This weekend in Waukesha, WI

Take part in preparing, planting, and caring for a special outdoor learning space, connect with neighbors, and support environmental education. No experience is required, just bring enthusiasm and a readiness to pitch in.

Explore fresh baked goods at the Waukesha Farmer's Market. To set something aside or make a special request, phone the store at 262-821-0118.

This laid back, beginner friendly paddle board yoga class on Pewaukee Lake features time in the sun, a chance to take a dip, and opportunities to connect with fellow dog lovers, all in support of Mit Liebe German Shepherd Dog Rescue. A $25 minimum donation is requested, and every dollar goes to the pups. All equipment is provided.

LEGO Club at Brookfield Public Library is designed for ages 0 to 12. Participants build their own creations and complete a challenge.

Milwaukee Back To School Craft & Vendor Market brings a weekend of shopping and school year prep to Brookfield Square. Browse booths from local vendors featuring handmade pieces, school supplies, sweet treats, and other back to school must haves. Families can look for everyday essentials, thoughtful presents, and playful extras for students, teachers, and parents. Vendors have an opportunity to showcase products to an audience of families, educators, and community members preparing for the year ahead, with limited spaces available.

Meet the actor who first gave voice to Mewtwo in Pokémon: The First Movie during a special appearance by Jay Goede at Brookfield Toy Vault. Modern Authentication Services (MAS) will be on site offering both on site and witnessed authentication, with instant certificates of authenticity available. Guests are welcome to bring signed Pokémon cards, Funko Pops, games, posters, and other collectibles for verification. Admission is $5, and payments by cash or card are accepted. Whether you plan to get a fresh autograph from Jay or present an existing item from your collection, MAS will be ready to help confirm authenticity and preserve cherished memorabilia. You might even find yourself thinking about the one question you would ask Mewtwo.

Jay Goede, the original voice of Mewtwo from Pokémon: The First Movie, appears live at Brookfield Toy Vault at Brookfield Square Mall. Fans can hear him speak and will have the opportunity to ask a question. Admission is $5. The event is presented in partnership with Secret Market.

Rain Run Flood Resilience is a group walk or run where you’ll move from Art Intersection MKE to Washington Park and back, then spend time building flood resilience through community art-making and neighborhood protection resources. All ages are welcome, and children under 16 need to be accompanied by an adult.

Bring the kids for the Falls Kids Festival, presented by Ascension Wisconsin Hospital. This free, family-friendly day at Village Park features lots of kid activities, games, and performances, including bounce houses, stage shows at the Milwaukee Tool Amphitheater, fire truck tours, the Survive Alive House, Soccer Shots, face painting, a caricature artist, and a Root Beer Garden with food trucks. There are also games and prizes, plus a free tote bag for the first 300 kids. The main stage headline at 3:45 PM is Disney Channel’s Imagination Movers.

Join Outreach Community Health Centers for the 2026 Community Health & Resource Fair, a family-friendly day with free health screenings, hands-on educational exhibits, and helpful resources for your well-being. There will be fun for everyone, including free food, back-to-school supplies, games, free fresh produce, music, and raffle giveaways.

Cribbage tournaments offer competitive play while supporting a meaningful cause. Proceeds help fight cancer through Relay For Life.

Spend an afternoon immersed in arts and crafts. Bring a project you are already working on, or choose from the projects that will be available to work on there.

At Topaz Apothecary, this intimate workshop blends affirmation writing, watercolor meditation, and Kundalini-inspired practices. It begins with an exploration of affirmations, tracing their roots in healing traditions and their modern connection to how the brain rewires. Participants then craft statements that align with personal intentions, whether oriented toward healing, abundance, self compassion, or clarity. A tea blend intended to open the heart center helps create a receptive mood before a guided painting experience. Attendees translate their words into color and form with simple watercolor techniques, supported by breath, gentle music, and reflective prompts, and no previous art experience is required. The session continues with pranayama, mantra, and a Kundalini kriya to anchor intentions, along with time for relaxation and reiki. Everyone leaves with a personalized watercolor affirmation piece, a take home manual covering the practice and its history, and a kriya to continue using at home. Materials, tea, snacks, and refreshments are provided. The investment is $66. Attendance is limited to 12 for a small, supportive setting, and the workshop requires at least two participants to run. If the minimum is not met, registrants will be notified and fully refunded.

Hosted at Waukesha County Expo Center, this car show features displays both indoors and outdoors. The event has grown to include The Arena as an additional indoor hall, creating more opportunities for indoor showcases. The outdoor layout has expanded as well. More details will be announced soon.

Saturday Family Nights at Hop Harvest & Vine offer a budget friendly evening with 25% off all dine in food and beverages, with no coupon needed. After dinner, head to the pavilion for a complimentary, family friendly movie that appeals to kids and adults, while the dining room TVs feature local sports or other family programming. The outdoor pavilion overlooks the conservancy for a relaxed setting. The discount applies to dine in purchases only and is not available for carryout or to go orders.

Pop Culture brings The Totally Rad 80’s Experience to the outdoor stage at Matty’s Bar & Grille, featuring favorites from 80s rock, pop, and hair metal. Attendees are encouraged to wear their best 80s-inspired outfits to match the throwback vibe.

Blue Moon Alley brings a live set to Raised Grain Brewing Co, weaving rock and roll, Americana, and jam into a dynamic performance. Fans of the Grateful Dead, Van Morrison, The Band, and Tedeschi Trucks Band can look forward to familiar influences and spirited musicianship.

