Events in West Allis, WI

Enjoy a healthy living workout in the Lindsay Heights neighborhood with Leonard Wilson. Engage your body through rigorous exercise at adjustable speeds to match your pace, focusing on movement and fitness close to home.

An after-school program featuring sensory activities, creative exploration, and open play, created for children with special or support needs. Participation is open to those not affiliated with the hosting organization. Siblings and school friends are welcome, and tickets should be booked for everyone attending. Families may drop in for any length of time so children can get comfortable in the space. Check-in is simple. Share your family name on arrival, get settled, then complete the remaining steps with guidance. Activities are planned with an understanding of supporting children with special or support needs, offering a safe, inclusive, and fun environment.

Open play at McGinn's focuses on backgammon with head-to-head games, multiplayer chouettes, and match play. Beginners can take part in lessons, coaching, and tournament-style practice matches. A bimonthly tournament runs on the side. Any group of four or more players not in that tournament can start a one-day tournament. The entry fee for a one-day tournament is $5, and new players may enter free.

A Badgerland Strider fun run at Greenfield Park features two distance options. Participants can choose a three mile or six mile route, then enjoy food and beverages afterward. The gathering spot is Area 3A within the park.

Falcon Game Night takes place on most Wednesdays at Falcon Hall, located inside Falcon Bowl. Every second and fourth Wednesday features a Super Smash Bros. Melee tournament. This all-ages gathering offers a welcoming spot to play and connect with fellow gamers.

This constructed format event features three rounds of Swiss. Entry is $10. Each participant receives one Gundam booster pack, earns an extra pack for every round win, and also gets a Bandai-provided Gundam promotional pack.

Now in its fifth year, this golf outing takes place at New Berlin Hills Golf Course, with play kicking off in a shotgun start.

Walk-in interviews are being held in Milwaukee for caregiver positions supporting adults with disabilities in a home setting. Roles involve working with one to five clients. Training and certifications are provided.

At West Allis Farmers Market, Andy Braun performs live with a mix of folk-rock favorites and singer-songwriter selections spanning the 50s, 60s, and 70s through today. The set highlights songs by artists such as Johnny Cash, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Beatles, Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, Elvis, and Neil Young, alongside original material from his albums Shameless Attempts and 22, which are available on major streaming platforms.

This bi-weekly, in-person meal support group focuses on building connection one bite at a time. A therapist leads the group and offers guidance around the table. All bodies, experiences, and feelings are welcome. It is pay-what-you-can with a suggested fee of $20, and no one will be turned away for lack of funds. For questions, contact 414-312-0472 or sara@everybodywellnesswi.com.

Scott Berendt takes the stage with soul-steeped vocals, nimble guitar playing, and original tunes built on deep grooves. The performance blends alt rock energy, jam-inspired flow, and melody-forward pop for a dynamic, inviting sound.

Nexus Nights in Brookfield spotlights the Riftbound format. Entry is $5, and each participant receives one participation pack plus a promo pack, with promo packs available only while supplies last.

An open mic night at The Amani Place features a relaxed atmosphere and a showcase of talent. The stage is open for performers seeking a moment in the spotlight, while the audience can enjoy an easygoing evening of live acts.

Take your salsa to the next level with Mezclando Milwaukee. This Level 2 class is designed for dancers who feel solid with the basics, can stay on beat, and can lead or follow standard Level 1 figures such as the cross-body lead and right turn. Each session blends solo footwork, often called shines, with longer, more intricate turn patterns to build skill and confidence. You do not need a partner, and partners rotate during class. Leader and follower counts may vary from week to week, so there may be brief times without a partner. If you arrive with a partner and prefer to remain together, that is welcome. Pricing is $15 per class on a pay-as-you-go basis or $10 per class with a punch pass. Punch passes are $80, cover eight classes, and can be used for any group class offered by Mezclando Milwaukee. Fees are per person, and both cash and credit cards are accepted.

Citizen brings the Halcyon Blues Tour to The Rave/Eagles Club with support from Hotline TNT, Anxious, and Cryogeyser. This all ages concert features a lineup that is subject to change. Across 17 years the band has steadily evolved, exploring emo, post-hardcore, alternative, and indie pop while charting its own course. Their new album, Halcyon Blues, draws together threads from throughout their catalog for a sound that feels distinctly their own. Advance tickets start at $37, and prices may be higher on the day of the show. Details are subject to change, and tickets should be purchased only through official outlets rather than third-party resellers.

Framed around Winston Churchill’s recent receipt of honorary United States citizenship from President John F. Kennedy, this one-man performance features the former prime minister addressing The American-Oxford Society and reflecting on what the distinction means to him. Veteran British actor David Payne brings Churchill to the stage with a blend of humor, tenderness, and lively storytelling, recounting exploits from the Boer War, his frequent clashes with fellow British politicians, and his close ties with America and its presidents. He also shares personal moments about the two most significant women in Churchill’s life, his wife Clementine and Queen Elizabeth. With touches reminiscent of The Crown and The Darkest Hour, the portrayal offers an engaging and human look at a towering historical figure.

Lauren Alaina showcases soaring vocals, easygoing country flair, and nonstop energy in a concert made for sing-alongs to fan favorites. The atmosphere stays warm and electric from start to finish, blending standout songs with heartfelt moments. It all comes together as a celebration of great music and unmistakable country spirit.

Lauren Alaina takes the stage at Pabst Theater as part of The Stages Tour, joined by guest artist Shane Profitt. Attendees of all ages are welcome.

Give your locs a complete care session designed to keep them healthy, hydrated, and ready for the weekend. This service includes a thorough shampoo, rich conditioning, and a revitalizing steam treatment, plus a complimentary 4 oz bottle of Naturally Naps Hair & Scalp Quencher to take home. Ideal for anyone who wants a fresh, polished look heading into the weekend.

Head to Southwest YMCA for a senior-focused lifestyle, health, and home expo that is completely free to attend. Enjoy complimentary parking and admission, along with no-cost health screenings, free refreshments, prizes, and giveaways. You do not need to be a YMCA member, and everyone is welcome. Advance registration is optional, and those who sign up ahead of time receive an additional entry in the giveaways.

Take a 1.6-mile walk through downtown Milwaukee to find the expressive faces and creatures carved into historic churches and other buildings. Volunteer docents lead the way, explaining the symbolism behind gargoyles, grotesques and dragons while pointing out the craftsmanship that shaped them. Expect close looks at playful, eerie and angelic details that once served as moral reminders. The pace is relaxed and rich with storytelling, making it suitable for architecture enthusiasts and curious visitors. Binoculars are recommended for spotting carvings perched high above the street. Tour schedules depend on guide availability, so check the website for the most current times.

Brookfield Public Library hosts an ongoing screening series featuring a documentary or a film inspired by true events. Guests may bring their own snacks. For a complete list of titles, contact the Library.

Inside the Dairy Building, Ultimate Confections offers hand-dipped chocolates, ice cream bars, Dubai chocolates, and frozen chocolate covered cheesecake. A variety of sweet treats are available to enjoy.

Bring your own ingredients and canning jars matched to each session’s focus, then work together under the guidance of a Certified Master Food Preserver to safely create large batches of preserves. After registering, you will receive more details about what to bring. To sign up and handle payment, contact annie@eatmovemke. Venmo and PayPal are accepted. Sessions highlight different themes, including Jams and Jellies, Pickling, and Tomatoes and Salsa. The cost is $20 per session.

At New Berlin Ale House, a benefit concert spotlights Terry Lee Goffee with an energetic, authentic salute to Johnny Cash. Expect classics such as Folsom Prison Blues, Ring of Fire, I Walk the Line, Sunday Morning Coming Down, Boy Named Sue, and more favorites. The event is open to all with general admission seating. Food and beverages will be available for purchase on site. Tickets are a $20 donation and may be available at the door if still available. Goffee, originally from Utica, New York, is known for a high energy performance that captures the grit, heart, and soul of the Man in Black. Proceeds support the Waukesha County Deputy Sheriff’s Association and its continued work in community programs and initiatives.

