Events in New Berlin today

The Lincoln Saltdogs visit the Milwaukee Milkmen at Franklin Field in Franklin, Wisconsin. This matchup between two club teams takes place in a smaller ballpark that keeps the action close, making it easier to follow the strategy from pitch to pitch.

Parking fees are waived on the last Thursday of each month at Wehr Nature Center. Visitors can explore more than five miles of trails, take in a waterfall, and spend time in nature. The visitor center provides restroom access, free accessibility equipment, and other helpful amenities to support an easy visit.

This summer, the Thursday Craft Collective invites ages 10 to 14 to the Creators Lounge for hands-on art sessions led by instructor Dylan. The program is organized into two-week units that blend creative practice with a tour of global art and culture. Each unit focuses on a different place or movement. Participants explore wax-resist fabric design inspired by Indonesian batik, examine Switzerland’s Dada movement through techniques like photomontage, take cues from Yayoi Kusama’s signature polka dots and immersive installation concepts, and conclude with Brazilian Neo-Pop in the spirit of Romero Britto by crafting a lively mixed media piece. All premium materials are provided, and the environment is designed to spark creativity and connection among peers. Registration is handled per two-week session, with a fee of $30 for Greendale residents and $40 for non-residents.

At the West Allis Farmers Market, the day begins a bit later so farmers can harvest that morning and arrive with the freshest produce. Vendors may wrap up early if their goods sell out. Support for the market comes from Connect Chiropractic, Universal Windows Direct (Milwaukee), and ASAP Senior Health - Adriana Gonzalez.

Presented by Johnson Financial Group, this free music series returns to Cathedral Square Park with twelve evenings of live jazz alongside a few themed performances. A Milwaukee tradition since 1991, the season centers on jazz while also showcasing blues, swing, Billy Joel tributes, Grateful Dead-inspired sets, and goth dance music. New for 2026, Cathedral Square Market brings local vendors offering art, handmade goods, treats, and more. This night features New York State of Mind with 52nd Street: The Music of Billy Joel. Admission is free and open to all, with specialty beverages available at the bar and plenty of eats from local food vendors. Purchasing drinks from the bar helps support the series.

Bier Garden brings live local music to Market Square on summer Thursdays. This edition features Open Tab and serves as a Give Back Night for the Elmbrook Humane Society, with a portion of sales supporting the organization. If the weather does not cooperate, the event will move inside Cafe Hollander.

A free water ski show at Lakefront Park in Pewaukee features a junior performance followed by the main show. Families are welcome. Weather and show updates are posted on social media.

This performance features a blend of country rock, pop, and classic rock, moving easily from tender ballads to more driving favorites. The set brings a versatile, feel good vibe that suits an outdoor setting. It pairs well with sipping a drink, singing along, or lingering a little longer than planned.

Gather with LGBTQIA+ neighbors from in and around Waukesha for a relaxed game night in the community room at the downtown branch of Waukesha State Bank. Guests may bring a friend, a snack, or a favorite game, or simply attend on their own. Masks are required to help protect immunocompromised and disabled community members, as well as anyone who wishes to reduce exposure to Covid-19 and other illnesses. Disposable masks will be available, and those unable to wear a mask are encouraged to connect through the group’s online community instead.

MUVGRUV takes the stage as part of Indaba Nights, a free, all-ages concert series at the Indaba Band Shell on the grounds of St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care’s Bucyrus Campus. Spanning 13 weeks, the series brings together a lively mix of local performers and acclaimed arts organizations. Bring family and friends, pack a lawn chair or blanket, and relax while enjoying the show. Several food vendors will be on site.

Now in its third edition, the Milwaukee Chamber Music Festival features Beethoven’s complete Razumovsky String Quartets, three works known for symphonic scale and emotional range that reshaped the string quartet. Presented over three concerts by members of the Milwaukee Symphony, the cycle appears alongside music from Russian, Czech, Estonian, German, and French composers.

