Events in Waukesha

Hormone Replacement Therapy Seminar - Biote x Revive

Learn about BioTE Medical’s approach to hormone replacement therapy at an educational seminar focused on understanding hormone balance and overall well-being. The session explains common signs of imbalance, such as fatigue, weight changes, low libido, mood swings, and brain fog, and outlines how bioidentical hormone therapy works, including BioTE’s pellet method that delivers steady, natural support tailored to the body. It also covers who may be a good candidate, what to expect during treatment, and outcomes clients often report, like increased energy, improved mood, better sleep, enhanced metabolism, and renewed confidence. Expect a relaxed, informative atmosphere with time for questions and conversation. The first 25 attendees receive a goodie bag, and those who bring a friend are entered into a raffle for 50% off a round of hormone therapy.

Lego Night

At Pewaukee Public Library, builders will tackle a theme and transform it into their own creation using provided Legos and Mega Bloks. The program emphasizes creativity, teamwork, and playful exploration. It is intended for ages 3 to 12 and does not require registration. Mr. Peter, a two-time "Lego Masters" applicant, leads the activity.

Universus Weekly Event

Game Universe - Brookfield hosts a weekly Universus event featuring Standard Constructed play. The entry fee is $6, and two packs per participant are added to the prize pool.

🧠 Trivia night at Nettie's!

Test your knowledge at Nettie’s Irish Pub, where trivia covers everything from language quirks and classic board games to memorable movie moments. Teams of up to eight take on six rounds that feature two wager categories and a picture challenge. A fast-paced lightning round adds extra excitement, giving just two minutes to come up with ten answers. Entry is $1 per player as a tip for the host. Prizes include a $30 gift card for first place, a $20 gift card for second, and a $10 gift card for the best team name. Recent examples have touched on the least common starting letter in English, the most valuable Monopoly property, and the cologne worn by Brian Fantana in Anchorman, with answers like X, Boardwalk, and Sex Panther.

Free English Classes: In Person

Free English classes for adults are available at the International Friendship Center at Christ Pewaukee. All proficiency levels are welcome, whether you are just beginning or working to strengthen your skills. More information and registration are available.

Job Fair

This job fair features open interviews throughout the day in the Community Room at Waukesha State Bank. Hiring is underway for hotel positions including front desk, night audit, housekeeping, and breakfast service, along with restaurant roles such as bartender, cook, server, and dishwasher.

Music Mondays

A lively 30-minute session of songs and rhymes encourages singing, dancing, and play. It takes place at Waukesha Public Library.

Messy Monday

Messy Monday is a drop-in session for a creative art project, best for ages 2 and up. No registration needed.

Connect & Learn: Libby and the Café Libraries App

Explore the Café Libraries app alongside Libby in an interactive workshop focused on using library apps. Receive practical guidance on accessing ebooks, digital audiobooks, and other digital materials on a smart device. To participate, bring a valid library card and a smart device.

Babytime

For ages 0 to 24 months, this session features twenty minutes of stories, songs, rhymes, and more.

Tuesdays Just Got Tastier

Make it a family night with a special kids promotion. For each paying adult, one child under 10 eats free. It is an easy way to keep the little ones happy and take a break from cooking.

Badfinger Celebration

This celebration honors Badfinger, a beloved band from the classic rock era, in Waukesha, home of Les Paul. The focus is on the group’s music and legacy, with special appeal for fans of the Beatles and the celebrated years of the British Invasion.

Tuesday Bingo at BackStreet Pub & Grill hosted by Waukesha Elks 400

Waukesha Elks Lodge partners with BackStreet Pub to present an evening of bingo that includes a progressive round. Participants must be 21 or older to attend and play. Seating is limited, so early arrival is recommended. The progressive game may shift between venues and may occasionally be moved to Waukesha Elks Lodge when additional space is needed.

HUSTLE - Traveling Patterns

Build your Hustle in a 3 week course devoted to traveling patterns that sweep across the floor, make a strong impression, and advance your skills. Sessions focus on continuous movement, musicality, and confident footwork. Hosted at Viva Dance Ballroom. The cost is $15 per person, payable at class. For questions, email amandadoerrdance1@gmail.com.

Poultry Clinic

An educational poultry clinic focused on feather characteristics and care is designed for livestock exhibitors and families. As an approved WCF educational clinic, it fulfills one of the two required clinics for those planning to show a market animal in the County Executive and Fair Marshal Junior Livestock Auction. Participants may attend as many educational clinics as they wish. The session takes place at the Waukesha Branch of Citizens Bank of Mukwonago. Questions can be directed to Matt and Jenny Bugenhagen at mjlrkb@yahoo.com.

PajamaRama

Miss Kathy and her puppet friends share cozy bedtime stories in a relaxed setting. Pajamas, pillows, and fuzzy slippers are optional.

Gundam TCG

This event in Brookfield focuses on Gundam TCG. The entry fee is $10, and prizes are provided from a BANDAI promo kit.

Free English Class Tuesday Evening: In Person

Free, in-person English classes for adults are offered at the International Friendship Center at Christ Pewaukee. Participants at any level of English proficiency are welcome, whether just starting out or building on existing skills.