This weekly event offers official Pokemon play with prize support and official prize packs from Pokemon. Every third Friday is dedicated to Challenges or Cups.

The Dawes Studio Theater at the Wilson Center transforms into a cozy jazz club setting with live music, cabaret-style seating, and craft cocktails available during the performance. Grammy-nominated pianist and composer Christian Sands steps into the spotlight with an adventurous style that connects jazz tradition to influences from gospel, classical, hip-hop, and R&B. Renowned for both high-octane improvisation and tender ballads, he pairs commanding technique with expressive storytelling for an immersive listening room experience.

Explore a nearly century-old, 3-acre observatory in New Berlin during an open house with a presentation and stargazing. The program features a talk by Dr. Jean Creighton, director of the UWM Planetarium, including a look at upcoming planetarium offerings. As night falls and weather allows, volunteers will guide views through multiple telescopes, highlight galaxies, star clusters, and nebulae, offer tours of the grounds, and answer questions about what it is like to be part of the Milwaukee Astronomical Society. Activities and information from the Horwitz De-Remer Planetarium will also be available. This free, public event takes place rain or shine, with telescope viewing dependent on sky conditions. Visitors are encouraged to dress for the weather. The meeting hall is heated and air conditioned, and restrooms are available. Bringing bug spray and a flashlight is recommended, and using red light or covering bright lights with red tape helps preserve night vision, with tape available at the welcome table. On-site parking is provided with assistance from volunteers. The meeting hall is wheelchair accessible with ramps, and most other buildings are at ground level. Donations are appreciated to support the volunteer-run facility, with at least a $5 contribution per person encouraged to offset wear on the grounds from parking. Memberships are offered with perks such as Saturday access to the observatory, telescope rentals, and options for families, individuals, and students.

Expect a lively rock and pop cover performance with hits from across the decades. The set includes songs by artists such as Adele, Bruno Mars, Jimi Hendrix, and The White Stripes.

Presented by X-Ray Arcade, this all-ages show at MKE ULTRA brings together Girl in a Coma, Lunar Moth, and Home Going. Girl in a Coma delivers rock and roll from San Antonio. Lunar Moth adds a fuzzed out, doom and bloom rock sound from Madison. Home Going rounds out the lineup with emo and alt pop.

Held at Cork Wine Bar in Milwaukee, this survey-fueled game night challenges teams to name the most popular responses from a poll of 100 people. The format blends the spirit of bar trivia with a guess-the-top-answer challenge and adds team-friendly twists, including optional chances to wager for a bigger lead or a late rally. Top teams receive gift cards, participation is free, and groups can play with up to six people. Drinks from the bar are available to enjoy during the game.

Taking Back Sunday headlines The Rave/Eagles Club in a show presented with Riot Fest, joined by Thrice and Saves The Day. The performance is open to all ages. Advance tickets start at $53, and prices may increase on the day of the show. Following the late 2023 release of their eighth studio album, 152, a ten song collection marked by renewed drive and vulnerability, the band brings momentum built on millions of albums sold, global tours, and appearances at major festivals. Their focus remains on creating music that resonates, with the new material carrying a live energy suited for a powerful night. Lineup details may change.

Mohanad Elshieky, a comedian from Libya now based in New York, takes the stage at The Laughing Tap with a relaxed presence and quick, incisive takes on politics and culture. He made his first national television appearance on Conan, later showing up on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Comedy Central, Don’t Tell Comedy, and This American Life, and he has toured around the country with Pop Up Magazine. His debut stand-up special with Comedy Dynamics, No Need To Address Me, arrived in 2025 to strong acclaim, earning recognition on Decider’s top comedy specials list and NPR’s Bullseye with Jesse Thorn. In New York, he performs regularly at the Comedy Cellar. His writing and consulting credits include Wait Wait Don’t Tell Me, with previous work for Lovett or Leave It, and he also co-hosted Lemonada’s podcast I’m Sorry. Additional highlights include a feature in Kumail Nanjiani’s Little America book, selection for the SF Sketchfest Dozen, an appearance on Epix’s Unprotected Sets, inclusion on Thrillist’s 50 Best Undiscovered Comics list, and work as a digital producer on Full Frontal with Samantha Bee. The show promises sharp, boundary-pushing material delivered with easygoing charm. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door, with multiple performances scheduled.

Presented by NiteLite, Leonid & Friends bring their show to Pabst Theater. This event is open to attendees of all ages.

The event features a headlining performance on the Bank Five Nine Stage at Wisconsin State Fair. It spotlights the top-billed act for this stage.

Mt. Joy celebrates a decade together with a special performance at Landmark Credit Union Live. The show welcomes fans of all ages. Opening acts may change without notice, and pit entry is first come, first served and dependent on capacity. Ticket access includes artist, venue, Live Nation, and Ticketmaster presales ahead of the public on sale.

On the first Friday of each month, the Delaware House studio in Bay View features a welcoming salsa social hosted by Mezclando Milwaukee Dance Company. The night starts with a beginner-friendly salsa and bachata lesson and continues with social dancing and refreshments. Music spans old-school and contemporary salsa, bachata, cumbia, merengue, and cha cha, with DJ sets by DJ Saffiro, DJ Furcio, and DJ Mateo. No partner or prior experience is required, and the setting is warm and inclusive. This alcohol-free gathering has been a local staple since 2009. Guests under 18 may attend with an accompanying adult. Admission is $15 at the door, payable by cash or credit.

Alana Springsteen brings the I HOPE THIS HELPS tour to The Rave/Eagles Club with Erin Kinsey on the bill. The night highlights Springsteen’s momentum, from her three-part TWENTY SOMETHING project and its gold-certified track “goodbye looks good on you” featuring Mitchell Tenpenny to crossover collaborations with Tiësto and William Black alongside Illenium that have helped push her past 404 million streams worldwide. Her resume includes a headlining U.S. run, appearances at the Grand Ole Opry, and support slots with artists like Luke Bryan, LANY, Mitchell Tenpenny, NEEDTOBREATHE, Switchfoot, and Keith Urban, plus recent live releases captured at the Ryman and NPR’s Tiny Desk. This event is open to all ages. Advance tickets start at $24 and may cost more on the day of the show. Details and support lineup are subject to change, and tickets should be purchased only through official sources.

Now in its 35th year, the Greendale Downtown Market celebrates fresh finds and community pride throughout the season. Historic Broad Street comes alive as an open air marketplace featuring produce from local growers, artisan and handcrafted goods, small business specialties, baked treats and beverages, and ready-to-enjoy foods. Local nonprofits and community groups are also present to share helpful resources. Visitors can bring a friend, sip a coffee, or relax on the green while enjoying live music, seasonal activities, and surprises marking the anniversary. Make a day of it by exploring nearby shops and cafés and appreciating the welcoming, walkable charm of downtown. Booths line the street with access via sidewalks, and an accessible restroom is close by. Please be considerate of business-reserved spaces when parking, as municipal and street options are available for guests.

Head to the park for a relaxed playground meetup where kids can play and neighbors can connect for an easygoing morning. There will be snacks and coffee, plus bubbles and chalk to keep the fun going. Bring your neighborhood vibes and enjoy some simple time together.

Swap beach sandals for sneakers for a lively Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Henry Maier Festival Grounds, where the Milwaukee Area Parrothead Association brings a burst of tropical spirit. Colorful vibes and upbeat camaraderie set the tone as supporters stride together toward a cure. After crossing the finish, the celebration continues at The Sail Loft in Milwaukee for a by-the-water gathering to share laughs, connect with fellow walkers, and raise a toast to the cause.

Participants will come together for a team-oriented walk dedicated to ending Alzheimer’s. Those who walk on the day of the event receive complimentary admission to Oktoberfest immediately afterward.

At New Berlin Banquet & Conference Center in New Berlin, WI, this holistic healing and wellness fair brings together more than 40 vendors and practitioners. Explore natural herbal remedies, locally sourced raw, unfiltered honey, psychic readings, crystals, wellness coaching, energy work, organic goods, essential oils, and other holistic offerings. The event also includes a group mediumship gallery and free speaker presentations. Admission is $5, and workshops are free.