Experience a night of skywatching and learning at a nearly century-old, 3-acre observatory in New Berlin, Wisconsin. The evening begins with a presentation on eclipse chasing by astrophotographers Todd Weiler and William Gottemoller, covering strategies for finding eclipses along with helpful camera settings and tips. As darkness settles, volunteers will lead tours and operate multiple telescopes, weather permitting, to showcase highlights of the night sky such as galaxies, star clusters, and nebulas while answering questions about amateur astronomy and the Milwaukee Astronomical Society. If skies are clear, stay for the peak of a deep partial lunar eclipse as roughly 93 percent of the Moon slips into Earth’s dark umbral shadow. The view should resemble a near-total eclipse, with a subtle reddish cast and a small bright area lingering along the northeastern edge of the lunar disk. Activities and information from the Horwitz De-Remer Planetarium will also be available on site for part of the evening. This event takes place rain or shine. Admission is free. Donations are appreciated to support the volunteer-run observatory, with a suggested minimum of $5 per person to help offset parking impact on the grounds. Dress for the weather. The meeting hall is heated and air conditioned, and restrooms are available. Bug spray and a flashlight are recommended, and red tape will be offered to dim lights around the telescopes. Parking is available on site, with guidance from vested volunteers. The meeting hall is wheelchair accessible, with a ramp available on request, and a rear walking ramp is also provided. Most other buildings are at ground level, aside from three. The event is family friendly, with kid-focused activities like a starry theater for building constellations, and additional hands-on options from the local planetarium. The organization is community supported through volunteers, donations, and memberships.

The Marshall Tucker Band brings its While I'm Young Tour to the stage, featuring guest Ladybird. This show is open to all ages.

This service delivers dedicated care for locs with an emphasis on health, hydration, and a weekend-ready finish. The service includes a thorough shampoo, conditioning, and a steam treatment, plus a complimentary 4 oz bottle of Naturally Naps Hair & Scalp Quencher. It suits anyone seeking a fresh look heading into the weekend.

Young creators can explore hands-on creativity in a process-focused art program designed for children ages 1 to 3. The experience begins with a story, then continues with open-ended art making, and a fresh project is featured each month. Caregivers must remain with their children for the full duration, and everyone should be prepared to get messy.

Enjoy a midday meal with Smoke Ring BBQ at Waukesha Airport. This simple lunch option brings barbecue flavors to an airport setting for a quick and satisfying break.

Snap-On INDYCAR Weekend at Milwaukee Mile delivers double the excitement with two full points-paying NTT INDYCAR SERIES races and nonstop on-track action. Drivers will be pushing for every point as the season draws near its conclusion. Across the weekend, the program includes practice, qualifying, and multiple races, highlighted by the Snap-on Makers and Fixers 250, INDY NXT by Firestone, and the Snap-on Milwaukee Mile 250. A Free Fan Zone is also available at the track.

This patio party features live music, games, drink specials, and pizza from Ricardo's. Held on the last Friday of the month during the summer, it is sponsored by Trident Financial.

Held indoors during the summer, this event showcases superfine live music.

The Devon Allman Project welcomes special guest GA-20 for a show rooted in soulful Southern rock, blues, and exploratory jams. Presented as part of the 20 Years Strong Tour, this retrospective celebrates two decades since Devon Allman released his first album and embarked on a national tour, with a set that spans his career, including music tied to The Allman Betts Band, Devon Allman’s Blues Summit, Royal Southern Brotherhood, Honeytribe, Devon Allman & Donavon Frankenreiter’s Rollers, plus classics from the Allman Brothers Band catalog. Devon first rose to prominence with Honeytribe and later as a co-founder of Royal Southern Brotherhood, and he is known for high-energy performances, standout musicianship, and a contemporary Southern sound that blends blues, rock, soul, and improvisation.

