Connect Chiropractic, Universal Windows Direct (Milwaukee), and ASAP Senior Health - Adriana Gonzalez.

Celebrate the unveiling of Emerys XLAB bicycles by chatting with XLAB representatives and taking a look at bikes promoted as a top value. Enjoy free pizza and a free drink while talking bicycles.

Battle Brothers hosts a weekly Digimon Card Game constructed tournament featuring three rounds of Swiss. Entry is $10. Players on the losing side receive one Digimon Card Game pack, and a pack is awarded for each round won. All participants also receive a Digimon promotional pack from Bandai.

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.

Pair an adult with a child for a green ball tennis tournament designed for family fun and friendly competition. Pizza and drinks are included for participants, and prizes will be awarded to the winners and finalists. The fee is $35 for members and $50 for non-members. Registration closes three days in advance. Members can register through the member app, and non-members may sign up by contacting BRmembership@eliteclubs.com.

Settle into a fall evening with live music. Enjoy great tunes, cold drinks, and easygoing vibes that set the tone for a laid-back night.

Glendale’s Halloween celebration returns for its second year at Richard E. Maslowski Community Park, bringing an evening filled with costumes, cool autumn air, and crackling bonfires. Enjoy hay rides, a bounce house, games, and a costume contest, with extra surprises unfolding as the night goes on. Costumes of every kind are welcome, whether spooky, silly, creative, or adorable.

Union Arena brings anime IPs together for head to head battles in a fast paced card game. The tournament uses a three round Swiss format. Entry is 10 dollars. Each player receives one Union Arena card game pack and earns an additional pack for every round win, and a Union Arena promotional pack is provided by Bandai.

This outdoor event features interactive activities, craft stations, a photo booth for families, plenty of candy, and additional fun. Admission to the outdoor portion is free. After the outside festivities, guests can continue inside Air City 360, where standard admission fees apply.

Show off your pumpkin carving talents at a friendly contest at the Foxhole Lounge. The entry fee is $10 and includes your pumpkin, a cocktail, music, and snacks. Please register in advance so there are enough pumpkins for everyone.

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.

Acoustic Blu is back at Old German Beer Hall with a set of favorites spanning the decades. The show mixes cozy Bavarian cheer with sing-along moments that pair well with a cold beer. Expect an upbeat vibe and plenty of familiar melodies.

Support the Eagles Aerie #281 Rocktoberfest State Projects Fundraiser benefiting the Terrence Sund Memorial Fund of the Wisconsin American Legion. Proceeds help locate and identify cremated remains so Wisconsin veterans and, when needed, their spouses receive a proper military burial. Admission is a $10 donation. Raffle prizes and a 50/50 drawing add to the excitement. Live music sets the tone with performances by That Honey and Full Flavor. Food and beverages are available for purchase, cash only, with an ATM on site.

Shank Hall hosts a co-headline date featuring In Her Own Words and Every Avenue as part of the Perfectly Unfamiliar Tour. In Her Own Words marks a decade of their breakthrough album Unfamiliar by performing it from start to finish, highlighting songs that forged a strong connection with fans. Every Avenue, a pop punk band from Marysville, Michigan, brings a catalog that includes Shh, Just Go With It, Picture Perfect, and Bad Habits, which became the group’s highest charting release. Their history includes tours with Mayday Parade, All Time Low, The Maine, and Boys Like Girls, along with appearances on the Vans Warped Tour. The bill unites two staples of the late 2000s and 2010s emo and pop punk era for a night that blends nostalgia with the lasting pull of these songs, with special guest Fluorescents also appearing.

The Longest Johns bring stormy harmonies and high-spirited energy to traditional sea shanties and maritime work songs, pairing the old with the new through original writing and a modern sensibility. The trio began in 2012 around a Bristol kitchen table, united by a love of maritime folk, wry humor, and digital culture. Their take on Wellerman swept across TikTok in 2021, fueling the ShantyTok wave and helping reignite global interest in sea shanties. The lineup features Jonathan JD Darley, Andy Yates, and Robbie Sattin, and their global following has grown through extensive touring, a vibrant online presence, and a string of well-received releases. A full bar will be available throughout the performance, and the kitchen will be open. Guests under 18 must be accompanied and supervised by a parent or legal guardian at all times while inside the building, and those without proper supervision may be asked to leave. One dollar from every ticket supports a fund for local artist mental health and wellbeing. All ticket sales are final and nonrefundable.