2026 Art History Lecture Series

Karri L. Fritz-Klaus of Cornerstone History Symposium returns to guide a tour through art history, exploring the works of master artists. This session focuses on Vincent Van Gogh, with additional lectures in the series featuring Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Mary Cassat, Claude Monet, and Paul Gauguin. Registration is available by phone at 262-754-1815.

WEST COAST SWING SERIES - Art of the Whip

Deepen your West Coast Swing with a seven-week series focused on the art of the whip. Build a strong foundation, refine connection, and explore creative variations that help this signature pattern feel as good as it looks. This progressive course is intended for dancers who already know their 6-count basics and have a working understanding of West Coast Swing technique, with an emphasis on growing skills rather than being polished. Hosted at Viva Dance Ballroom. The fee is $15 per person.

The Flower Power Comedy Hour

With spring in the air across New Berlin, Mukwonago, and nearby communities, a comedy night takes place at Matty's Bar & Grille to celebrate the season. John Berens returns as host and presents talent from Milwaukee and Chicago, featuring Alecia Altstaetter, Max Sorich, Justin Leon, and Chastity Washington, whose credits include HBO, BET, and NBC. Tickets are available for The Flower Power Comedy Hour at Matty's.

Trivia Tuesday @ Steny's Lake Country 🧠📝

Jes and Aaron host a trivia night at Steny's Lake Country with new questions written each week. The quiz can cover movies, memes, music, odd bits of history, and other quirky facts, so anything goes. Teams vie for Steny's gift cards for first and second place, and the most creative team name is rewarded with free Steny Bombs. It is a relaxed, social setting where groups test their knowledge, trade jokes, and compete for bragging rights.

Women Build 2026

The Women Build initiative returns with a focus on women working together to create homes for local families. Women in the community will get hands-on in the Domenica Park neighborhood of Waukesha, teaming up to finish houses for families served there. No prior construction experience is needed, and experienced builders are welcome as well. Because many partner households are led by women, the effort highlights the impact of women supporting women in a direct, community-focused way. Participants may sponsor a team or take part with a friend, using their networks to raise additional funds that support home construction, community building, and hope in Waukesha. Space is limited.

WEST COAST SWING SERIES - Extending Your Dance

Reinvigorate your West Coast Swing with a seven-week series that moves beyond memorized sequences and makes room for shared breath, playful interaction, and genuine personality with your partner. Develop tools to lengthen and vary patterns, refine connection for clearer communication, and strengthen improvisation so your dancing feels expressive and musical rather than rigid. This course is intended for experienced dancers who have solid 6- and 8-count fundamentals and are already comfortable working with stretch in their connection. Each class includes time afterward to practice. The price is $15 per person.

Baby and Toddler Time

Little ones can enjoy a morning of stories, rhymes, songs, and playful activities. The program is best suited for ages birth through 3, but children of all ages are welcome. No registration is required.

Wiggles & Giggles Storytime

Let loose and have fun with a lively mix of stories, songs, dance, and other playful activities. It is a cheerful way to shake out the sillies while enjoying movement and music together.

Milwaukee Area Job Fair

This job fair brings hiring managers together with job seekers from diverse backgrounds, offering a welcoming setting for conversations and professional connections.

Playgroup

This playgroup at Brookfield Public Library welcomes children from birth to 24 months for relaxed toy time and chances to meet other little ones. It offers a simple, social setting for early play and connection.

Spring Tai Chi for Beginners Level 2

Progress to the next stage of your tai chi journey with a Level 2 class created for learners who have completed Level 1 in its entirety or obtained instructor approval for equivalent experience. Sessions introduce more intricate movements and sequences that develop balance, memory, and coordination. Students refine foundational techniques while delving further into core principles of the practice, fostering steady improvement in both body and mind.

Puppy Pages

Build reading confidence by sharing a story with therapy dogs that are trained. Those who are not yet reading are welcome to pet the dogs and chat with them too. Registration is not required.

Taco Tuesday

Taco Tuesday features a two-for-one wine special available every Tuesday.

Spring Tai Chi for Beginners Level 1

Learn foundational tai chi in a Level 1 class for beginners. Guided practice uses slow, gentle exercises to support balance, posture, endurance, and relaxation. Instruction introduces core principles and clear guidelines, beginning with simple movements and gradually progressing to more coordinated patterns at a comfortable pace. The curriculum features Dr. Lam’s Tai Chi for Arthritis and Fall Prevention, designed to encourage safer movement and increased stability. This welcoming session is suited to those new to tai chi and anyone looking for a mindful, low-impact way to move.

GMHLA Taste of Talent Lunch

Presented by the Greater Milwaukee Hotel & Lodging Association, this inside look at Waukesha County Technical College highlights how the college prepares future hospitality leaders. Participants experience a curated meal prepared and served by WCTC students, a showcase of the technique, creativity, and professionalism developed through the culinary and hospitality programs. The experience includes conversations with faculty and students about hands-on training and pathways into hotel and lodging operations, along with guided tours of the college’s modern training spaces. It offers a chance to witness rising culinary talent, learn about hospitality workforce development in the greater Milwaukee area, and encourage the next generation of industry professionals. Whether the focus is developing talent, advancing the hotel sector, or enjoying a memorable culinary experience, this gathering provides opportunities for connection, practical insight, and fresh inspiration.

Calvano's Car Show

A weekly car show features vehicles on display alongside live musical performances, bringing car culture and live music together in one event.

