Events
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The festival will showcase the work of more than 140-juried artists in a variety of mediums, including ceramics, fiber, glass jewelry, sculpture, mixed media, paintings, drawings, photography, printmaking, wood and furniture.
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The inaugural Fresh Coast Jazz Festival brings jazz back to the city of festivals in a big way! |
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Trapper Schoepp has earned acclaim as one of America’s most gifted new singer-songwriters, singled out for his remarkably detailed tales of characters on the fringes of society.
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A concert of string duos performed by Rebecca Miller and Laura Thompson, featuring two premieres and a variety of contemporary and classical works.
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This show features local and national artists who work in a diverse range of media including pottery, jewelry, painting, and glass.
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Northwestern Mutual is hosting a farmers market every other Tuesday Downtown with a variety of local vendors and delicious offerings open to employees and the community.
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Learn the art of creating paintings en plein air (outside from life), capturing the atmosphere and light of a particular moment in time.
$100 – $120
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Join NEWaukee and Bridge the City as we discuss ways we can work together to ensure every vote counts, for all elections locally and nationally.
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This StorySlam will feature stories related to the theme of Reunion: stories of gatherings: family, school, and long lost loves.
$10 – $12
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Richard Wagner, author of the recently published, We’ve Been Here All Along: Wisconsin’s Early Gay History, will give a presentation about his book .
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Wisconsin Humanities Council is sponsoring a series of FREE presentations at the Chudnow Museum of Yesteryear in coordination with the museum’s Forward Wisconsin Women exhibit.
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This year’s Manufacturing Summit is one big event with two exciting topics --- “The Robots Are Coming” – AI in Manufacturing, and an All-Star Panel Discussion on Manufacturing in Wisconsin.
$32 – $50
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We're celebrating the birthdays of two famous sculptors, Robert Indiana and Mark di Suvero (and pretending it's your day too!). |
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The Ultimate Beer Run is a high energy run/walk with hops, high fives, a mid-point beer, and a finisher beer at City Lights Brewing and Third Space Brewing.
$35
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This bike tour is one of the best ways to learn the trails and see some gems hidden in plain sight!
$15
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The entire community is invited to join together to watch as the iconic dome on this Milwaukee landmark is illuminated for the first time by 26 new points of lights installed throughout the surrounding Lincoln Village neighborhood.
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Northwestern Mutual is hosting a farmers market every other Tuesday Downtown with a variety of local vendors and delicious offerings open to employees and the community.
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Book artist, letterpress printer, collage artist, graphic designer, and stonecutter Michael Koppa will offer a discussion of his career, focusing on his process and his bookwork. |
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Enjoy a bite to eat and the outdoors in the Menomonee Valley Community Park.
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Enjoy hot chocolate, s’mores, pizza samples, and a sunset view over the glowing native grasses of Three Bridges Park while listening to fireside stories
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This event will feature a FREE performance by nationally known Hohner artist Ronnie Shellist.
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Explore a cosmic haunted house to discover occurrences in the deep universe that will send a shiver down your spine.
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Theatre Gigante presents THE BEGGAR'S OPERA, written & adapted by Isabelle Kralj & Mark Anderson, directed by Kralj, with music composed by Dan Dance, lyrics by Ian Bedford, Kralj & Anderson, and John Gay.
$15 – $30
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Nine Bay View businesses will transform their parking spaces into people places on Saturday, September 28th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Free
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5th Street Fest is a showcase of all the things that make this place so great: The people, culture, businesses, food, brewers, arts, makers, music and more.
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Theatre Gigante presents THE BEGGAR'S OPERA, written & adapted by Isabelle Kralj & Mark Anderson, directed by Kralj, with music composed by Dan Dance, lyrics by Ian Bedford, Kralj & Anderson, and John Gay.
$15 – $30
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This annual fundraising hike benefiting the Urban Ecology Center will take you on a 2.5-mile route in beautiful Riverside Park, through the Milwaukee Rotary Centennial Arboretum and along both sides of the Milwaukee River.
$10 – $40
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Explore a cosmic haunted house to discover occurrences in the deep universe that will send a shiver down your spine.
$6
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Theatre Gigante presents THE BEGGAR'S OPERA, written & adapted by Isabelle Kralj & Mark Anderson, directed by Kralj, with music composed by Dan Dance, lyrics by Ian Bedford, Kralj & Anderson, and John Gay.
$15 – $30
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Starting and finishing on the Summerfest Grounds, this fully-supported event takes place on Milwaukee’s lakefront and includes rest stops, breakfast and the opening ceremony with our Honorary Chair, all in a fun and festive atmosphere.
Free – $35
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Theatre Gigante presents THE BEGGAR'S OPERA, written & adapted by Isabelle Kralj & Mark Anderson, directed by Kralj, with music composed by Dan Dance, lyrics by Ian Bedford, Kralj & Anderson, and John Gay.
$15 – $30
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