A Halloween-themed pet photo booth is popping up at Auntie Jennie's Barkery through a collaboration with KO Photography and ALT Dog Run as part of the 2026 Pet Photo Booth Pop-ups. KO Pet-tography will run quick mini sessions lasting about 5 to 10 minutes for $10, with payment available by cash, card, or Venmo. Each session includes a professional photographer, help from a pet specialist to keep animals engaged and well posed, and professionally edited digital photos.

Autumn is in the air, and live music sets the mood for a cozy seasonal experience. Enjoy the crisp vibe and let the tunes complement the feel of fall.

Shuttles run from Paulie’s Pub & Eatery to Camp Randall for the Badgers vs Michigan State game with round-trip transportation priced at $25. This service is limited to ages 21 and over and departs before kickoff, with an information email to be sent closer to the event. The return bus leaves soon after the game and does not stay for the Fifth Quarter. There is no restroom on the bus, though one rest stop may be made in each direction if needed. A small cooler that fits on your lap or under the seat is allowed for snacks and beverages for the ride only, not for tailgating, and glass containers are not permitted. All sales are final. Please note that ordering applies to the purchase date rather than the game date.

A friendly cribbage tournament that supports a meaningful cause. Proceeds are directed to Relay For Life in the fight against cancer.

At Lyons Park, a fall cleanup focuses on buckthorn removal, weeding, and general sprucing up before the snow arrives. The effort concentrates on clearing overgrowth and refreshing the grounds so the park is ready for the colder months.

Cracker blends alt rock, Americana, and insurgent country, with flashes of punk and classic rock in the mix. Co-founders David Lowery and Johnny Hickman have spent more than twenty-five years releasing ten studio albums, earning several gold records, and playing thousands of shows while growing a worldwide fan base. Radio favorites like Low, Teen Angst (What The World Needs Now), Euro-Trash Girl, and Get Off This continue to reach listeners across the globe.

An open build session for model enthusiasts where participants can keep working on a project, start something new, or talk shop with other builders. Though the day highlights Gunpla, it is not limited to Bandai products... any anime related models fit the theme, and military modelers sometimes drop in as well. Expect a welcoming group of passionate hobbyists who enjoy sharing their knowledge and chatting about the craft for as long as you like.

At The Alibi, enjoy a Halloween themed paint and sip where participants create a whimsical scene featuring a frog perched on a glowing carved pumpkin beneath a starry sky, all in a cozy fall setting. The class is beginner friendly with step by step guidance, all materials provided, and the first drink included. It offers a playful, seasonal creative break for fans of spooky season. Tickets are nonrefundable unless the class is canceled, and cancellations within 48 hours receive credit toward a future class.

Enjoy a calmer, quieter museum setting tailored for children during Sensory-Friendly Sessions. These visits offer a welcoming environment to practice social skills, encourage peer-to-peer interaction, and build confidence through open play and guided activities. Trusted community partners may also be present to share resources and answer questions. Sessions are offered on the first Saturday of each month.

Taste of Chaos arrives at The Rave/Eagles Club with In This Moment and Hollywood Undead, joined by I See Stars, Vana, and Melrose Avenue. This is an all ages event. Advance tickets start at $52.50, and day of show tickets may be higher. Opening acts are subject to change without notice, and event information may be updated.

Roaring roadhouse energy meets soul-soaked covers in a performance built on classic grit. The sound is steeped in rock and blues, nodding to the spirit of Janis Joplin, Led Zeppelin, and other blues rock icons. Expect driving rhythms, searing guitar, and powerhouse vocals that keep the momentum high from start to finish.

Copper Box is back at Milwaukee Oktoberfest, topping the bill for the event's dance party and community celebration. This appearance brings the band back to lead the festivities.

This event puts the spotlight on Oktoberfest with unabashed enthusiasm. Sometimes the name truly says everything.

Back in the Milwaukee area, The Solution takes the stage at Nashville North, blending recognizable rock radio favorites with brand new originals for an energetic live show. The performance is built to satisfy a rock craving and offer even more beyond the hits.

Jimmy Flemion leads an intimate evening of songs and stories celebrating the deluxe vinyl reissue of The Frogs' My Daughter The Broad. The focus is on music and personal tales shared up close in honor of the reissue.

Smart Mouth delivers a high-energy mix of 2000s to 2020s throwbacks on the Camp Bar Stage at State Fair Park during Harvest Fair. Sing along to pop, hip hop, rock, and country favorites from artists such as Britney Spears, Outkast, Usher, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Beyoncé, Justin Timberlake, Black Eyed Peas, Avril Lavigne, Fall Out Boy, Flo Rida, T-Pain, Pitbull, Akon, Taio Cruz, Nicki Minaj, Bruno Mars, Kesha, Pharrell Williams, Mark Ronson, The Killers, The All-American Rejects, Fountains of Wayne, Lit, Walk the Moon, Twenty One Pilots, Pink, Kelly Clarkson, Christina Aguilera, Gwen Stefani, Adele, Natasha Bedingfield, Jessie J, Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande, Jonas Brothers, One Direction, Snoop Dogg, JAY-Z, Ludacris, Timbaland, CeeLo Green, Shania Twain, Carrie Underwood, Rascal Flatts, Miranda Lambert, Elle King, Dua Lipa, Sabrina Carpenter, Rosé, The Wanted, DNCE, and Colby O'Donis. The band was named WAMI Rising Star of the Year in 2023, often called Wisconsin’s Grammys, and is a six-time Best of Milwaukee finalist from 2020 through 2025. Look for giant singalongs, lively crowd interaction, and all-in participation. Early arrivals may pick up free koozies, stickers, guitar picks, and drumsticks, plus chances for selfies, group photos, and their Fandemonium Video.

Live From Laurel Canyon presents an evening honoring Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, tracing roots in Laurel Canyon, the formation of the trio, and the addition of Neil Young, a former Buffalo Springfield partner of Stephen Stills. The concert features many well known songs from their wide ranging catalog as well as selections from their solo careers. Alongside live performances and accompanying visuals, show creator and vocalist Brian Chartrand shares personal stories and the inspirations behind the music.

A show at The Eagles Ballroom features Hollywood Undead and In This Moment, with I See Stars, Vana, and Melrose Avenue rounding out the lineup.

Ten Feet Tall makes a first appearance at Schmidty's Bar & Grill and shares their excitement by likening it to Jessie Spano’s memorable moment from Saved by the Bell. This debut visit comes with plenty of enthusiasm from Ten Feet Tall.

The 40th anniversary of Jim Henson's Labyrinth is marked with a concert presentation at the Pabst Theater. This all ages event welcomes fans to celebrate a milestone for a beloved creation in a live performance setting.

Militarie Gun headlines at Vivarium with appearances by Softcult, Shady Nasty, and Dazy. This event is open to all ages.

Ashley Cooke brings The Baby Blues Tour to The Rave/Eagles Club, joined by McCoy Moore. The show welcomes fans of all ages. Advance pricing begins at $27.50 and may increase on the day of the event. Lineup and other details may be updated, so check official sources for the latest information. To avoid issues, buy tickets only from authorized sellers rather than third party resellers.

Curly Sunday provides a weekly reset dedicated to healthy, hydrated, freshly revived locs. It is designed for those who prefer to begin the week with clean, soft, well-defined curls without any maintenance or styling. The session includes a deep cleansing shampoo, a moisturizing conditioner, and a steam treatment that adds hydration and enhances curl definition. No maintenance is included, the focus is strictly on curl care. This service is for locs only, and services for loose natural hair are not available during Curly Sunday. It offers a relaxing self care experience that refreshes locs before the week begins, helps hydrate and soften curls, and reduces frizz and dryness. Leave feeling fresh, confident, and ready for Monday.

The Shorewood Farmers Market returns for a new season at Estabrook Park, featuring fresh produce, local vendors, baked goods, coffee, flowers, artisan products, live music, and more. Each Sunday offers a market experience with plenty to explore and take home.