Set in a diner, Someone's in the Kitchen with Dinah is a whodunnit murder mystery that focuses on a close list of suspects, from Dinah's son Tony and his girlfriend Nikki to Margie the waitress, the cook, and the owner of a rival restaurant nearby. Making its world premiere in a play reading format at Inspiration Studios, this presentation invites audiences to sift through the clues over multiple performances. It is part of World Premiere Wisconsin, a statewide celebration of new plays and musicals.

Acclaimed actor, humanitarian, musician, author, and founder of the Gary Sinise Foundation, Gary Sinise returns to Milwaukee to lead GRACEFUL WARRIOR, a benefit concert supporting Skylight Music Theatre. Presented as a world premiere, the program features a 25-piece orchestra performing original compositions by his late son, McCanna “Mac” Sinise, with narration by Gary Sinise. Through video and personal reflections, the evening honors Mac’s artistic legacy following his passing in 2024 from a rare spinal cancer, offering a moving exploration of love, loss, and enduring hope. Tickets start at $45, with VIP options and military discounts available. Tickets are on sale.

Sound Check Entertainment brings a high energy night of live music to Paulie’s Pub and Eatery with two standout Wisconsin acts, Farwell Kings and Colt and the Gunners. Both earned recognition as fierce contenders in Battle of the Bands Wisconsin and now share the stage for a showcase of country, Americana, and rock. Expect rugged guitar work, tight rhythms, and rootsy melodies. Farwell Kings mixes original tunes with select covers that tap into alt country and hard charging rock and roll, while Colt and the Gunners fuse country grit with a rock edge built to light up the room. Admission is free with no cover. The venue often fills quickly for big weekend shows, so arriving early can make it easier to find a table and settle in for the music.

ISC brings its coed Ultra Draft tournament to The Rock in Franklin, Wisconsin for a weekend centered on competition, culture, and community. Open to participants ages 18 to 49 and welcoming all skill levels, it is designed for people who want to compete, meet new players, or reconnect with familiar faces. Individuals enter the player pool and rosters are set through a live draft before play begins. After teams are formed, they face off across the weekend in classic Ultra Draft style. Expect spirited games alongside a friendly social vibe, chances to build new friendships with teammates, and memorable moments on and off the field, all powered by the ISC’s signature community energy.

This season marks the Greendale Downtown Market’s 35th anniversary, celebrating fresh finds and community pride. Historic Broad Street transforms into a lively open air marketplace filled with local flavor, creativity, and neighborhood spirit. Visitors can discover farm fresh produce from local growers, artisan and handcrafted goods from small businesses, and an array of baked items, beverages, and ready to enjoy treats. Nonprofits and community groups share resources that highlight local connections. The anniversary season features live music, festive activities, and special surprises. Nearby shops and cafés offer even more to explore, creating a relaxed, walkable experience. Booths are set along the street with accessible sidewalks, and an accessible restroom is nearby. Municipal and street parking are available for visitors, who should be mindful of spaces reserved for businesses.

Great Harvest brings a selection of fresh baked favorites to the Waukesha Farmer's Market. To reserve items or make a special request, call 262-821-0118.

This small-group yoga class is capped at 12 people to allow focused guidance, thoughtful modifications, and a sense of community. The practice draws on Kundalini principles, beginning with a warm-up of sun salutes, then progressing through breathwork, flowing movement, mantra, and kriya-based sequences to awaken energy, clear stagnation, and strengthen inner resilience. It is a vigorous yet approachable experience intended to spark change from within and leave you feeling lighter, clearer, and more energized. All levels are welcome, with options offered throughout.

Expect a lively collector marketplace with more than fifty vendor tables and a constantly refreshed selection. Browse a wide range of Pokémon cards, from budget friendly commons to premium holographic pieces, along with sealed items like booster bundles and elite trainer boxes. Funko fans can explore hundreds of Pop figures, including vaulted editions, exclusives and chase editions. Sports collectors will find football, basketball, baseball and hockey cards for every budget, with many dealers offering slabs graded by PSA and BGS. It is a true buy, sell and trade environment, so bringing your own collection is welcome if you want to make a deal and leave with cash or a new favorite addition.

