Author Jill Maher will present a talk on her book celebrating the "History of the Oak Leaf Trail" for the Bay View Historical Society.

In this unique and provocative performance on the Nancy Kendall Theater stage, spectators are invited inside the makeshift rehearsal space to bear witness to a show that never had an audience.

In this unique and provocative performance on the Nancy Kendall Theater stage, spectators are invited inside the makeshift rehearsal space to bear witness to a show that never had an audience.

Join the UW-Milwaukee Planetarium crew at their "Arabian Nights" show to learn about all aspects of Arab culture, from food to architecture, as well as its many contributions to astronomy.

A fundraising event to benefit In Tandem’s programming.

In this unique and provocative performance on the Nancy Kendall Theater stage, spectators are invited inside the makeshift rehearsal space to bear witness to a show that never had an audience.

In this unique and provocative performance on the Nancy Kendall Theater stage, spectators are invited inside the makeshift rehearsal space to bear witness to a show that never had an audience.

Set in 1860’s Bangkok, the musical tells the story of the unconventional and tempestuous relationship that develops between the King of Siam and Anna Leonowens

Set in 1860’s Bangkok, the musical tells the story of the unconventional and tempestuous relationship that develops between the King of Siam and Anna Leonowens

Come throw a few back and witness this "gruesome twosome" (Perlich Post) a stripped down, juke-joint blues band that will make you drink n' sweat til you can't drink n' sweat no more.

Thomas Schultz will share personal insights about how the illustrations in field guides are created — in this case for bird guides.

Carl Baehr presents From the Emerald Isle to the Cream City: A History of the Irish in Milwaukee to the South Milwaukee and St. Francis Historical Societies

Set in 1860’s Bangkok, the musical tells the story of the unconventional and tempestuous relationship that develops between the King of Siam and Anna Leonowens

In this unique and provocative performance on the Nancy Kendall Theater stage, spectators are invited inside the makeshift rehearsal space to bear witness to a show that never had an audience.

A community conversation and book celebration with former Hmong pilots and U.S. pilots who taught them how to fly.

Join the UW-Milwaukee Planetarium crew at their "Arabian Nights" show to learn about all aspects of Arab culture, from food to architecture, as well as its many contributions to astronomy.

The 2019 Milwaukee County Genealogical Society conference includes workshop sessions, exhibitor and vendor booths, lunch, auction and raffle prizes.

Set in 1860’s Bangkok, the musical tells the story of the unconventional and tempestuous relationship that develops between the King of Siam and Anna Leonowens

“Family History” is a evening of true and personal stories told by community members.

Set in 1860’s Bangkok, the musical tells the story of the unconventional and tempestuous relationship that develops between the King of Siam and Anna Leonowens

In this unique and provocative performance on the Nancy Kendall Theater stage, spectators are invited inside the makeshift rehearsal space to bear witness to a show that never had an audience.

Come celebrate the release of the Wisconsin Vinyl Collective Volume Three charity album, benefiting the Keep Wisconsin Warm Fund.

Join the UWM community for a “chaotic” lecture presented by Dr. James A. Yorke, Distinguished University Professor of Mathematics and Physics at the Institute for Physical Sciences and Technology, University of Maryland.

Join Janis Eells from UWM’s College of Health Sciences as she describes how space research opened our eyes on Earth.

This StorySlam will feature stories related to the theme of “Deal Breaker”.

This Teen StorySlam will feature stories related to the theme of “G.O.A.T or Greatest of All Time.”

Join the UW-Milwaukee Planetarium crew at their "Arabian Nights" show to learn about all aspects of Arab culture, from food to architecture, as well as its many contributions to astronomy.

Black Violin is composed of classically trained violist and violinist Wil B. and Kev Marcus.

Celebrate Earth Day by meeting the father of our modern environmental movement, Sierra Club, and national parks, John Muir, portrayed by actor Paul Akert.

The Collage is a collaborative event featuring live art, performances, music, and food.

In celebration of National Poetry Month and Earth Day, we’ll host Wisconsin poets Brenda Cardenas, Susan Firer, Alessandra Simmons, and Angela Sorby.

See the innovative work of emerging creative professionals who passionately contribute to the world and meet universal challenges in new ways at MIAD’s annual Senior Exhibition.

If you are looking for quality antiques from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, dealers from the Midwest to the east coast will offer their antiques and decorative arts to collectors at the Lake Country Antique Art & Garden Show.

Whether you’re an art novice, expert, or anywhere in between, the ART Bus is a great way to explore Milwaukee’s spectacular art scene both on and off the bus!

The workshop is designed to heighten awareness of the importance of Earth Day.

Bring your friends and spend a morning helping in Three Bridges Park, then stay for a community lunch.

If you are looking for quality antiques from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, dealers from the Midwest to the east coast will offer their antiques and decorative arts to collectors at the Lake Country Antique Art & Garden Show.

New sacred music vocal ensemble Sacra Nova Cathedrale presents new works, and works that may be unfamiliar to the concertgoer.

Film Screening and Talkback with Scholar Amy Shapiro, Ph.D.

Come celebrate Trapper's birthday and send him and his band off on the USA leg of their world tour for Primetime Illusion

“Neighborhood” is an evening of true and personal stories told by community members.

Community members who were voted “Audience Favorites” at regular season StorySlams will be returning to the stage to share new, 10-minute stories on the evening’s theme.

Join the UW-Milwaukee Planetarium crew at their "Arabian Nights" show to learn about all aspects of Arab culture, from food to architecture, as well as its many contributions to astronomy.

Welcome warmer weather with a bike ride along the Hank Aaron State Trail.