Enjoy live music and explore a variety of offerings, including fresh produce, bakery items, meat, dairy, specialty items, and ready-to-eat foods.

Deer District hosts a weekly farmer’s market managed by Lauryn Wynter Company with support from Deer District BID 53. Each week features more than 100 vendors, including farmers and food producers with fresh and organic meats, eggs, fruits, cheeses, and vegetables, plus bakery treats, handmade arts and crafts, and live entertainment. Visitors can enjoy complimentary live music, comfortable seating, and a wide range of farm-fresh and ready-to-eat foods. The Taste It Tent offers rotating samples of new items, and families will find a children’s area with games and activities. Deer District tenants operate alongside the market for brunch or lunch. The market runs on Sundays, with occasional closures due to previously scheduled events. SNAP/EBT, WIC, and Senior Nutritional Vouchers are accepted.

This session offers a careful yoga practice focused on nervous system care. It emphasizes strength building and provides adaptations specifically for hypermobile, bendy bodies.

Milwaukee’s longest running comic and toy show returns with a wide selection of pop culture treasures. Browse thousands of comic books from the Golden Age through modern releases, discover vintage and contemporary toys, and find trading and gaming cards including MTG, along with movie and monster collectibles. Admission is $2. For information about vendor tables, contact Henry Smith at (414) 793-4297.

Enjoy a performance by the Judson Brown Band at Harvest Fair at Wisconsin State Fair.

Every Sunday, kids 12 and under receive a complimentary kid’s entrée valued up to $15 with the purchase of one adult entrée. The offer is limited to one free child’s entrée per adult entrée. It cannot be combined with other offers, specials, or dip certificates and is not available on holidays.

Experience Cider Sunday with a walk on a nature trail, activities for kids, cider squeezing, and Bluegrass music.

A weekly Stage 46 showcase features live blues and R&B from national performers, complemented by a soulful menu and a patio bar. Hookah is available, premium seating is offered, and reservations can be made for special occasions.

Celebrate the enduring songs of Karen and Richard Carpenter in a live concert crafted by the team behind The Simon & Garfunkel Story. Performed with a full band and woven with thoughtful storytelling, this tribute honors the warmth, emotion, and artistry that defined The Carpenters. The audience is encouraged to sing along, reminisce, and rediscover the music they love. Favorites such as “We’ve Only Just Begun,” “Close to You,” and “Rainy Days and Mondays” are featured, offering a heartfelt salute to Karen’s unmistakable voice and the quiet magic of this beloved duo.

Octave Cat performs at Vivarium with guest performer Future Joy. Attendees of any age are welcome. Doors open ahead of the show, and tickets are available.

At Milwaukee Rehab Hospital, this stroke support group offers a warm, encouraging space for survivors to connect with one another and share their journeys. For RSVP or more information, contact Erin Saltzmann at 414-441-0514 or esaltzmann@milwaukee-rehab.com.

Part of the Wilson Center Matinee Series, this concert features Nicholas Rodriguez, fresh from the Tony Award winning revival of Company, in a celebration of Stephen Sondheim’s music and legacy. Inspired by the composer’s handwritten letters to friends, collaborators, and fans, Rodriguez blends Sondheim’s own words with performance for an intimate program of music and storytelling. The program features songs from Company, Sunday in the Park with George, Into the Woods, and more, honoring his body of work. Packages are on sale now.

The Potawatomi Street Team Activation booth adds excitement to the MKE Night Market with opportunities for special swag, reward play, and more. Stop by the booth as you explore the market and see what is available.

This Badgerland Strider event features a choice of 3 mile or 6 mile routes, followed by post-run food and drinks. Runners can complete their preferred distance, then unwind together after the finish.

This in-person book discussion welcomes adults and meets in the Lower Level Community Meeting Room, with no registration required. The reading lineup features Tom Lake by Anne Patchett, James by Percival Everett, A Thousand Times Before by Asha Thanki, Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant: a memoir by Curtis Chin, Before We Were Yours by Lisa Wingate, The Violin Conspiracy by Brendan Slocumb, The Night Watchman by Louise Erdrich, A Fever in the Heartland: the Ku Klux Klan's plot to takeover America, and the woman who stopped them by Timothy Egan, Maame by Jessica George, Lady Tan’s Circle of Women by Lisa See, Tailspin by John Armbruster, and Mad Honey by Jodi Picoult and Jennifer Finney Boylan.

Celebrate spooky season with a guided paint and sip at Clifford's Supper Club, hosted by Karaya Art. Create an eerie countryside scene on canvas that features a haunted barn beneath a glowing night sky, blending cozy autumn ambience with a touch of Halloween flair. Instruction moves step by step and welcomes all skill levels, so first-time painters and seasoned creatives can relax and enjoy the process. All painting materials are provided, and food and drinks are available for purchase. Refunds are not offered unless the class is canceled. Cancellations made within 48 hours receive credit toward a future session.

Enjoy anime on a large screen in the Library Program Room, get creative with anime-themed crafts, and have snacks. Registration is not required.

ALT Dog Run brings its mobile dog treadmill van to Ope Brewing Co, offering special treadmill sessions for both new and returning clients. Check in with the ALT Dog staff by the doors near the designated potty area, or add your name to the waitlist if a session is already underway. Dogs can burn off physical and mental energy while guests relax with beverages. There is no need to wait in the cold.

This annual fundraiser supports Savage Support, which helps local people facing breast cancer with practical, day to day assistance.

Trivia night returns at a new venue, Hideaway Pub and Eatery in Franklin. The event supports Faith Hope and Love, an organization that helps kids in crisis. Tickets are on sale, and sponsorship opportunities are available to help make the event a success.

Mazzaratti is back at Paulie’s Pub and Eatery, ready to rock the stage once again.

Experience a 60-minute yoga session set in the Quadracci Pavilion, with views of Lake Michigan. Plan to arrive early with your own mat so you have time to settle in before class starts. After class, consider stopping by the café and store, which open early. Parking is available in the Calatrava underground garage. Tickets purchased online in advance are $20 for general admission and $10 for Museum Members, while on-site prices are $25 for general admission and $15 for Members.

Taking place at Schlossmann Honda City, this free car show welcomes all kinds of vehicles, including hot rods, sleek imports, custom builds, timeless classics, and motorcycles. Free coffee will be available as attendees browse the lineup, swap stories, and meet fellow enthusiasts. Owners can display a car, truck, or motorcycle without advance registration. Pets are welcome.

Milwaukee Mile hosts a full day of street-style drag racing with cash on the line and a wide slate of classes. General admission is $15. Kids are $5, and children 5 and under are free. Parking is $13, and racers do not pay for parking. A car show display spot is $25. A Cash Days and Grudge Class has been added with a current payout of $1,500, contributed by $1,000 from the organizer and $500 from MKE Takeover River Redemption Race Series. Grudge Class entry is $50 per car. All other racing classes are $25 per class, and drivers may enter as many classes as they wish. The Grudge Class allows burnouts, permits AWD and any tire, includes an estimated 15 to 30 minute cooldown between rounds, and uses single elimination. All other classes do not allow burnouts, will be hot lapped, and run double elimination. Each class awards a trophy to the winner. Alongside the Cash Days and Grudge Class, 16 additional classes will run throughout the event, including RWD, RWD Street tire 200+, AWD, FWD, ALL MOTOR, FOREIGN PERFORMANCE, FAMILY 4 DOOR, OPEN, HIGH SCHOOL, OLD SKOOL for anything 1980 or earlier, STICK SHIFT, TRUCKS, SUV, Bikes and ATVS, Modern, and Detroit Iron for street vehicles from before the 1980s. A power wheels class for kids is planned with a small entry fee, with details and rules to be announced. Additional money may be added to select classes with larger car counts. More information, official rules, entry details, class listings, and payout updates will be shared as they become available. Season sponsors include Speedy Peedy Towing, Impulse. Cameras, AG Concrete Construction LLC, Wisco Speed and Performance, Hale Park Auto, Import Performance & Repair LLC, Motorplex, IBEW Local 494 - Milwaukee, and UA Local 601 - Steamfitters.

Doggy Day at the Lakefront brings a free, pet-friendly celebration to Henry Maier Festival Park, created by the organizers of Doggy Day at Deer District and infused with a fall twist for dogs and the people who love them. The day focuses on fun and community while helping local pups in need. Well-socialized dogs on non-retractable leashes no longer than six feet are welcome, and attendees are asked to avoid aversive training collars. A signed waiver is required for every animal, with forms available in advance to speed entry and on site outside the entrance. Free parking is available. Expect pet-centered play, shopping with local vendors, music and entertainment, a raffle with prizes for people and pups, delicious options from food trucks along with fall-themed treats and drinks, and activities for dogs such as a lure course, with more to be announced. Produced by and benefiting Winston’s Wishes, a volunteer-run nonprofit that supports dogs who struggle in busy shelters, senior dogs, and dogs needing extra medical care, and a MADACC transfer partner dedicated to helping Milwaukee dogs find permanent homes. Event details are tentative and may change as the day approaches, and information for vendors and sponsors will be shared when applications open.

Back in the Products Pavilion, known as the WI Building, at WI State Fair Park, this long running convention showcases comics, toys, art, cosplay, guest appearances, and more.

Designed for children from birth through age 12, this activity invites participants to create something of their own and then complete a provided challenge.

Bayshore Fall Fest brings a lively celebration of the season to Bayshore Center with original art, crafts, live music, and plenty of food and drinks. This two-day, free-admission event features a vibrant marketplace of handcrafted work, live art demonstrations, and a curated selection of artists and makers. Begin with a coffee or light bite from Bayshore eateries, then explore the booths, listen to music, and take in the creative atmosphere at your own pace. Families will find a dedicated Kids Art Zone with pumpkin decorating, face painting, henna, art-inspired games, creative workshops, and kid-friendly art tents, along with activities like bingo, spin art, coloring, and drawing. Food Truck Alley offers tasty options, street parking is free and convenient, and the grounds are accessible, stroller friendly, and easy to walk. Designed as an interactive experience for art lovers of all ages, it is a relaxed way to enjoy a fall day surrounded by creativity.

The biggest annual fundraiser for Almost Home Cat Rescue MKE brings the community together in support of cats. Expect curated raffle baskets and a silent auction, a gift card tree with guaranteed wins, food trucks, drinks, and friendly company. Live entertainment includes an emcee, bands, bingo, and more. Proceeds help cover veterinary care, food, litter, and everyday essentials to ensure a safe and loving environment for cats in rescue. This is not a ticketed event, and the setting is both dog-friendly and kid-friendly. Sponsorship and raffle item donation opportunities are available.

Embrace the spooky season with a playful touch of magic at a Witch Bouquet Paint & Sip at The Alibi. In this guided class, you will paint a whimsical witchy floral bouquet highlighted by autumn colors, mystical accents, and cozy fall vibes. The experience is beginner friendly with clear, step by step instruction in a warm, welcoming setting. All painting materials are provided, and the first drink is included. Tickets are nonrefundable unless the event is canceled. If you need to cancel within 48 hours, a credit will be offered toward a future class. Enjoy a charming mix of florals, fall energy, and creative fun.

Holy Crowe brings Driftless-region fall flair back to On Cloud Wine for another performance. The event features wine, food, and live music from Holy Crowe. It is cheaper when friends buy.

Rise Against brings Ricochet 2026 to The Rave/Eagles Club, presented with Riot Fest, with Alkaline Trio and Teen Mortgage on the bill. This all-ages concert supports the band’s tenth studio album, Ricochet, released on Loma Vista, and ties into The A.R.T. Project, a fan-driven initiative that invited longtime listeners to help create artwork for recent videos like Damage Is Done and Ricochet. Known for a blend of melodic hardcore and socially focused songwriting, the Chicago punk quartet continues its headlining run across the U.S. Advance tickets start at $58, and prices may be higher on the day of the show. Event information and opening acts are subject to change.

Arnez J brings a live performance to Milwaukee Improv. This in-person show features Arnez J on stage at the venue.

Stetsin & Lace bring their modern country sound with a rock-charged edge to Paulie's Pub and Eatery. Expect a high-octane set built on towering vocals, tight chemistry and a mix of slick Nashville craft and down-home grit. Influenced by Jason Aldean, Miranda Lambert and Hardy, the band shapes a performance that sparks singalongs and keeps people dancing. They have appeared with national touring artists, filled local rooms and continue to expand their reach across the country, connecting through vivid storytelling, catchy hooks and a presence made for big stages. In their element live, they deliver an interactive show that moves from fan-loved country covers to surprise moments and keeps audiences on their feet from start to finish.

MIDTOBERFEST is a game day presented by the Midwinter Gaming Convention. Meet local game designers and publishers while getting a head start on holiday gift shopping. Get ready for Midwinter with learn-to-play sessions featuring titles from the WI State Championship Series. Enjoy open gaming, whether you bring your own favorites or try highlighted games from local and regional creators.

Nail trims with Patti, The Pet Spoiler, are available for dogs and cats for $15 per pet. A $5 discount is offered with proof of purchase from The Barkery within the last month. No appointments are required.

This gathering features food and beer alongside many varieties of apples, all set within a delightful historic village.

Arnez J performs live at Milwaukee Improv in Milwaukee, WI. The event features the artist on stage for an in-person show at this venue.

Hands-on STEAM activities fill the CreateSpace with a Mad Scientist theme. The program is family friendly and geared toward children 6 and older, while everyone is welcome to take part. No registration is needed, and supplies are available while they last.

MINI Monday is a relaxed meetup open to everyone with a flexible drop in format. No RSVP is needed, and attendees can arrive whenever it fits their schedule.

At Schramka Funeral Home, this relaxed coffee gathering offers a gentle setting to connect with others who have experienced loss. Conversations may span cherished memories, everyday life, and the beginnings of new friendships, and there is no formal program. Reservations are not required, drop-ins are welcome, and friends or family who are grieving may attend as well.

Focused on early identification and options for care, this event supports people in maintaining control of daily life. Participants receive results on the spot, learn about dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, and have the opportunity to speak with a dementia care specialist about available resources. Guidance is also provided on brain wellness and practical ways to keep the mind active. Each appointment lasts 30 minutes and must be scheduled in advance. To book a time, contact Jen Harders, dementia care specialist at the Waukesha ADRC, at 262-548-7650.

Sound practitioner Kathryn Rambo leads a soothing sound bath designed to encourage relaxation and reflection. Gentle music and resonant tones create a tranquil atmosphere that supports deep rest and a calm state of mind. Registration is required.

At Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co., X-Ray Arcade presents a night featuring Acid Mothers Temple, Magick Potion, and Shadeseeker. Acid Mothers Temple began in 1995 under the direction of Makoto Kawabata alongside the Acid Mothers Temple Soul Collective. Their 1997 debut on Japan's PSF Records earned recognition from The Wire, and in 1998 they launched tours across the United States and Europe. Since then they have continued to tour widely, added performances throughout Asia and in Japan, and by 2017 had released about 80 albums on labels around the world. The group has also collaborated with artists such as Gong, Guru Guru, Simeon of Silver Apples, Nik Turner of Hawkwind, Occitan singer Rosina de Peira, and Japanese musicians including Afrirampo, Tatsuya Yoshida, Maso Yamazaki, Seiichi Yamamoto, and Jun Kuriyama. Magick Potion hails from the rural outskirts of Baltimore and performs as a heavy rock trio with founder Dresden Boulden on guitar and vocals, Triston Grove on bass, and Jason Kendall on drums. Their music draws on the raw energy and weighty grooves of late 1960s and early 1970s rock, nodding to bands like Blue Cheer, The Amboy Dukes, and Budgie, and blends gritty riffs, driving bass lines, powerful drums, and touches of psychedelia. Milwaukee psych rock band Shadeseeker rounds out the bill. This show is all ages.

Auntie Jennie's Barkery partners with ALT Dog Run to present monthly mobile dog treadmill sessions right outside the barkery. The ALT Dog Run van sets up on site and offers treadmill time for both new and returning clients, with prices starting at $10. Dogs can get their exercise on the treadmills, then head inside for treats and goodies, with opportunities to explore nearby shops in downtown Greendale.

Build confidence with your kitchen knives in a hands-on class for beginners and those with some experience. Open to all ages, this session provides all necessary materials while participants practice professional slicing and dicing techniques at their own pace. Instruction covers how to hold the blade correctly along with safety, storage, and care. Class size is limited to 10 students. Refunds and rescheduling are available only with enough notice to fill the reserved space, and tickets may be transferred to a family member or friend with advance notice.

Connect with area professionals at the North Shore Chamber’s evening networking event at WAC North Shore. Created for business leaders, this after work gathering encourages casual conversations, fresh introductions, and relationship building with Chamber members and guests. Bring a stack of business cards to make the most of every conversation. Two complimentary drinks are included, setting the tone for a lively atmosphere with plenty of potential. The evening starts with check in and concludes with door prizes and announcements.

Settle in at Safadi Coffee for a silent book club that offers a relaxed alternative to traditional book discussions. Read any book you like, enjoy quiet time to focus, and take part in an optional chat if you are interested. Participants are welcome alone or with friends. No registration is required.

Enjoy quiet reading time at On Cloud Wine with a relaxed Silent Book Club. Bring any book you like and read at your own pace alongside fellow book lovers, with conversation available if you choose. There is no assigned title or required discussion, just time to read and connect. Attend on your own or with friends, and no registration is needed. This gathering is offered every other month.

Back at The Mez, the featured band of the night brings an evening of music.

Enjoy an evening that pairs a shared meal with spirited bingo. Sloppy Joe sandwiches, buns, and drinks are provided, and attendees are invited to bring a dish to share, such as a salad, vegetable, or dessert. Bingo follows the meal, with standard cards available for $2 each or three for $5, and a final blackout round priced at $5 each or three for $12. Ten percent of all card sales supports the StreetLife Communities Hot Meal Program. The remaining jackpot is awarded to winners, with 75 percent going to first place and 25 percent to second.

Weird Al Yankovic will perform at the Resch Center in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

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

Spooky Sprint - Milwaukee at Friends of Estabrook Park offers a festive, family-friendly run that welcomes all paces. Choose from 5k, 10k, Half Marathon, a 1 Mile option, and a Kids Dash for ages 10 and under. Race day includes packet pickup before the start. Kids Dash participants meet at the main start line and are guided to their own starting area, the program features the National Anthem, then the race begins. Timed distances provide chip timing with live results and awards, while the 1 Mile and Kids Dash are untimed. After finishing, participants can check results and awards at the registration tent. Perks include a designer shirt, a custom finisher medal, free photos, and complimentary snacks at the finish line. 5k, 10k, and Half Marathon entries include a custom bib, the 1 Mile also includes a custom bib, and the Kids Dash comes with a mini bib, a youth-sized shirt, and a kid-focused medal. Children may run the Kids Dash at no cost if they do not wish to receive swag. Youth pricing is available for the 5k and 10k, with entries for ages 12 and under priced at $17. Shirt availability is guaranteed for those who meet the advance registration cutoff.

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

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

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

The seventh annual Trunk or Treat will take place at Sanfelippo's farmers market. More information will be shared as it becomes available.

This annual celebration blends autumn vibes with Halloween fun. Costumes are welcome for a mix of themed activities, inflatable attractions, and food and beverages. Admission is free for members and non-members, though some activities require tickets. Registration closes one day in advance. Members register through the member app, and non-members can request registration by emailing BRmembership@eliteclubs.com.

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

Enjoy a free community potluck paired with an evening of board games at St. John Vianney’s monthly game night. The parish’s Director of Music and A/V Operations, Joshua Chandra, hosts and can teach a wide range of titles, including Codenames, Rummikub, Lucky Numbers, and Sushi Go, with many other options available. St. John Vianney also keeps an in-house collection, from playing cards and War to Connect Four and 5-Minute Dungeon, so there is something for every pace. No prior experience is needed, as newcomers can learn on the spot and meet new people over food and play. Come for part or all of the evening, and feel free to bring favorite games, a dish, or drinks to contribute to the potluck.

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

John Scofield’s Electrospective tour looks back on the funk-leaning side of his 54-year career, celebrating the blend of groove and jazz that powered some of his most popular projects. He reimagines favorites associated with his Blue Matter, Uberjam, and A Go Go bands and adds new pieces in a similar spirit, aiming for fresh interpretations rather than replicas. The lineup features drummer and producer Adam Deitch of Lettuce, keyboardist Larry Goldings of Scary Goldings and James Taylor, and bassist Oteil Burbridge of Dead & Company, Tedeschi Trucks, and the Allman Brothers. A three-time Grammy Award winner, Scofield focuses the set on fusion grooves that audiences frequently request.

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

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

New Berlin Ale House hosts a toy train and collectibles show featuring more than 50 tables of new and pre-owned finds. Attendees can buy, sell, and trade toy trains and a variety of other collectibles. A parts dealer will offer O gauge components, with an emphasis on Lionel items from the postwar period, along with select prewar pieces and some later models. Admission is 5 dollars, and children 12 and under are free with an adult. Food will be available. The club house will also be open to visitors.

Andy Braun performs live at Shorewood Farmers Market with a set of folk rock favorites and singer songwriter selections spanning the 50s, 60s, and 70s through today. The performance features songs by Johnny Cash, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Beatles, Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, Elvis, Neil Young, and more, along with original material from his albums Shameless Attempts and 22.

At the Sheraton Milwaukee Brookfield Hotel, collectors can browse more than 40 tables packed with LPs, 45s, CDs, and DVDs. The selection covers rock, heavy metal, soul, soundtracks, and more, featuring music from contemporary acts to classic bands. Prices range widely to fit different budgets. General admission is $3, and early entry is available for $10. The show is now based at this venue. Dealer sign-ups are available through Midwest Music Marketplace.

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

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

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.

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.

Explore a nearly century-old, 3-acre observatory in New Berlin during an evening open house that blends a community talk and stargazing. Milwaukee Astronomical Society President Matthew Ryno will share a year-in-review, delve into spooky nebulas and the science behind them, and spotlight what is new with the society. The program takes place during Wisconsin Science Festival Week. As twilight deepens, volunteers will lead tours and guide telescope views, weather permitting, to showcase galaxies, star clusters, and nebulae while answering questions about observing and society membership. The Horwitz De-Remer Planetarium will be on site with activities and information. It is a chance to learn about astronomy opportunities close to home, rain or shine. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated, with a suggested minimum of $5 per person to help offset wear on the grounds from parking. Dress for the weather, the meeting hall is heated and air conditioned, and restrooms are available. Bring bug spray and a flashlight, and please limit bright lights or use the red tape offered at the welcome table. Parking is available on the grounds, follow instructions from vested volunteers. The meeting hall is wheelchair accessible with ramps, and most other buildings are at ground level. This event welcomes families, with kid friendly activities such as a night starry theater for creating constellations along with offerings from the local planetarium. As an all-volunteer organization, there is no phone number for inquiries.

A family friendly craft and vendor market at Brookfield Square brings Halloween flair and cozy fall spirit. Local vendors showcase handmade goods, unique finds, seasonal decor, costumes, sweet treats, and gifts for autumn and spooky celebrations. The market spans the weekend and offers plenty of creative shopping. Vendor registration is open, and spaces are limited for sellers interested in connecting with families, trick or treaters, and seasonal shoppers.

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.

At La Finca Coffeehouse, the Milwaukee Area Labor Council introduces Solidarity Saturdays, a monthly gathering for working people to connect informally in a spirit of solidarity rather than hold formal meetings or readings. Questions can be directed to Andrew Wehrheim, MALC Education and Organizing Coordinator, at organize@milwaukeelabor.org.

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

Trick-or-treating takes place in Glendale, Wisconsin.

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

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

Simply Three appears with The Elmbrook School District Orchestra in a collaboration that highlights the trio’s string-focused take on popular music and original works. Founded in 2010 by bassist Nicholas Villalobos and cellist Zack Clark, the group is known for imaginative interpretations of songs by Adele, Coldplay, Billie Eilish, and OneRepublic alongside their own compositions. Their reach includes more than 330 million views on YouTube, 100 million streams on Spotify, and 440 million on Pandora. With over 50 music videos, they have received recognition from artists including OneRepublic and GRAMMY-nominated Janelle Monáe. Onstage they blend precision, contemporary influences, and storytelling, a combination that has fueled dozens of sold out headlining shows and upcoming appearances with Il Divo. They have also performed for organizations such as American Express, Microsoft, and YouTube, as well as The Emmys Afterparty, where guests like Donald Glover and Benedict Cumberbatch took notice. Grounded in classical training and a modern artistic vision, Simply Three brings a cross-genre string performance to this collaboration.

Meet Me In Milwaukee is an intimate romance book signing held at the Sheraton Milwaukee Brookfield Hotel. The schedule includes a meet and greet on Friday, with a VIP entry window on Saturday followed by general admission. It is planned for a smaller crowd to create a more personal experience.

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

Friends, families, and pups can enjoy a day of fast-paced lure course fun at Buffalo Bill's Pumpkin Farm during Pet Days. Pricing is per dog, with $10 for the first run, $5 for a second run, or $20 for unlimited runs for the length of the event. A 2026 Lure Loyalty Club savings offer is also being promoted. Handlers must be at least 16 years old, and anyone younger needs to be accompanied by an adult or guardian. Only one dog is on the course at a time, and owners with multiple dogs must secure the others away from the course while one is running, such as in a vehicle, a kennel, or with another responsible person. A liability waiver is required for each dog before any runs, and owners are responsible for retrieving their dogs. Event staff will set the speed, distance, and timing for each session and may stop a run or limit back-to-back runs if a dog shows fatigue, injury, disobedience, or other concerning behavior. Animal wellbeing is the top priority, so sessions may be shortened when needed. For registration or questions, contact ALT Dog Run at Altdogrun@gmail.com or 262-308-7538.

Physical and monetary donations for the rescue will be collected throughout the month. There will also be an opportunity to meet a few adoptables from the rescue and hear more about them. Those interested in adopting are encouraged to complete an application through the rescue’s website.

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

Live music from The Hit-Men fills New Berlin Ale House in an event with the Vagabond Ski and Social Club. It is open to the public, with a $10 cover for non-members. The club is a southeastern Wisconsin community of about 1,000 active adults who take part in a wide array of activities, including skiing, tennis, bowling, biking, hiking, golf, pickleball, walking, concerts, theater, sporting events, and games, with participation from both singles and married couples.

Cousins Maine Lobster returns to West Allis with a food truck stop at Piggly Wiggly, offering lobster for lunch, dinner, or to take home. Use the Cousins Maine Lobster app to order ahead and skip the line. The app opens a couple of hours before each truck event, and ordering for a later service becomes available after the current service ends. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, you can place your order directly at the truck. Every order earns points, and in-person orders can be credited when the QR code on your account is scanned.

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

The Great Junk Hunt brings a full weekend marketplace to Wisconsin State Fair Park, filled with vintage treasures and creative inspiration. Discover curated vendors with standout displays, along with food and drinks, cocktails, and live music. Explore aisles of farmhouse, industrial, vintage, repurposed, handmade, and other unique pieces, and see why shoppers leave with finds they cannot get anywhere else. This appearance marks the event’s first visit to Milwaukee. Ticket options include First Pick, Early Bird, and General Admission, with prices at $20, $15, $12, and $10, and tickets are valid for both days. Only credit or debit cards are accepted for ticket purchases at the event. Children 12 and under are admitted free. Parking is managed by the venue and a fee applies. National recognition includes being named among the top flea markets in the United States by Apartment Therapy in 2023, listed in the top five by Flea Market Décor magazine, and highlighted by Flea Market Style as a leading traveling market.

Béla Fleck returns to his roots with My Bluegrass Heart, a project that celebrates the banjo within the bluegrass tradition while reflecting a career of boundary-pushing creativity. For more than forty years he has earned 19 Grammy Awards across nine categories, with recognition in Country, Pop, Jazz, Instrumental, Classical, and World Music. My Bluegrass Heart, a Grammy-winning release, continues the story that began with Drive in 1988 and The Bluegrass Sessions in 1991. The band brings together standout players from different generations: fiddler Michael Cleveland, mandolinist Dominick Leslie, Jeff Partin on dobro, bassist and multi-instrumentalist Mark Schatz, and guitarist Jake Stargel, artists recognized with numerous Grammy accolades and IBMA awards.

Set inside New Berlin Sportsplex, the Utter Herd Invitational is an adult indoor volleyball tournament that blends high-level competition with a friendly community spirit. Teams take the court in men’s and women’s sixes. The entry fee is $350 per team, and lunch is provided. Cash prizes are awarded to gold bracket finalists, with first place receiving a full team entry and second place receiving half of the team entry fee. Capacity is limited.

The event takes place at Brookfield Lutheran Church.

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

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

Now in its fifth year, the CVMA SOS Breakfast pairs a traditional morning meal with a fundraiser that benefits local heroes. Attendees can catch up with fellow veterans and share breakfast while supporting the cause. The event is open to members, guests, and the public.

The United European Ballet brings Swan Lake to the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts, telling a timeless story of love, sorcery, and triumph through the historic choreography of Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov set to Tchaikovsky’s iconic score. This North American tour showcases brand-new sets and more than 200 handcrafted costumes that heighten favorite moments such as the Dance of the Little Swans and Odile’s brilliant sequence of 32 fouettes. Presented in two acts with one intermission, this one-night-only engagement is family friendly and suitable for ages 3 and older.

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

Part of the Wilson Center Matinee Series, the Grammy-nominated Hermitage Piano Trio offers a concert honoring America’s 250th with an all-American program that highlights the range of 20th-century American music. More than a decade into its career and praised by The Washington Post for performances of exceptional power and passion, the trio brings these works to life with precision and expressive depth. Ticket packages are available, with single tickets to be released at a later date.

Part of the Done & Delicious series, this Snacks and Drinks session centers on quick, nourishing options you can make without spending much time cooking. It emphasizes fresh, uncomplicated food and straightforward techniques to get something tasty on the table fast. A $5 suggested donation is requested.

Psychic medium Anthony Mrocka appears at Milwaukee Improv for a live demonstration of messages from loved ones who have passed. Celebrated for precise, compassionate readings, he draws on a life-changing awakening following years of personal challenges, using his ability to hear, see, and feel those on the other side to offer comfort, clarity, and closure. Admission is for ages 21 and up. Tickets range from $0.00 to $95.00. Ticket emails are delayed until two days before the show. Tickets are not available through third parties, and resale is prohibited; orders suspected of resale may be cancelled at the venue’s discretion. The showroom has a two-item minimum for all guests. Seating is general admission on a first-come, first-served basis, with exceptions for groups and premium booths. Guests may enter up to 30 minutes after the show begins, and seating stops after that point to avoid disrupting the performance. There are no exceptions and no refunds. Cell phone use, photography, and video recording are not permitted during the performance. All sales are final. Groups can inquire about special menu options and reserved seating. For additional questions or assistance, contact Milwaukee Improv.

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

The Dawes Studio Theater transforms into a cozy jazz club for an album release celebration with the Kenny Reichert Quintet. Expect live music in a setting with cabaret-style seating and craft cocktails, creating a relaxed listening-room atmosphere at the Wilson Center. The quintet marks the arrival of its newest recording with modern jazz that blends contemporary influences, adventurous improvisation, and tight ensemble interplay. Led by guitarist and composer Kenny Reichert, known for inventive compositions, expressive tone, and a collaborative spirit, the group will premiere selections from the new release in an intimate, up-close environment.