The 70s Reboot Band @ Calvano's Car Show - Foxx View Lanes

Get back to a 1970s groove as the '26 car show season kicks off with an evening of standout cars, dancing, and good food and drinks. A friendly crowd and upbeat atmosphere set the tone for a fun night.

Jazz Wednesdays

Let It Be in Waukesha presents an intimate evening of live jazz with The Sue Russell Trio, blending classic standards with fresh improvisation. Sue Russell performs alongside Jeff Stoll and Bill Schmidt, creating a welcoming atmosphere where you can settle in with a drink and enjoy the music. Food service is available.

Commander Nights

Commander Nights at Game Universe - Brookfield offers entry through any purchase of 5 dollars or more at the venue. The night centers on Commander with a light bingo twist and a chance at promo prizes. Prize support is set at one non foil promo pack for every eight participants, and those who complete bingo are entered into a raffle for these packs.

One Piece TCG Casual Play

Enjoy casual One Piece TCG matches at Game Universe - Brookfield in the Western Game Format. The entry fee is $8. Prize support awards 4 packs for an undefeated run, 2 packs for X-1, and 1 pack for all other participants.

America's Pub Quiz Trivia

Settle into the Hop Harvest & Vine dining room inside Good Harvest Market for a cozy evening of trivia hosted by America’s Pub Quiz. Expect a welcoming indoor setting, comforting bites and seasonal drinks, and a wide range of questions that keep teams on their toes. It is free to play, all ages are welcome, and top teams earn weekly prizes. A free weekly answer clue is available in advance. Bring a team, enjoy a drink, and take part in friendly competition at The Hop.

Maggie Hughes DePalo

Maggie Hughes DePalo appears at Milwaukee Improv. Admission is limited to guests 21 and over, and ticket prices range from $0.00 to $90.00. Electronic tickets are released close to showtime, with delivery beginning two days before the performance. Purchases made through unofficial sellers are not allowed, and reselling is prohibited. Orders believed to be intended for resale may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All sales are final. Every guest must meet a two-item minimum in the showroom. Seating is general admission on a first come, first served basis, with exceptions for groups and premium booths. Entry is permitted until 30 minutes after the show starts, then seating stops to avoid disruptions, with no exceptions and no refunds. Phone use, photography, and video recording are not permitted during performances. For group arrangements, the Events Manager can assist with reserved seating and special menu options. Common questions are covered in the venue’s FAQ, and Milwaukee Improv can provide additional assistance.

Neighborhood Rummage Sale

Browse a large rummage sale spanning 14+ homes in the village of Waukesha, located just north of Waukesha West High School. Shop clothing for all ages from newborn to adult, along with shoes and a variety of home items.

2026 WICPA Bowling Night

Hit the lanes for conversation and lighthearted competition at WICPA Bowling Night. Connect with co-workers or colleagues in a relaxed setting at New Berlin Ale House. Participants can take part individually or as a four person team.

Let's Eat Together: Meal Support Group

Share a meal while building connection in this every-other-week, in-person support group facilitated by a therapist. Participants receive caring guidance during the meal, with room for any thoughts and feelings that arise. People of all body sizes and backgrounds are welcome, and all emotions are respected. The group follows a pay-what-you-can approach with a suggested contribution of $20, and no one is turned away due to cost.

Sourdough Made Simple Class

Learn the essentials of sourdough in a guided, hands-on class at North Pillar Brewing Co with Margaret of Blue Bird Custom Creations. The session breaks sourdough into manageable steps, covering how to maintain a starter along with the fundamentals of mixing, shaping, and baking. Participants leave with an established starter, clear instructions with reliable recipes, and a loaf that is ready to bake at home. Designed for first-timers and anyone looking to refine existing skills, the experience focuses on practical techniques that fit into a busy routine. Cost is $50 per person. Pre-registration is required and is arranged by messaging Blue Bird Custom Creations with a PayPal or Venmo name.

Music Bingo

At Schmidty's Bar & Grill, Music Bingo brings people together for a music filled game night. Listen to each song as it plays, mark the match on your bingo card, and aim to win. Enjoy sing along moments, along with food and beverages while you play. The format is simple and welcoming for first timers and engaging for those who have played before.

Doors Open – Step Inside The Arts

Experience an immersive Fine Arts open house at Brookfield Central Black Box Theatre that offers a behind the scenes look at the places where creative work takes shape. Explore visual arts classrooms, the band and choir rooms, the orchestra room, and the theater department, including the Black Box, costume and prop rooms, and the workshop. Incoming freshmen, current students, and parents can see how Brookfield Central’s Fine Arts programs cultivate creativity, collaboration, and confidence. Learn how to get involved, enjoy light snacks and refreshments while you explore, and note that no advance registration is needed.

MtG Modern

MtG Modern takes the spotlight at Game Universe - Brookfield. The entry fee is $10. Prizes follow a standard payout, with two booster packs awarded for every win and two additional packs for an undefeated finish.

LGBT Game Night

Connect with LGBTQIA+ community members from Waukesha and nearby areas during a relaxed game night held in the community room at the downtown Waukesha State Bank branch. Guests can bring a friend, a snack, a game, or simply come on their own. Masks are required to help protect immunocompromised and at-risk individuals, and disposable masks will be available for those who need one. If wearing a mask is not possible, consider participating through the group’s online community instead.