Mission Accomplished returns to Nice Ash, right in Waukesha’s heart, for an evening of music, drinks, and the option to enjoy a smoke.

Mazzaratti returns to Rock & Brews MKE in Milwaukee for another appearance.

Curly Sunday offers a gentle reset focused solely on locs, designed for those who want to begin the week with clean, soft, well defined curls without maintenance or styling. The session centers on care and hydration, with a thorough cleansing shampoo, a moisturizing conditioner, and steam therapy that enhances moisture and curl definition. There is no maintenance or styling, only dedicated curl care. Services are limited to locs, and loose natural hair is not serviced during this time. The experience helps refresh locs before the week starts, soften curls, reduce frizz and dryness, and provide a relaxing moment of self care so you can walk into Monday feeling polished and ready.

The Shorewood Farmers Market returns to Estabrook Park for a new season. Every Sunday, visitors can explore fresh produce, baked goods, coffee, flowers, and artisan products from local vendors while enjoying live music and more.

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.

Learn to crochet from scratch in a welcoming two-part workshop designed for beginners. Hosted at Busias XOXO, this series covers the basics, offers time to practice foundational stitches, and helps you build confidence to continue on your own. The fee is $50 per person and includes both sessions, plus yarn, crochet hooks, a bag for your supplies, all materials needed for the classes, a drink each day, and a snack each day. No prior experience is required. Expect two cozy sessions filled with learning, creativity, and hands-on making.

Live music sets the tone as shoppers explore fresh produce, bakery items, meat, dairy, specialty goods, and ready-to-eat foods at this farmers market.

A lively farmers market fills Deer District with over a hundred vendors offering organic and farm-fresh meats, eggs, fruits, cheeses, and vegetables, plus bakery treats, artisan crafts, and live entertainment. Managed by Lauryn Wynter Company with support from Deer District BID 53, it pairs shopping with complimentary live music and plenty of places to sit and relax, along with a wide range of ready-to-eat and take-home foods. The Taste It Tent offers samples of new foods featured at the market, and a dedicated kids area provides games and activities for families. Nearby Deer District businesses are open for brunch or lunch alongside the market, and SNAP/EBT, WIC, and Senior Nutritional Vouchers are accepted.

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.

A chili cook-off alongside a silent auction organized by Holy Trinity brings homemade recipes, friendly rivalry, and community spirit together. Guests can taste a range of chilis, cheer for the cooks, and cast votes for their favorite pot. The auction features items to bid on, and each bid supports Hope Closet and Pantry. This gathering blends comfort food with a cause, turning every bowl and every bid into meaningful support.

The Cudahy Historical Society hosts a costumed pet parade at the Historic Cudahy Railroad Depot with awards for standout pet costumes, coordinated pet and owner outfits, uncanny look-alikes, and impressive tricks. The entry fee is $5 per pet. A seasonal cafe will serve chili, hot dogs, autumn treats, and apple cider. A small pet fair will highlight local pet services along with treats and supplies. A fall themed photo area will be available for families and their pets. Attendees may take their own picture with a donation, or have one taken for them and presented in a paper frame with a fall or Halloween design. All proceeds benefit the Depot Restoration Fund.

Settle into a crisp autumn evening with music performed in person. Chilled beverages and a feel-good atmosphere round out a relaxed night of great songs.

Corinne Reid-Owens Transit Center in Racine turns into a Halloween hub with a debut transit trick-or-treat celebration. Families and friends can collect candy, decorate Halloween-themed cookies, and capture festive photos at themed spots. Miss Racine 2026, Rosie Milliaca, will make an appearance. It offers plenty of seasonal fun for all ages.

At Busias XOXO, this hands-on Polish Pottery Mosaic & Sip experience invites participants to design a Polish Pottery-inspired mosaic trivet. Enjoy a beverage and light snacks while crafting, using pieces of pottery to create a personal, functional work of art. The cost is $40 per person. A small number of extra spots have been added, and space is limited.

This trunk-or-treat celebration at Lutheran Church of the Resurrection features decorated car trunks, candy, and Halloween fun for families and neighbors. Costumes are welcome, creating a playful atmosphere. There is no cost to attend, and everyone is welcome. Those who want to support the event can help by decorating a trunk, volunteering, or providing donations of food and supplies.

Family Day features a Sunday offer tailored to families. Kids 12 and under receive a complimentary entrée, valued at $15, with the purchase of an adult entrée. The deal is limited to one free kids meal per adult entrée. It cannot be combined with other offers or specials, does not apply with dip certificates, and is not available on holidays.

A group ride follows back roads around Holly Hill and through the Kettle Moraine area. The route begins at the Cabela’s parking lot in Richfield and wraps up at Hamburger Haus in Campbellsport. This is a planned fall outing with a defined start and finish for those traveling together.

Lion's Tail Brewing is partnering with the Autism Society of Wisconsin for a celebration of Toast to Autism. The MKE Bento food truck will be on site serving food. Attendees who mention they are there to support the Autism Society of Wisconsin will have a portion of their tab donated to the organization. The gathering combines brewery offerings, a visiting food truck, and a simple way to give back.

Explore Lake Michigan shipwrecks from the vessel Molly V on a dive designed for experienced recreational divers. This outing is designated Advanced Recreational, and participants must hold certification appropriate for the planned depth.

The original Broadway hit is back on tour to celebrate 20 years, bringing the story and music of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons to Marcus Performing Arts Center in Milwaukee. Tracing their path from New Jersey beginnings to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, it goes behind the music and into their story, balancing pitch perfect stage harmonies with the very different realities offstage. The show features signature songs including "Sherry," "Big Girls Don’t Cry," "Oh What a Night," "Walk Like a Man," "Can’t Take My Eyes Off You," "Beggin’," and "Working My Way Back to You" in a Tony Award winning production.

Settle into a cozy shopping afternoon at Salt + Light Salon, filled with seasonal vibes and a mix of beauty and local finds. Explore home decor, clothing, skincare, permanent jewelry, hair tinsel, and more. Featured vendors include Fancy That Design House, 3 Gold Lynx offering permanent jewelry, Misty Creek Boutique, Peggie’s Petals, PawzFive with dog treats, Rendered Traditions, Operation Wax, and hair tinsel from the Salt + Light Salon team.

Discover limited-batch skin care and everyday home essentials made exclusively with whole ingredients.

This Formula 1 watch party is organized by Circuit Society MKE and brings fans together to follow the action. Attendees can show support for their favorite team, connect with other enthusiasts, and enjoy the excitement together.

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.

Spirits and live music take center stage for Sunday Funday at Patti's Power Plant.

A candlelit Halloween concert transforms The Abbey at St. James 1868 in Milwaukee with a live, multi-sensory atmosphere as the Listeso String Quartet performs an eerie and playful mix of classics and pop culture favorites. The program features Thriller, Funeral March of a Marionette, the Allegro molto from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, and Ghostbusters, along with Danse Macabre, Night on Bald Mountain, Der Erlkönig, a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas, and In the Hall of the Mountain King. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned on a first come first served basis within each zone. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult.

Explore Hartland Marsh Preserve by moonlight during a full moon hike presented by the Ice Age Trail Alliance and Waukesha County Land Conservancy. Discover which animals are active in Wisconsin’s woods after dark, from those with claws and sharp senses to wildlife that leaves tracks, calls, and other signs along the trail. There is no cost to attend, and participants of all ages are welcome. Bring a flashlight or headlamp for low light on the path, dress warmly for the weather and trail conditions, and please do not bring dogs. RSVP is encouraged but not mandatory.

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.

She Wants Revenge performs live, bringing the duo’s blend of darkwave and post-punk to the stage. The concert focuses on their distinctive sound and the energy of live music.

She Wants Revenge brings its dark, dance-influenced post-punk to The Rave/Eagles Club with support from Rosegarden Funeral Party. Known for the breakout single Tear You Apart and extensive touring alongside artists such as Depeche Mode, The Psychedelic Furs, Placebo, and Peter Murphy, the duo’s club-born project grew into a devoted following through emotive songwriting and pulsing, nocturnal grooves. After a hiatus and a high-profile resurgence that introduced their music to a new wave of listeners, the band returned to the stage and began work on a long-awaited fourth album. The current lineup features Justin Warfield on vocals and guitar, Adam Bravin on Bass VI and synths, Thomas Froggatt on bass, Tony Bevilacqua on guitar, and Lia Braswell on drums. This is an all-ages show. Advance tickets start at $36.50 and may be higher on the day of the show. All details and opening acts are subject to change without notice.