This relaxed, open studio session at Stroke of Genius pairs watercolor painting with mimosas in a welcoming, self-paced environment. Beginners and experienced artists can paint independently, explore ideas, or simply enjoy a soothing creative process. Bring your own watercolor supplies, or use studio materials for a $15 fee. Mimosas are available for $7, and snacks, drinks, and additional crafts can be purchased. Supplies are available while they last. RSVPs are optional, with a preference for notice from larger groups.

Tony Roberts is performing at Milwaukee Improv (Main Room) in Brookfield. The show is scheduled for 6:30 PM local time.

A pop-up line dance party brings lively steps to Brewfinity Brewing Co., a venue with views of Pewaukee Lake. Wisconsin Boot Kickers lead a range of dances from beginner to advanced, so newcomers and experienced dancers can all take part. Expect upbeat music, plenty of line dancing, and a friendly atmosphere, with food, brews, and drinks in the mix. There is no cover charge, so admission is free.

Armored fighters from across the country converge at Waukesha Elks Lodge 400 for full-contact medieval combat. Sanctioned by Medieval Combat USA, the bouts use steel weapons and armor, with high stakes on every exchange. The event highlights official Buhurt International duels in the Men's Longsword and Women's sword and shield categories as competitors fight for gold. Spectators can enjoy drinks from the bar and food from the grill while the action unfolds, then cheer for their favorites as skill and grit determine the champions.

Enjoy a Motown tribute concert celebrating the timeless sounds of Detroit with Terrell Edwards and friends. Expect classic Soul, R&B, and Funk vibes in an evening of great music at Skylight Music Theatre.

Live music from The Hit-Men comes to New Berlin Ale House with the Vagabond Ski and Social Club. The performance is open to the public, and there is a $10 cover for non-members. The club connects about 1,000 active adults across southeastern Wisconsin for year round sports, social gatherings, travel, arts, and dining. Activities include skiing, tennis, bowling, biking, hiking, golf, pickleball, walking, concerts and theater, along with games such as dominos and cards. Members include both singles and couples, and the focus is on friendship and enjoying experiences together.

Get ready for a throwback celebration of 90s and 2000s favorites. This special event is limited to ages 16 and up, and all attendees must pay admission. Admission and concessions are cash only, with an ATM available on site. Coupons are not valid for this special event. Requests for songs from those decades are welcome in the comments.

Bikers Advocating Child Safety hosts a public monthly meeting that welcomes community members, riders, and partner groups committed to protecting children and increasing awareness about abuse. The gathering focuses on growing a network of advocates and encouraging survivors to thrive. Clubs or organizations planning to attend are asked to get in touch in advance so the visit can be coordinated and a warm welcome arranged.

Each Sunday, children 12 and under receive a complimentary kids entree, up to a $15 value, with the purchase of an adult entree. The offer is limited to one free kids entree per adult entree. It cannot be combined with other offers, specials, or dip certificates, and it is not available on holidays.

This escalation league uses the Warhammer Old World Matched Play Guide. Participants begin with a 500 point army and increase by 500 points every two weeks as the league progresses. There is a one-time $10 entry fee, and prizes are based on attendance. The league takes place at GU Brookfield.

Celebrate 100 years of the Waukesha YMCA Adventure Guides with a giveback afternoon at The Tap Yard - Waukesha by the Minooka Park beach. Enjoy local beer, food, and a relaxed atmosphere while supporting a program where dads and kids spend time together. The Tap Yard will donate 20 percent of its item sales to the Adventure Guides to help with camp fees, event expenses, and more, with food truck purchases excluded. Guests can sign in at the counter. It offers a chance for alumni to reconnect and for families new to the program to learn more. The venue is inside Minooka Park, park entrance fees apply, and the entrance is not staffed.

Come enjoy a free family workshop where you can create art together. There are three different activities to choose from, including painting, fabric art, and jewelry-making.

Catch pop-country artist Brecken Miles live at Myxn Lakeside Beach Bar in Pewaukee. The show starts in the afternoon, so it is a great option for an easy weekend outing by the water.

Catch LEGALLY BLONDE: The Musical at Sunset Playhouse. Follow Elle Woods as she swaps her sorority life and fashion obsession for law school in a bid to win back her ex, only to discover her confidence and true strengths along the way. This upbeat, feel-good show includes romantic and comedic moments and is recommended for ages 12 and up.

AHB performs at Sunset Grill on Pewaukee Lake, offering live music along with food and beverages. Set beside the lake, the atmosphere reflects the easygoing spirit of Wisconsin in summer.

A dedicated swim session welcomes people with special needs, including both kids and adults. Offered on select Sundays, admission is $10 per person.

Join the 99 → 100 CELEBRATIONS for a relaxed Bloody Bourbon Sunday at the Story Hill FireHouse yard. The event runs from early afternoon into the evening with live music, outdoor lawn seating, and bourbon-themed drink options including a Bloody Mary bar with a garnish station and smoked bourbon cocktails. Bring a lawn chair for the weather-permitting outdoor setup, and enjoy sipping and hanging out while the State Fair crowds stay elsewhere. There is a $10 cover, and outside food or beverages aren’t allowed.

Head to the Milwaukee Improv (Main Room) for a comedy performance featuring Tony Roberts. The show is scheduled for 6:00 PM local time. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster.