Free events in West Allis, WI

Take part in a healthy living session in the Lindsay Heights neighborhood led by Leonard Wilson. This challenging workout can be tailored to different paces, allowing you to choose an intensity that fits. It is an opportunity to be active close to home and focus on healthy living.

This free game night takes place at Falcon Hall inside Falcon Bowl on most Wednesdays. The second and fourth Wednesdays feature a Smash Bros. Melee tournament. It is open to all ages.

The West Allis Farmers Market features fresh produce picked that morning and brought by farmers. It opens later in the day to allow for harvesting, and some farmers may leave early if all produce has been sold. Sponsors include Connect Chiropractic, Universal Windows Direct in Milwaukee, and ASAP Senior Health, Adriana Gonzalez.

Enjoy free general knowledge trivia presented by America's Pub Quiz. This all-ages event offers a $75 gift card for first place. Seating fills quickly and reservations are not accepted, so plan to arrive early. Groups of six or more are encouraged to call ahead.

The Milwaukee VA Farmers Market is held at the Milwaukee VA Medical Center’s South Entrance. It takes place on alternating Fridays during the season. Most dates are outdoors, with one date set to move indoors at the South Entrance. The market does not operate on federal holiday weekends.

Shuttle service for each Brewers home game offers round trip rides from Jack’s. Service begins two hours before first pitch and continues through the end of the second inning, with pickups starting again 30 minutes after the game ends. Rides are provided at no charge with a food or drink purchase.

Settle in comfortably by bringing a chair, a blanket, and your own snacks. Complimentary popcorn will be available while supplies last.

The Greendale Downtown Market marks its 35th year with a season-long celebration of fresh finds and community pride. Downtown becomes an open air marketplace filled with local flavor and creativity, where visitors can browse produce from area growers, artisan and handcrafted goods, small business specialties, baked treats, beverages, and ready-to-enjoy food. Nonprofits and community groups share local resources, while live music, festive activities, and anniversary surprises add to the atmosphere. Booths are set along the street with accessible sidewalks, and an accessible restroom is nearby. Municipal and street parking are available for visitors, with a reminder to keep business parking spaces clear. Many make a day of it by exploring downtown shops and cafés, enjoying the welcoming, walkable charm of Greendale.

Enjoy the sixteenth installment of this house practice at Buena Park West Picnic Area, featuring combat-style games for adults and children and structured roleplay modules. Food will be provided, with voluntary contributions welcome to help offset costs. Entry is free for this community gathering.

Milwaukee's Timmerman Airport hosts the 14th Annual Spot Landing Contest, a precision challenge where pilots aim to touch down as close as possible to a marked line on the runway. The closest landings earn top placement, with gift card prizes for first, second, and third. Participation is free, and a complimentary lunch is provided for all attendees. Entrants must attend a required safety briefing to be eligible to compete. Presented by Spring City Aviation and Timmerman Airport. Registration is required.

Free Harley-Davidson motorcycle demo rides are offered on the Harley-Davidson Museum campus, featuring Model Year 2026 bikes across Touring, Cruiser, Adventure Touring, and Sportster categories. Riders with a valid motorcycle endorsement can choose from a wide selection and follow a planned scenic route through the Menomonee Valley that highlights the surrounding neighborhoods. Sign-up is first come, first served, and rides are weather dependent. Riders and passengers must be 18 or older, and all participants must bring and wear full protective gear, including a helmet, eye protection, a shirt, long pants, and closed-toe shoes with a heel strap. The lineup includes options such as the CVO Road Glide ST, Street Glide Limited and Street Glide with Rockford Fosgate audio upgrades, plus Road Glide, Low Rider ST and Low Rider S, Breakout, Street Bob, Heritage Classic 114, Fat Boy, Pan America Special, Sportster S, and Nightster S. The experience is supported by H-D Insurance, Rockford Fosgate Motorcycle Audio, and Michelin Motorcycle Tires, with opportunities to compare audio systems and enter for a chance to win a set of tires. Weather updates may be shared on the H-D Museum Demos Facebook Event Page or through the museum’s general information line.

Returning for another season at Estabrook Park, the Shorewood Farmers Market offers fresh produce, local vendors, baked treats, coffee, flowers, artisan goods, and live music. Enjoy a welcoming community atmosphere with plenty to explore.

Part of the Scenic Route Summer Tour, Jukebox Highway brings classic favorites and an easygoing vibe to the Greenfield Farmers Market. Shop for fresh produce and a variety of other goods while uplifting tunes set a bright, relaxed mood.

Deer District hosts a vibrant farmers market managed by Lauryn Wynter Company with support from Deer District BID 53. Each week, more than a hundred vendors gather with farm produce, organic meats and eggs, artisan cheeses, fresh fruits and vegetables, bakery goods, handmade arts and crafts, and a wide range of ready-to-enjoy foods. Live music and ample seating create a relaxed place to snack, shop, and take a break. The Taste It Tent serves up samples of new offerings, and a dedicated area gives kids games and activities to enjoy. Nearby Deer District businesses are open for brunch or lunch to complement a day at the market. SNAP/EBT, WIC, and Senior Nutritional Vouchers are accepted.

Grace Lutheran Church will participate in Doors Open Milwaukee 2026, welcoming visitors and offering a friendly introduction to the space with help from volunteer greeters. The team is seeking approachable volunteers to say hello and point guests in the right direction, and no prior historical knowledge is required. Multiple shifts are available across both days of the weekend. For details or to sign up, contact Paul Sherwood at (414) 791-6010 or paulsherwood3@gmail.com.

Explore the Fall Into Shopping Fair with free admission for all shoppers. This market spans both indoor and outdoor spaces and features up to 20 vendors. Vendor opportunities are available for those interested in participating.

Families can enjoy a dining special where guests age 12 and under receive a complimentary kids entrée, valued up to $15, with the purchase of an adult entrée. The offer is limited to one free kids meal per adult meal purchased. It cannot be combined with other promotions, specials, or dip certificates, and it is not available on holidays.

Free round-trip shuttles for every Brewers home game operate from Jack's. Service begins two hours before first pitch and runs until the end of the second inning, with pickups scheduled 30 minutes after the game ends. Rides are free with a food or drink purchase.

A friendly, no-cost jam for mountain dulcimers and other acoustic string instruments takes place at Hales Corners Library with members of the Dulcimers and Stuff club. Expect folk, fiddle, and old-time tunes, with mountain dulcimers typically in DAD tuning and most selections in the key of D. Music is provided in standard notation, dulcimer tablature, and chords. Participants are encouraged to bring Stephen Seifert’s Join the Jam 1 book if they have it, along with a capo. The gathering starts with a beginner mini-session covering essentials like tuning, strumming, basic chords, and a relaxed run-through of a few tunes. A faster jam follows, where players choose pieces from the provided books and repeat them several times. All experience levels are welcome, and the public is welcome to listen. The jam meets in the library’s lower level, with parking available in the lower lot that has a separate entrance a little south of the main lot. Arriving about ten minutes early is recommended.

Explore the gentle practice of Tai Chi with instructor Ammar Nsoroma at the Innovation and Wellness Commons Community Room. This no-cost class focuses on balance, flexibility, and relaxation. Older adults can build mobility, ease stress, and support overall well-being in a warm and encouraging environment.

Music bingo featuring phone-free gameplay and no cost to play. Friends can take part together.

Unwind with a calming yoga session led by Lindsay Heights instructor Cheryl Ferrill. The practice emphasizes gentle stretching and relaxation to release tension and restore ease throughout the body.