Free events in Wauwatosa, WI

Sunday Funday marks the grand finale of a four-day all white weekend celebration, keeping the party rolling with DJ NYJ in Cream City. Expect a focus on food, drinks, love, dancing, and uplifting vibes, all geared toward an adult crowd. The festivities unfold at a standout spot in the Mil, and there is no cover.

No Matter What A Global Ministry is leading a community backpack drive to prepare 100 backpacks for local students and families. The effort includes a backpack giveaway available while supplies last. Contributions of any size help equip children to begin the school year with confidence, with a shared goal of bridging gaps in readiness and showing students they are valued.

The Tuesday edition of the West Allis Farmers Market opens later in the day so farmers can bring produce picked that morning, keeping offerings at their freshest. Vendors may pack up early if everything sells out. The market also operates on Thursdays and Saturdays during its season. Sponsors include Connect Chiropractic, Universal Windows Direct (Milwaukee), and ASAP Senior Health, Adriana Gonzalez.

Complimentary shuttles are available for every Brewers home game, offering round-trip rides from Jack's. Service starts two hours before first pitch and continues through the end of the second inning. After the game, pickups begin 30 minutes later. Transportation is free with the purchase of any food or drink.

Aspire Dance Center brings back The Corners Summer Movie Series, turning Market Square into an open-air cinema with free, family-friendly films on a 20-foot screen. This showing features The Little Rascals. Ahead of the movie, children can enjoy face painting and balloon twisting, and attendees can connect with event sponsors and vendors. Treats will be available for purchase from Wood'r Ice and What's Pop Dirty Soda.

Watch The Little Giants under the open sky at BAYSHORE’s Family Flicks, a free outdoor movie in The Yard, the central gathering space at BAYSHORE. Bring lawn chairs and blankets for comfortable seating. Alcohol and pets are not permitted.

Complimentary round-trip shuttles serve every Brewers home game, departing from Jack’s. Service begins about two hours before first pitch and continues through the end of the second inning. After the game concludes, pickups start approximately thirty minutes later. Rides are free with a food or beverage purchase.

The West Allis Farmers Market operates seasonally and is structured so farmers can bring only the freshest, just-harvested produce. Vendors may leave early if everything has been sold. Sponsors include Connect Chiropractic, Universal Windows Direct (Milwaukee), and ASAP Senior Health - Adriana Gonzalez.

Part of Milwaukee’s long-running concert tradition, this edition of Jazz in the Park spotlights Dance Floor Takeover with Platinum. The series is rooted in jazz while mixing in fan-favorite themes that reach into blues, swing, tributes to Billy Joel and the Grateful Dead, and even goth dance music. New this season, Cathedral Square Market opens the afternoon and continues into the evening with local vendors offering art, handmade goods, treats, and more. Specialty drinks will be available at the event bar alongside bites from local food vendors, and purchasing beverages on-site helps support the series. There is no cost to attend and everyone is welcome.

A free general knowledge trivia event hosted by America's Pub Quiz welcomes participants of all ages. A $75 gift card is awarded to the top finisher. Seating is first come, first served since reservations are not accepted, so arriving early is recommended. Groups of six or more should call ahead.

Rescue Gang will be part of West Milwaukee National Night Out, a community-centered evening that brings neighbors, local organizations, and first responders together. Visit the Rescue Gang booth to meet adoptable dogs, learn about fostering and volunteering, and connect with the team and fellow animal lovers. Enjoy an evening out while supporting the cause and strengthening community, with activities and resources available for all ages.

Kunes Chevrolet GMC of Greenfield hosts a celebratory summer cookout marking 250 years of American freedom, featuring free grilled fare, cold drinks, and a welcoming, family friendly atmosphere. Visitors can connect with the community, enjoy conversation, and browse a variety of new and pre-owned vehicles while they are there.

Find fresh, just-picked produce at the West Allis Farmers Market, where vendors harvest in the morning so shoppers can enjoy peak flavor and quality. The market opens later in the day to make this possible, and farmers may leave early if their goods sell out. Presented with support from Connect Chiropractic, Universal Windows Direct (Milwaukee), and ASAP Senior Health - Adriana Gonzalez.