Sidewalks become a canvas at this relaxed art contest at Shelby’s National Tap. Creators of every skill level can chalk the pavement, from seasoned artists to anyone who just wants a laid back excuse to color outdoors. Artist entry is $20 and includes a drink and a gift. Enjoy live music, cash awards and prizes for standout pieces, and an easygoing atmosphere that does not insist on staying inside the lines. Art is created on site, voting will determine favorites, and winners are announced without needing to be present.

Rain or shine, this motorcycle ride and party supports Make-A-Wish Wisconsin. Registration takes place at Matty’s Bar & Grille, costs $20 per rider, and breakfast is available for purchase. The route visits American Roadhouse, Sandlots of Salem, Spanky’s Sports Bar and Grille, and Stumpy’s Cabin before returning to Matty’s. After the ride, there will be live music by Cornfield Keg Party, raffles, and poker hand prizes. This event is open to the public, and 100% of proceeds go directly to Make-A-Wish Wisconsin to help grant life-changing wishes.

A meet and greet with Happy Endings offers a chance to meet a few adoptables from the rescue and learn more about them. Physical and monetary donations for the rescue are being collected throughout the month. Those interested in adopting can complete an application on the rescue’s website.

Kunes Chevrolet GMC of Greenfield is hosting complimentary summer cookouts to mark 250 years of American freedom. Expect fresh-off-the-grill food, cold refreshments, and a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. While you are there, explore a selection of new and pre-owned vehicles and enjoy easygoing conversation with the community. These weekend gatherings offer a relaxed stop during a summer outing.

A recurring cribbage tournament benefiting the fight against cancer through Relay For Life. Event proceeds support this cause.

At the West Allis Farmers Market, farmers focus on delivering the freshest possible produce, with schedules arranged to support same-day harvests. The market operates on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and some vendors may close up early if their goods sell out. Support is provided by Connect Chiropractic, Universal Windows Direct (Milwaukee), and ASAP Senior Health - Adriana Gonzalez.

At Black Husky Brewing, the Riverwest Cat Tour features a pre-tour gathering where attendees can meet kittens available for adoption, learn about ways to support Cats at Large through donations and fundraising, browse raffle prizes and purchase tickets, and take part in a group photo before setting off. DJ Tony provides music later in the day, and brats are available for a suggested donation during the festivities. Raffle drawings will be held, and a limited-edition cat tour sticker debuts on tour day.

Tommy Odetto comes back to Kegel's for a summer night of classic rock and vintage blues.

Dirty Boogie takes the stage at the Rivers Crossing Beer Garden for a live performance.

Experience an evening of movement, sound healing, and community under the glow of the full moon at Bay View Park Beach. An all-levels yoga practice unfolds by the water overlooking Lake Michigan, followed by a deeply restorative sound bath. It is a welcoming space to release stress, reconnect inward, and enjoy a beautiful summer night outdoors. The flow of the evening includes flexible arrival and check-in, then Full Moon Yoga led by 500-Hour Certified Yoga Teacher Belle Dorn. After a brief transition, a joint sound bath features Bernard Ruño of Adagio Sound Healing and Jess Burns of Mosaic Healing and Wellness. There is time afterward to linger, connect, and enjoy the park with fellow attendees. This gathering is offered on a pay-what-you-can basis to help make wellness accessible. Suggested donation is $25 to $45, and no one is turned away for lack of payment. Registration is required, and donation details are shared in the confirmation email. Community support makes this possible. The Bay View Park permit is generously sponsored by Eastside Family Chiropractic, so attendee donations directly support the facilitators sharing their time, energy, and expertise. Bring a beach towel or blanket, water, and layers for the evening breeze. A yoga mat is optional. For the sound bath, consider a pillow, eye mask, or an extra blanket. No yoga experience is required, and participants are welcome exactly as they are. This offering is part of a series celebrating the Strawberry, Buck, Sturgeon, and Harvest full moons.

Enjoy live music at no cost on Saturday nights at Gazebo Park as part of an ongoing concert series.

The Deep Blue Crew returns to Let It Be Music Club, nicknamed America’s Cavern Club. The event offers an immersive club setting with food and signature drinks available in downtown Waukesha. Admission is $10 online and $15 at the door.

The event will be held at Rock & Brews, located within Potowatomi Casino.

Ten Feet Tall returns to Paulie’s Pub and Eatery with a high-energy party vibe. The crowd is urged to make some noise, jump and celebrate as TFT steps in, sparking excitement from one side of the room to the other. Arms up and feet moving, the call and response builds while everyone gets busy. Three short words become the rallying cry... Ten Feet Tall.

Teens can dive into skincare basics with Sam in a hands-on class that teaches how to cleanse properly and choose the right products. Interactive skin-themed games add a fun element with chances to win prizes. Every ticket is entered into a drawing for a free teen facial. This session is recommended for ages 11 and up, and adults may participate alongside their teen. Attendees can enjoy a lemonade bar and snacks, receive a raffle entry for the free facial, and take home a goodie bag.

Canvases & Cocktails at Shamrox in West Allis offers a calm, private painting session focused on a retro palm tree design. The bar is closed to the public and capacity is limited to 12 painters for an intimate experience. Beverage options include $15 bottomless mimosas and a $10 Bloody Mary bar, with each additional drink priced at $6, and other beverages available for purchase. This is a cash-only event that encourages guests to unwind, sip, and get creative.

ZN Fashions presents a seasonal showcase of South Asian style at the Sheraton Milwaukee Brookfield Hotel, highlighting warm-weather looks crafted for comfort and elegance. Browse a curated selection that includes breathable lawn fabrics, bold jewel hues and soft pastels, intricate Schiffli lace details, modern block prints, and flowing dupattas. The collection spans easygoing everyday pieces to richly embroidered semi-formal outfits suited for festive evenings. Admission and parking are free. For more information, call 630-600-1328.

Giveback Sunday at The Tap Yard in Waukesha kicks off WILS’ 50th birthday celebration. During the event, 20 percent of eligible beverage and snack sales will be donated to WILS, with food truck purchases excluded. Enjoy a community-focused gathering with drinks, food, and a 50/50 raffle in support of the organization. This event is open to all ages, including friends and family. Please note that the entrance booth is not staffed and entry passes are handled online.

Explore rewilding in Franklin at Ryan Creek Prairie, where the Milwaukee Area Land Conservancy is hosting a Land Trust Days program highlighting the transformation of a former 50-acre corn and soybean field into a flourishing prairie and grassland bird habitat. Hear how the restoration brought the land back to a more natural state, then take time to experience the revitalized landscape. This event is well suited for anyone interested in conservation, native habitats, birding, or simply spending time outdoors. Registration is required.

Wrap up summer on the deck with Schram & Dave at Nettie's Irish Pub in Pewaukee. The atmosphere is welcoming, with guests arriving as strangers and leaving as friends. Sponsored in part by Z&R Entertainment.

Golfers form foursomes for a day on the course at The Legend at Merrill Hills. The outing includes 18 holes of golf and lunch before the shotgun start. Those not golfing can take part at the 19th Hole with food, auctions, prizes, and fellowship. Every dollar raised supports the Waukesha YMCA's Annual Support Campaign, providing financial assistance so more people can access YMCA memberships and programs. Participation, whether on the course or after the round, helps strengthen the community.

Young movers ages 2 to 9 can explore ballet, jazz, and hip hop in a playful camp setting. Sessions blend dance with tumbling, rolling, shaking, and balancing, along with games, crafts, and plenty of summertime fun. Participants will learn short dances and share a brief performance during the final practice. The cost is $80 for the full four-class series, or $25 per day for drop-ins. This format also serves families considering fall enrollment.

Free Tai Chi with instructor Ammar Nsoroma offers gentle movement that builds balance, flexibility, and calm. The class supports older adults by improving mobility, reducing stress, and boosting overall well-being in a warm, supportive setting at the Innovation and Wellness Commons Community Room.

Hosted by The Salvation Army of Milwaukee County, the Swing Fore the Kettle Golf Invitational brings together Milwaukee golfers and business partners at Oakwood Park Golf Course in Franklin. Participants spend time on the course with colleagues and clients while supporting programs that strengthen the local community. Foursomes, individual golfers, and sponsors are welcome. Early bird pricing is available.

Explore Westown, the historic arts and entertainment hub of Downtown located west of the Milwaukee River. This guided tour looks at how landmark buildings have been renewed for mixed use, adding apartments, coffee shops, gallery spaces, and revitalized offices. Along the route, hear about the district’s many theaters and arts venues, major sports arenas, the Baird Convention Center, and a collection of historic hotels. The journey also traces the transformation of the multi-block Grand Avenue Mall, opened in 1982, into The Avenue in 2018 with an updated food hall and shopping. Highlights include Milwaukee’s notable blue tower once known as the Reuss Federal Plaza and now called 310W, the historic Hotel Wisconsin from 1913, and the Pabst Theater dating to 1895. Scheduling depends on guide availability, so consult the organizer’s website for current tour times.

A relaxed meetup for crafting, conversation, and community at County Clare Irish Pub. Bring the fiber art project you love and spend time creating alongside others.

Enjoy music bingo at Drivan Range. Participation is free, and no phone is required. Bring friends for a fun night.

This event features Cathedral Becomes Tomb, Todd Umhoefer, and Whitty Remarks. It is open to all ages. Tickets are $10 if purchased in advance and $15 on the day of the show.

A calm yoga session focused on relaxation and body stretching, led by Lindsay Heights instructor Cheryl Ferrill. The practice emphasizes gentle movement to help you unwind.

Climb aboard the Hop streetcar for a guided look at Milwaukee's history, from landmark commercial architecture to mid-century planning and highway construction. The route highlights how these eras shaped the city and set the stage for the streetcar and continued growth in the heart of Downtown. Expect a short walk of about one block to reach the streetcar stop. Scheduling depends on guide availability, so specific dates and times vary.

West Allis welcomes the Cousins Maine Lobster food truck at Piggly Wiggly, serving favorites like lobster rolls, tacos, bisque, tots, and more throughout the day. To save time, place an order through the Cousins Maine Lobster app in the App Store or Google Play, which opens a couple of hours before each truck event and pauses while a service is in progress. If mobile ordering is limited, you can always order directly at the truck. Every purchase earns rewards, and if you order at the window, have your QR code scanned so points are added to your account.

Trace how downtown Milwaukee grew from a small settlement at N. Water St. and E. Wisconsin Ave. into a bustling city. This guided tour introduces the area’s history while moving through the commercial district, starting at the river’s edge and continuing to the modern office buildings along Lake Michigan. Along the route, explore a mix of architectural styles, including 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. Schedule depends on guide availability, so check the website for the most up-to-date dates and times.

The Milwaukee Rehab Hospital Stroke Support Group offers a supportive setting for stroke survivors to connect with peers. Meetings are held monthly at Milwaukee Rehab Hospital, creating regular opportunities to build community and find encouragement.

Spend time outdoors with the weekly Garden Club at the Native Wellness Garden, where hands-on activities focus on caring for the land and nourishing the community. Participants plant and harvest produce that supports community health, explore traditional Native American and environmentally mindful gardening practices, and work together to maintain existing beds while creating new spaces. Conversations in the garden include trading practical tips and sharing recipes for preparing the foods grown there. No RSVP is required, and you can drop in and stay for as long as your schedule allows. For questions, contact Native Wellness Garden Program Manager Diana Osberg at 414-316-5018 or dosberg@gliihc.net.