Lorcana League Season 11

Lorcana League Season 11 features constructed-format play with no entry fee. Prizing consists of league promotional rewards.

Johnny Rodgers

Johnny Rodgers, a globally recognized singer songwriter, pianist, Broadway veteran, and recording artist, brings a program that blends American standards, pop favorites by Billy Joel, Elton John, James Taylor, Paul Simon, and Elvis, and his own jazz-tinged originals. New York Times critic Stephen Holden has praised his effortless showmanship and noted echoes of Billy Joel, Peter Allen, and Johnny Mercer in his style. His career includes international touring with the State Department, collaborations with Jazz at Lincoln Center, and performances with Liza Minnelli. The atmosphere leans intimate and conversational, with heartfelt stories, lively piano, and a playful spontaneity that keeps the night one of a kind. Hal Miller on bass and Dave Cornette on drums round out the band, and a surprise guest may even drop in, given the many talented friends in his orbit.

Full Moon Sound Bath

This full moon sound bath at Unitarian Universalist Church West focuses on letting go of anxiety, fear, doubt, and other burdens. The experience blends guided meditation with resonant sound to encourage release and renewal, with the intention of helping you feel lighter, more peaceful, and more clearly supported on your healing path. For comfort, bring a yoga mat, a pillow, and a blanket. Sound healing is generally safe for most people, but anyone with an implanted medical device should consult a medical provider in advance.

Sports Pizza Party

Enjoy a spirited, sports-themed evening centered on social dancing. The schedule includes beginner-friendly instruction, plenty of social dancing, and line dancing, then closes with featured performances by both amateur and professional dancers. Pizza and refreshments are provided, and no partner or previous experience is needed. Expect a welcoming setting with guidance for newcomers and time to enjoy the floor at any comfort level.

Open Jam

Amethyst returns to Mainstream Bar and Grill to lead an open jam. This gathering marks the fifth Thursday of the month.

Toddler Tales

At Brookfield Public Library, this program for children ages 2 to 3 features stories, songs, and rhymes.

Preschool Fun Days

Designed for children ages 3 to 4 with a caregiver, this playful program features stories and early literacy activities. It centers on the five core skills of reading, talking, singing, writing, and playing.

Spring Tai Chi for Intermediates Level 2

Designed for practitioners beyond the beginner stage, this intermediate Tai Chi session deepens work with the simplified form while introducing more advanced, detailed sequences. Guidance centers on steady stances, accurate posture alignment, and cultivating Qi energy flow. Prior experience is recommended.

Friday Movie Matinee

Settle in for a free monthly movie screening with complimentary popcorn. The featured film changes each month. For the current title, check the library’s website or call 262-754-1815.

Puppy Pages

Improve reading confidence alongside trained therapy dogs. Participants who are not yet reading can still take part by petting the dogs and talking to them. No registration is required.

Concert Series - Joey Halbur

Joey Halbur brings an intimate acoustic set to Good Harvest Market and Hop Harvest & Vine, featuring a blend of originals and well-known covers. The Wisconsin-based singer songwriter weaves light rock, blues, folk, and country into a relaxed sound that connects with listeners. A full-time performer with more than 150 shows each year and a catalog of over 200 songs, he shapes each performance to the crowd for a unique experience. He is a two-time WAMI award recipient and a member of the Nashville Songwriters Association International. There is no cover charge.

Friday Night Commander

Friday Night Commander at Game Universe - Brookfield is free to attend.

The Stephen Hull Experience

International blues artist Stephen Hull brings powerful guitar work and high-energy stage presence to Let It Be in Waukesha. At 27, he has already earned second place at the 2024 International Blues Challenge along with the Best Guitarist award, and in the same year received the Jus’ Blues Music King of the Blues Award. The show highlights his soulful tone, sharp musicianship, and the modern edge that has drawn attention from audiences around the world. Food service is available. Tickets are $13 online and $16 at the door.

Steve Byrne

Steve Byrne takes the stage at Milwaukee Improv. Please note that tickets are held until two days before the show and will be emailed at that time. Purchase only through the official source, as resale is not allowed and any orders suspected of being bought for resale may be canceled at the discretion of Milwaukee Improv. All sales are final. In the showroom, each guest must meet a two item minimum. Seating is general admission on a first come, first served basis, with exceptions for groups and premium booths. Late seating is allowed for the first 30 minutes only, after which seating ends to avoid disrupting the performance, and there are no exceptions or refunds. Using cell phones, taking photos, or recording video during the performance is not permitted. Groups can inquire about special menu options and reserved seating. Additional questions may be addressed in the venue’s Frequently Asked Questions, and further assistance is available from Milwaukee Improv.

Calendar Girls - A Mainstage Comedy

This mainstage comedy follows Annie and her best friend, Chris, who decide to raise money for a new settee in their hospital waiting room after Annie’s husband, John, dies of leukemia. With help from hospital porter and amateur photographer Lawrence, they persuade four fellow members of their Women’s Institute to pose nude for an unconventional calendar. Word of their charitable project spreads quickly, a surge of press descends on the small village of Knapeley in the Yorkshire Dales, and the calendar proves successful. As attention grows, the pressure tests the bond between Chris and Annie, putting their long-standing friendship at risk.

Sam Grisman Project

Raised amid the music of his father, mandolin legend David 'Dawg' Grisman, and family friend Jerry Garcia, Sam Grisman leads a group that reimagines that acoustic tradition while adding original songs. The set blends beloved repertoire with new material, guided by camaraderie, joy, and deep musical heritage. The performance honors a golden era of American music through a contemporary perspective at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts.

Say What You Mean @ Maddy's Bar & Music Lounge

Say What You Mean returns to Maddy’s Bar and Music Lounge with an emo-leaning blend of pop punk and rock shaped by the 90s, the 2000s, and today. Formed in 2023 and based in the greater Milwaukee area, the band connects with fans of Fall Out Boy, Blink-182, All American Rejects, Green Day, and other alternative and emo acts from the Y2K era and beyond.

Sociables

The Sociables return to Schmidty's Bar & Grill, previously known as Pistol Pete's. The evening centers on dancing, so shoes suited for the dance floor will come in handy. Food is available for those who arrive early.

Greendale High School vs. Waukesha West High School

Mother of All Art Crawls

A citywide art crawl brings color and energy to Waukesha with more than 100 artists, live music in the streets, local sips and bites, and a mix of gallery hops and studio tours. It welcomes dedicated collectors as well as those who simply want to enjoy the atmosphere, showcasing why Waukesha’s art scene is the coolest in the Midwest.

Stentucky Derby

The second annual Stentucky Derby brings Southern flair, spirited competition, and Derby energy to Steny’s Lake Country. Try your hand at races on inflatable horses, with signups before the heats, outdoor matchups where winners move forward, and big prizes for the champions. A children’s round on the inflatables wraps up the racing. Fashion shines too, with contests for standout outfits and statement hats, and top prizes for the most stylish looks. Derby-inspired cocktails will be crafted specially for the occasion.

Art Crawl Mother's Day Make-it-Take-it

Otto’s Art Academy in Waukesha presents a free Mother’s Day make it and take it activity during the Art Crawl. The craft will be announced, and participants can complete a small project on site to take home. Details also mention a polar bear drawing by Kayla, age 12.

Meet and Talk with Artist/Author Alaria Taylor

A casual meet and greet with author Alaria Taylor offers time for conversation, questions, and a chance to connect about their writing.

Meet author Sean Sorce at Martha Merrell's Books!

This event offers an opportunity to meet and talk with author Sean Sorce during May's Art Crawl.

May Waukesha Art Crawl @ Elysian Studio Spa

Elysian Studio Spa hosts a Waukesha Art Crawl highlight featuring a Paint a Pet for Mother’s Day session with Kelly’s Kritters, plus a showcase of work by local creatives Jenn Mangino Photography, Kelly’s Kritters, Alchemy Artisan Works, and Floaty Tattoo. Light appetizers and beverages will be available while attendees browse. Each artwork purchased provides an entry into a raffle for a chance to win a $50 gift card to the spa.

Adult & Child Tennis Tournament

Adults and children team up for a friendly tennis tournament played in the green ball format. Open to kids ages 8 to 10 paired with an adult, this family-friendly competition includes pizza and beverages, prizes for the top-performing teams, and a guarantee of two matches per team. Participation is limited to eight teams. Pricing is $35 per person for members and $50 per person for non-members.

Kentucky Derby Party

This Kentucky Derby party features delicious food, refreshing drinks, and live music, creating a fun and upbeat atmosphere for the celebration.

Kentucky Derby Party @ Bullwinkle's In Brookfield

Celebrate the Kentucky Derby at Bullwinkle’s in Brookfield in a private room with plenty of TVs to catch the race. Admission is $35 per person. A cash bar will be available, and a buffet-style menu includes cold sandwiches and wraps, Caesar salad, cold pasta salad, and a veggie and fruit tray, with cake provided for dessert. Expect a social and festive atmosphere, and note that this popular gathering tends to fill quickly.

Off to the Races 2026

Off to the Races Derby Gala presents a refined night with Derby-inspired style and a mission-driven focus at Marriott Milwaukee West, benefiting survivors and advancing the fight against trafficking. Details about tickets and sponsorship opportunities will be shared in a future update.

JR's Pups-N-Stuff Chipotle Brookfield Fundraiser

Support JR's Pups-N-Stuff by dining at Chipotle Mexican Grill (Brookfield Capitol). During the event, 25 percent of sales will be donated to the rescue. For purchases made in the restaurant, present the flyer. For online orders scheduled for in-store pickup, enter code EDK7FX4. Delivery and gift card orders do not count toward the fundraiser. There will be no volunteers or adoptables on site.

Live Music for a Cause: Parkinson's Fundraiser

Hosted by BrewFinity, this live music fundraiser benefits the Parkinson’s Foundation. Every tip and all proceeds support the foundation’s work to enhance care, drive research toward a cure, and uplift people living with Parkinson’s disease by drawing on the strength and passion of its global community.

2026 Double Header: BCB vs Steel City Roller Derby

A roller derby double header brings BCB head to head with Steel City Roller Derby at New Berlin Sportsplex. The first matchup pairs the BCB Allstars with Steel Hurtin, followed by the BCB Battlestars against the Steel Beamers. Tickets are sold at the door for cash only, priced at $20 for adults 12 and older, $10 for ages 6 to 11, and free for children 5 and under. Seating is limited, so bringing your own chair is recommended, and food and drinks will be available to purchase. A live stream through Derby Date Night is planned, with viewing details to be shared.