A newcomer-focused social dance gathering features a lively theme and plenty of team spirit. In a team match format, participants cheer on their teammates, earn points that can lead to prizes, and build connections that can grow into lasting friendships and memories. Spectators are welcome, and admission is available for purchase at the door.

An elegant evening at the Brookfield Conference Center honors President Dr. Rachel Steele. Presented with co-hosts the Greater Milwaukee Dental Association and the Waukesha County Dental Society, the gala features entertainment by comedian Bert Walpack. The program highlights the Association’s accomplishments and recognizes member dentists, organizations, and friends of dentistry with the WDA Dental Excellence Awards.

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

Enjoy a cozy, family-friendly market where local vendors showcase autumn-inspired finds. Browse handmade goods, festive home decor, candles, self-care items, apparel, gifts, and sweet treats suited for seasonal refreshes and early holiday shopping. The setting welcomes families, weekend shoppers, and anyone who loves all things fall. Vendor registration is open, and space is limited.

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

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

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

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

Bring a friend and drop in for a relaxed, creative outing. Explore hands-on projects such as soaps, candles, pottery, and jewelry, with even more options available. Book a future class while you are there to unlock an exclusive discount, and each guest receives a scratch-off card with a surprise deal. Make memories, get creative, and take home something you love. Vendors are welcome to apply through the organizer’s listed messaging or email contact.

Led by author, artist, and amateur genealogist Terri Blair, this class explores approachable ways to connect with ancestors and find insight into family questions. No psychic background is needed. The session begins with a brief meditation, followed by a short introduction from each participant about the ancestor they hope to reach and why. Terri will share stories from her own experiences working with ancestral connections to help resolve mysteries, then provide clear guidance on techniques such as psychometry and automatic writing. Participants will select a method... focusing on a photo, practicing automatic writing, working with an object, or simply noting intuitive impressions... and spend time tuning in and recording what comes through. The group will then share experiences, and if time allows, photos or objects may be passed around so others can offer impressions. Please bring a notebook, a pen, and either a photo or an item linked to your ancestor. A digital image is fine, and a connection is still possible without a physical object. The fee is $30. Enrollment is limited to ten people to allow time for everyone, and payment is required to secure a spot. The space is on a lower level with elevator access, and entry is from the west parking area.

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

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

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

This Christmas program features the Vienna Boys Choir, a globally celebrated ensemble with centuries of tradition at Vienna’s Imperial Chapel. Originating from an imperial court chapel that included boy choristers, the group today operates as an independent nonprofit with a primary and grammar school for 330 students ages six to nineteen, where choral singing is at the core of the curriculum. Its education model is recognized by UNESCO as cultural heritage and is open to all regardless of origin, gender, nationality, or religion. Around ninety active singers form four touring groups that collectively perform nearly three hundred concerts each year for audiences approaching half a million. The choir has completed more than a thousand tours to a hundred countries and has given roughly twenty-nine thousand concerts. They sing Mass at Vienna’s Imperial Chapel alongside members of the Vienna Philharmonic and the men’s chorus of the Vienna State Opera, appear regularly at the Salzburg Festival and at the Vienna Philharmonic’s New Year’s Concert, and have collaborated with leading conductors such as Joana Mallwitz, Zubin Mehta, Riccardo Muti, Christian Thielemann, Simone Young, and Franz Welser-Möst. The organization partners with UNICEF and other charities and supports outreach that offers free access to music education. Recent highlights include a live album on Deutsche Grammophon, a 21-disc Decca Classics collection, a newly published history with Böhlau, and the European Culture Award. Artistic Director Erasmus Baumgartner leads the ensemble.

Hosted by the Kelly Johnson Foundation at Fox Brook Park, the 9th Annual Turkey Trot 5K welcomes participants to run, walk, or stroll on a timed course. Race proceeds benefit the foundation’s efforts to support U.S. high schools with limited funding for after-school athletics and extracurriculars and to expand the Johnson Family Scholarship program. Awards will be presented to top male and female finishers overall and to division leaders by age. Pre-registered participants receive an exclusive long sleeve, moisture-wicking Turkey Trot shirt. Pre-race packet pickup will be available at the Wisconsin Athletic Club Brookfield.

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

Close Enuf Band performs in the New Berlin Ale House banquet room following the Vagabond Ski Club meeting. This event is open to the public and carries a $10 cover charge.

Sainted Patrons return to Ope Brewing Co for fresh beer and cool grooves.

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

Hosted by the Fred Astaire Dance Studios Wisconsin Regional Office, this holiday celebration at the Brookfield Conference Center highlights achievements and closes out the year with a full day of dancing, cocktails with hors d'oeuvres, live music, photos with Santa, and more. A professional show in the evening adds to the seasonal spirit. The event is open to all, and spectator tickets can be purchased at the door at the registration desk. For additional information, contact a nearby studio or speak with studio representatives.

Enjoy a full, self-directed day in Chicago as it sparkles for the holidays on the 16th Annual Chicago Holiday Bus Trip. Participation is open to all and not limited to Solo Travelers of Wisconsin. The bus departs from New Berlin, Wisconsin and returns to the Milwaukee area after a day of exploring. Spend your time exactly how you like, whether that means sightseeing downtown, trying standout restaurants, visiting museums, stopping by Navy Pier, browsing the One-of-a-Kind Show at The Mart, or focusing on shopping. Options range from independent boutiques to Chicago icons like Macy's and Water Tower Place. Tickets are required to reserve a seat, and the coupon code HOLIDAY26 saves $10 per seat.

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

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

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

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

Ballet of Lights presents a radiant retelling of Sleeping Beauty in Milwaukee, where six local dancers illuminate the stage with classical movement enhanced by luminescent costumes. Every step and turn is accentuated by light, creating a vivid experience that pairs time-honored ballet with modern technology. The performance is held at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts. Guests ages 5 and up are welcome, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is first come, first served within each zone, so early arrival is recommended.

Patti, also known as The Pet Spoiler, will provide nail trims for dogs and cats. Each trim costs $15 per pet. Bring proof of a purchase from The Barkery within the last month to receive a $5 discount. Appointments are not required.

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

World Ballet Company presents a festive staging of The Nutcracker, the beloved tale where imagination springs to life for audiences young and old. The story follows Marie on Christmas Eve as her cherished Nutcracker awakens and leads her through drifting snow, a clash with mischievous mice, and a visit to the shimmering Kingdom of Sweets. A cast of 40 distinguished dancers performs in more than 150 hand sewn, sparkling costumes, set against hand crafted scenery that enhances the magic from start to finish. The performance runs approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is suitable for ages 2 and up. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours beloved classics nationwide with the belief that ballet is for everyone, welcoming newcomers and seasoned balletgoers alike. The company features professional artists from over ten countries and has visited more than 300 cities, performing for audiences totaling over 500,000. Special pricing is available for groups of 10 or more.

Sons of Serendip brings its holiday program, Christmas Beyond the Lights, to the stage in two performances. The Billboard-charting classical crossover quartet rose to prominence as finalists on NBC’s America’s Got Talent with moving reinterpretations of popular songs shaped by vocals, harp, piano, and cello. Their catalog includes four albums, including Sons of Serendip, Christmas: Beyond the Lights, Life + Love, and Mosaic, and their heartfelt concerts have connected with audiences across the United States and abroad. Career highlights include collaborations with Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops, the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra, the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and Cynthia Erivo, along with a performance at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards and a return appearance on America’s Got Talent: The Champions.

Stetsin & Lace deliver modern country with a sleek Nashville sheen, a dose of Southern grit, and the spark of rock and roll. Their concerts surge with big vocals, tight musicianship, and onstage chemistry that has earned them a strong reputation across the regional country scene. Influences like Jason Aldean, Miranda Lambert, and Hardy color their sound, while a rock edge keeps the energy high and the crowd singing and dancing. The set blends sing-along country favorites with surprising turns, pairing vivid storytelling and catchy hooks with a presence that feels larger than life. They have performed alongside national touring artists, packed hometown rooms, and continue to grow their reach, all while creating an interactive night that keeps fans on their feet from the first song to the final encore.