Keep the music going at Mo's Irish Pub Milwaukee with an after party featuring Armchair Boogie. It kicks off right after Widespread Panic wraps up. Tickets will be available for purchase.

Milwaukee Urban AgCon 2026 centers on the theme of Resilience, exploring how collaboration and innovation can strengthen urban agriculture, conservation, and the well-being of communities and individuals. Organized by The MARM Farm, this annual gathering brings together local leaders, farmers, researchers, and community members to exchange practical knowledge and build connections. Hosted at the Harold S. Vincent School of Agricultural Science in Milwaukee, the program begins with welcome remarks and a kickoff from Alice in Dairyland, Anastasia Poull, followed by a keynote to be announced. Conversations continue with panels titled Strength From Within: Milwaukee's Boots On The Ground and Tomorrow's Harvest: Milwaukee's Green Teens. Lunch features Stone Soup, and the day offers workshops including Food Talk: Understanding the Language of Food Sovereignty, Water Wise: Native Landscaping for Water Management, Deep Roots: Perennial Agriculture for Sustainability, Michael Fields Agricultural Institute, Farmers in Motion: Breathwork and Movements for the Field, Market Matters: The History & Future of Farmers Markets, and Nature Journaling 101: A Beginner's Guide. A vendor fair and a walking tour are also planned.

Discover Westown on a guided tour of the downtown area on the west side of the Milwaukee River, a historic hub for arts and entertainment. Learn how landmark buildings have been adapted into mixed-use spaces with apartments, new coffee shops, gallery spaces, and refreshed office space. Featured stops include the city’s notable blue tower, once Reuss Federal Plaza and now 310W from 1983, the historic Hotel Wisconsin from 1913, and the Pabst Theater from 1895. The district also includes theaters and arts venues, sports arenas, the Baird Convention Center, and several historic hotels, with the former Grand Avenue Mall, opened in 1982, transformed into The Avenue in 2018 with an updated food hall and shops. Tour times vary based on guide availability, and the latest schedule is listed on the website.

An after-school sensory and play session offers children with special or support needs a chance to explore hands-on activities, creative projects, and free play in a safe and inclusive environment. Participation is open and does not require any prior affiliation. Siblings and school friends can attend too, and tickets should be reserved for everyone in the group. Families are welcome to stop by for any length of time so children can settle in at their own pace. Check-in is simple. Share the family name on arrival, then once everyone is comfortable a staff member will complete the rest of the process. The team designs each activity with insight into the day-to-day realities of caring for a child with special or support needs, creating a space that balances structure with flexibility and fun.

This library club invites kids to build creativity and LEGO skills in a relaxed, playful setting. Participants can share ideas, work together on builds, and make new friends. Children ages 5 and up are welcome. No registration is required, and bringing a friend is encouraged. Activities take place in the Tolzman Community Room.

A casual writer’s group welcomes beginners and experienced writers to settle in and make progress on their projects. Bring what you are working on, focus on your pages, and find inspiration by writing alongside others. The organizers provide a comfortable space and snacks to keep you going. Registration is not required, and drop-ins are welcome.

Music Bingo Mondays at Drivan Range features music-themed bingo without the need for phones. It is free to play, so bring friends and enjoy some lighthearted fun.

A seasonal pick brings Bram Stoker’s Dracula to the Classics Book Club. Marie, a friend of ep•i•logue, will facilitate a conversation that explores vampires, Victorian drama, and the lasting impact of this cornerstone of horror. Whether revisiting the novel or opening it for the first time, readers will delve into themes and characters together at ep•i•logue Books.

Presented by Kickstand Productions, this all ages concert at X-Ray Arcade features Wishy on the Nature's Pill Tour 2026 with Dead Sullivan.

Presented by Cactus Club, WMSE, and Pabst Theater Group as part of the 21 Shows / 21 Days series, All Them Witches performs with Emma Ruth Rundle. The event welcomes attendees of all ages. Ticket purchases are limited to six.