Steve Byrne

Steve Byrne appears at Milwaukee Improv for a ticketed performance open to guests 21 and over. Tickets range from $0 to $70, and there is a delivery delay in place, with tickets emailed two days before the show. Resale is not allowed, and orders believed to be for resale may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. The showroom has a two-item minimum for all guests. Seating is general admission and first come, first served, with exceptions for groups and premium booths. Attendees may be seated up to 30 minutes after the show starts, after which seating stops to avoid disruptions, with no exceptions and no refunds. Cell phone use, photography and video recording are not permitted during the performance. All sales are final. For group sales, special menu options and reserved seating may be available. For questions or assistance, contact Milwaukee Improv.

Paddygrass at House of Guinness

Returning to their home pub, Paddygrass brings a spirited mix of Irish and bluegrass songs and tunes to House of Guinness. The group began performing here nearly 18 years ago and still makes it a frequent stop. The pub offers a warm Irish setting with a genuine vibe shaped by its patrons, and the band brings its best every time they take this stage.

ABBA Tribute

Experience a concert led by award-winning singer and songwriter Jayne Taylor with her musicians, spotlighting classic hits from the 1960s and 1970s. The set draws from favorites by the Beatles, Patsy Cline, ABBA, and more, offering an immersive dose of nostalgia. This is a one night only performance.

Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser

A casual, family-friendly breakfast at Brewfinity Pewaukee serves as a fundraiser for the ski team, helping them continue to present engaging, well produced shows for the community.

Peace Like A River

Peace Like A River is a spring concert that offers a calming, uplifting journey through music in celebration of the season. Shaped to soothe the mind and refresh the spirit, the program flows with themes of peace and renewal. The concert is presented at Ascension Lutheran Church, and tickets are available.

Waukesha Farmers Market 2026 Opening Day

Opening day at the Waukesha Farmers’ Market brings a lively mix of fresh produce, artisan makers, baked treats, flowers, specialty foods, and familiar market favorites. The market hosts a broad selection of local vendors in a warm, community-focused setting. It is the kickoff to the market season.

SuperFly's Debut

SuperFly makes its debut at Maddy's Bar and Music Lounge in Waukesha with a high-energy, cross-genre set of back-to-back favorites that keeps the dance floor moving.

Breakthrough T1D Community Summit: Milwaukee

At the Brookfield Conference Center, the Breakthrough T1D Community Summit brings together people affected by type 1 diabetes for education and networking. Participants can gain insights from T1D experts, get updates on the latest research, visit vendor exhibitors, and connect with others who share similar experiences. The focus is on practical information, community support, and staying current with breakthroughs in T1D.

Southern 200 - Registered Event

This combined registered target shoot connects Waukesha Gun Club and Wern Valley Sportsmen's Club. Participants may shoot 100 registered targets at either club or complete both for a total of 200. The entry fee is $72 per 100 targets. For shooters who take part at both clubs, $7 per hundred will be returned through a combined Lewis payout. Roberts' Specialty Meats will have food available for purchase at Wern Valley Sportsmen's Club. For details, call Waukesha Gun Club at (262) 547-9785 or Wern Valley Sportsmen's Club at (262) 968-2400.

BRAVEher 2026: Story in Bloom

Hosted at Fox River Waukesha, this seventh annual bereaved mothers conference, BRAVEher 2026: Story in Bloom, centers on the power of personal narratives after loss. It recognizes that life can feel like a book with missing pages, blank spaces, and chapters you might wish to change. The event embraces every part of the journey, the beautiful moments, the hard places, and the sections still unfolding. It offers a gentle reminder that even in the toughest seasons, God continues to write the story.

Spring Toddler Sports Classes in Waukesha

Playpen Sports Academy offers a spring lineup of coached, curriculum-based classes for children ages 2 to 6 that blend purposeful skill practice with lively, playful movement. Weekly sessions run about 45 to 50 minutes and focus on fundamentals like running, throwing, catching, and balance while building confidence, coordination, and teamwork. Activities are led by trained coaches in small groups of about 8 to 10 kids to allow for personal attention. Parent participation varies by age, with opportunities to be involved and share the experience together. The season is organized into six-week sessions with options on Saturdays and select weeknights. Space is limited.

Spring Mindfulness Relaxation (Qi Gong Meditation)

Designed to nurture calm, this Qi Gong meditation class focuses on practical ways to relax, ease stress, and build mindfulness and awareness. Sessions feature breathing exercises and slow, gentle movements that are easy to follow for all ages. Presented by Waukesha Parks, Recreation & Forestry and held in the Kathryn Muehl Room at the WPRF Main Office.

Hot Roddin' For Roger Classic Car Show and Car Blessing

A classic car show with a car blessing returns to Foxx View Lanes, arriving earlier than in past years. The event combines a display of classic vehicles with a dedicated blessing.

Keller Williams Realty E-Recycling Event

Take part in a community electronics recycling drive at Keller Williams Prestige that promotes safe, responsible disposal to protect people and the environment. Camo Crew is involved in this effort to ensure unwanted electronics are recycled properly. There is a $25 fee for any item that contains a cathode ray tube. Information about what can be accepted, along with additional details, is available.