Bloom Flow Yoga with Inner Bloom Yoga offers a calming, accessible practice at the Milwaukee Youth Arts Center. Open to beginners and experienced practitioners alike, the class centers on unhurried movement and steady breathing to encourage reconnection and ease. Drop-in participation is $12. No special preparation is needed, bring a friend if you like, and finish feeling restored and reenergized.

An informal Irish music session brings musicians together to share tunes in a friendly, participatory setting. Anyone is welcome to bring an instrument and take part, and lively sets may even inspire a bit of dancing. The focus is on community, shared repertoire, and keeping Irish musical traditions vibrant.

A local support group focused on lipedema meets in the Waukesha State Bank Community Room. Parking is available in the bank’s lot, and the room is located on the side of the building by the river. Each month, the gathering welcomes expert guest speakers.

Battle Brothers hosts a weekly constructed Digimon Card Game event with a $10 entry fee. Play consists of three Swiss rounds. Players who do not win receive one Digimon Card Game pack, and a pack is also awarded for each round victory. Every participant receives a Digimon promotional pack from Bandai.

Test your knowledge at Third Space Brewing in Milwaukee with a team trivia night that blends clever questions and quick thinking. Teams of up to eight compete across six rounds that include two wager categories and a picture round. A fast paced lightning round challenges groups to come up with ten answers in a short window. The entry is $1 per player as a tip for the host. Gift card prizes are on the line, with $30 for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for the best team name. Expect topics that span language quirks, classic board games, and pop culture, with examples pointing to answers like the letter X, Boardwalk, and Sex Panther.

Settle into a shared meditation practice followed by a brief reading or talk, open discussion, and time to connect with others. Newcomers are welcome, with instruction available for those starting out, and conversation topics change each week. Participation is open to everyone at any time.

This event in Franklin features play in the Riftbound format. The entry fee is $5. Each participant receives one participation pack and a promo pack, with promo packs available while supplies last.

Godfrey brings his high-octane stand-up to Milwaukee Improv, delivering quick-fire jokes and crowd-friendly stories. His signature style blends smart observations with big personality, creating a lively show suited to a fun outing with friends or family. Enjoy an engaging set from a comedian known for a distinctive approach and an energetic presence.

Begin your salsa journey with a Level 1 class from Mezclando Milwaukee at Delaware House studio. This beginner friendly session concentrates on the building blocks of social salsa, including musical timing, core footwork and turns, and developing a clear leader and follower connection. Newer dancers are encouraged to take at least eight Level 1 classes before advancing to Level 2 to build confidence and consistency. A partner is not required. Dancers typically rotate, and the mix of leaders and followers can change each week, so a constant partner is not guaranteed. If you arrive with a partner and prefer to stay together, that is welcome. Pricing is $15 per class when paying by the session or $10 per class with a punch pass. The punch pass is $80, covers eight classes, and can be used for any group class they offer. Fees are per person, with cash and credit cards accepted.

Cutler Park hosts a Tribute Tuesday performance with Smart Mouth, delivering an upbeat set of dance-ready favorites from artists like Bruno Mars, Katy Perry, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Outkast, Taylor Swift, Dua Lipa, and more. The band earned WAMI’s Rising Star of the Year in 2023 and is a five-time Best of Milwaukee finalist, and their shows thrive on big sing-alongs, audience participation, and memorable moments. Concessions will be available. Sponsored by Meijer. For everyone’s comfort and safety, please leave pets at home and note that carry-in alcohol is not permitted.

Isaiah Rashad brings Lil Sunny’s Awful Road Trip to Landmark Credit Union Live for an all-ages concert experience. Pit entry is first come, first served, and supporting performers may change without prior notice. Ticket access includes options such as an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and VIP packages, with a public onsale to follow.