HAWS Fest

This pet-focused, activity-driven fundraiser brings pets and people together at the Waukesha County Expo Center in support of both.

Intuitive Angel Card Reading w/Reiki at the Awakening Code Holistic Expo - WAUKESHA, WI

At the Awakening Code Holistic Expo in Waukesha, WI, Beth L. Fox of Healing That Rocks offers private intuitive angel card readings paired with Reiki at Elks Lodge 400. These one-on-one sessions provide guidance for those seeking answers or feeling overwhelmed, with the intention of shifting energy toward true desires, fostering clarity, and opening new perspectives on the future. Beth is a highly empathic Certified Angelic and Psychic Medium, Usui Reiki Master Teacher, Certified Crystal Healer, Integrative Holistic and Energy Healing Practitioner, and NLP and Empath Life Coach. Her abilities include clairsentience, clairaudience, clairvoyance, and claircognizance. The expo features a day of psychic readings, Reiki, intuitive consultations, and holistic shopping that includes crystals, stones, and essential oils. Gift bags are available for the first 25 attendees, and door prizes are offered throughout the event. Entry is $5. A gallery session with Psychic Medium Refined Divine, also known as Deb Strait, is available for $25, as is a group crystal bowl sound healing led by Deb Strait for $25 that explores how to recognize and develop personal gifts. Reiki is described as a gentle, nonintrusive energy practice delivered through light touch or hands held just above the body at points associated with the chakras. It is intended to promote deep relaxation and a sense of well-being, restore energetic balance, bring clarity and vivid insights, and complement medical care, naturopathy, massage, and other therapies.

Join Lana at Blain's Farm & Fleet in Waukesha

Look for Lana at Blain's Farm & Fleet in Waukesha during Blain's Fest.

Spring Tai Chi for Intermediates Level 1

Designed for intermediate Level 1 participants, this tai chi class introduces a widely practiced simplified form. The session focuses on the essentials of tai chi while remaining faithful to the foundations and standards of longer traditional forms. Offered through Waukesha Parks, Recreation and Forestry.

Mother's Day Tree Giveaway

Trees on the Move’s New Berlin Nursery presents a Mother’s Day tree giveaway that celebrates moms and the natural world. Those who pre-register are entered for a chance to receive a free tree, and installation and delivery are not part of the offer. The first 75 people to register will also receive an additional free gift. It offers a thoughtful way to honor Mom with something that will continue to grow.

Mother's Day Gift Show!

In Waukesha, the white Barn at Christmas In The Country hosts a distinctive market centered on Mother’s Day gifting. Shoppers will discover carefully chosen pieces, including floral accents, cozy comforts, and keepsakes with meaning, with plenty of finds not easily found elsewhere. It is an easygoing way to browse with a friend and linger in the Barn, with attention given to every detail. Directional signs in the area will guide visitors to the location. Known for being a go-to spot for stocking stuffers throughout the year, this showcase puts the spotlight on memorable gifts for Mom.

Acoustic Duo show at Matty's Bar and Grille

KJ and Mark perform an acoustic duo set in Matty's Bar and Grille’s big backyard, creating a relaxed atmosphere with live music.

Saturday Cribbage Tournaments

This event supports a meaningful cause, directing proceeds to Relay For Life and the fight against cancer.

Myxn 1st Anniversary party and Derby party.

The first anniversary of Myxn Lakeside Beach Bar arrives with a Derby-themed party featuring live music from the Stang’s. Guests can enjoy complimentary food and drink specials, plus style contests with prizes for best dressed jockey, best hat, and best dressed couple.

Waukesha Art Crawl #140

Explore Mother of all Crawls, Waukesha Art Crawl #140, a seasonal celebration that highlights artisans across 20 galleries and showplaces. Wander the downtown streets to uncover new artwork, browse boutiques for unique finds, and take in live music along the way.

Refined Divine Holistic Expo

This includes entry to the expo plus access to the Gallery and Sound Healing sessions. It also provides priority seating in the first two rows for both the Gallery and Sound Healing.

Derek Byrne

Derek Byrne returns to House of Guinness, the home pub where performances began nearly 18 years ago. This appearance reflects a lasting connection to the venue, with the artist continuing to play here as often as possible.

Master Class for Home Efficiency & Maintenance Essentials

Created for homeowners, this program provides tools to care for a home and reduce the cost of repairs. Feel more prepared to handle upkeep while keeping expenses in check.

Stained Glass Bumble Bee Plant Stake

At Burlap & Lace Marketplace, take part in a hands-on stained glass class that covers the fundamentals of the Tiffany method while you create a piece to take home. You will cut glass, smooth the edges, apply foil, and solder the components to finish a small suncatcher. All materials are provided. The fee is $50 per person, payable at the class by cash, check, or Venmo. Enrollment is limited to six people, and registration is available through the QR code. For questions, email GlassAlleyStudio@gmail.com.

Book Launch

Celebrate the release of Well Moments and Well Moments for Kids, authored by Ashley, in an open house format at Good Harvest Market and Hop Harvest & Vine. Enjoy readings from both books, live music, and food, and connect with the Hope Street community. The setting is casual and welcoming to families.

Peace Like A River

Peace Like A River presents a spring concert shaped as a soothing musical journey that welcomes the new season with calm and reflection. Two performances are planned at Ascension Lutheran in Waukesha and at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in New Berlin. Tickets are available.

K-Pop Demon Hunters Skate Party

Celebrate K-pop on wheels at a themed skate party featuring the Demon Hunters soundtrack blended with other fan-favorite tracks. Families are welcome, and costumes are encouraged to add to the fun. Please plan for cash-only payments for admission and concessions, with an ATM available on site. Passes and coupons are not accepted for this special event.

Special Needs Swim

A dedicated swim session for children and adults with special needs, offered on select Sundays. Admission is $10 per person.

Tea & Tranquility

Led by Tricia of Holy Trinity Healing, this calming session offers guided meditation, reflective journaling, and a quiet period for mindful breathing with tea, creating space to reconnect with yourself. All are welcome exactly as they are. Contributions are by donation.

Hometown Half Marathon & 5k/10k

Fox River Park sets the scene for a community race day featuring a half marathon, 10k, 5k, a 1 mile option, and a kids dash. Packet pickup happens before the start. The kids dash meets at the start line and participants are guided to their starting spot, followed by the National Anthem and the races getting underway. Results and awards are posted live at the registration tent as soon as participants finish. Timed distances include chip timing with live results and awards, and all runners can look forward to a designer shirt, a custom finisher medal, free race photos, and snacks at the finish. The 1 mile option is untimed and still includes a custom bib, designer shirt, and finisher medal. The kids dash is a short, untimed run for ages 10 and under that comes with a mini bib, a youth-sized shirt, and a medal created especially for the dash, and children who prefer to run without the swag are welcome to participate at no cost. Youth pricing is available for the 5k and 10k at $17 for ages 12 and under. The event focuses on fun, family-friendly participation and welcomes every pace and fitness level, whether the goal is a personal best or simply enjoying an encouraging atmosphere.

Sunday YogaLates (Yoga-Pilates Fusion) by Tonia from True Beauty!

Enjoy a Yogalates session guided by Tonia from True Beauty, blending the flowing stretches of yoga with the core-focused strength of Pilates to tone, lengthen, and restore. The class centers on intentional movement, encouraging strength without strain and calm without compromise. Expect to build core stability, increase flexibility, support posture, and ease stress, finishing feeling strong, aligned, and refreshed. The philosophy emphasizes beauty that grows from within and confidence that comes from how you feel. The cost is $10 per person, and CMB Fitness members receive 50 percent off.

Marriott Milwaukee West, Waukesha, WI-Bridal Expo

Explore wedding ideas and services at a lively bridal expo hosted at Milwaukee Marriott West. Browse a wide range of vendors, discover unique offerings, and take advantage of special wedding discounts. A runway presentation will feature looks from leading designers, and the event is promoted as one of the largest bridal showcases in the area, perfect for a fun outing with your wedding party. Admission is available for up to four people at no charge with promo code FB-22 while supplies last, with standard pricing typically $10 online or $25 at the door. Parking and a swag bag are complimentary. The expo runs continuously, and guests may come and go, with most spending about one to three hours. To help manage the flow, an estimated arrival time is requested, and the opening period is usually the busiest. Registration from a mobile device takes under a minute. A confirmation and ticket pass will be sent by email, so be sure to check your spam or junk folder. Please present your ticket order at the entrance for entry. Late arrivals are accommodated, and ticket orders can be changed or canceled at any time.

Red Ball Tennis Festival 2025-2026

Designed for ages 5 to 7, this monthly Red Ball Tennis festival features stations and games that help young players build their tennis skills in a lively, supportive setting. Members pay $20 per person per day, and non-members pay $25 per person per day. Registration closes two days prior to each event. Members can register in the member app, and non-members may email BRmembership@eliteclubs.com to complete registration.

Milwaukee Pugs: Non-profit Pop-up!

Milwaukee Pugs brings a non-profit pop-up to Bentley’s Pet Stuff in Brookfield, sharing how the organization makes a difference for pugs in need. The event highlights their rescue work, opportunities to foster, and practical ways to help these dogs find permanent, loving homes. It welcomes devoted pug owners as well as anyone curious about the breed.

Mom's Day Out

Set aside time for a gentle, nurturing reset created to honor the women who give so much. This slow-paced gathering offers an intentional pause before Mother’s Day to reconnect with your body and breath, and to rediscover a sense of beauty and ease. Shape the experience to fit your needs with options that meet you where you are. Enjoy a soothing yoga session with Kate that both awakens and softens the body. Sink into deep rest with an immersive sound bath while taking part in a calming skincare ritual that supports overall well-being. Explore mini family astrology readings for insight into your loved ones’ dynamics. Browse new jewelry and curated goods, receive a complimentary gift with purchases over $50, and sip thoughtfully selected teas while moving at your own pace. This is a welcoming space to unwind, connect with yourself, and share calm moments with others in the community.

Cousins Maine Lobster Food Truck at Tap Yard Waukesha – Grilled Cheese Fest

Cousins Maine Lobster brings its food truck to Tap Yard Waukesha for a grilled cheese celebration paired with lobster favorites. Expect a day centered on comfort food and a lively, festival-style atmosphere, with options like melty sandwiches, Maine lobster rolls, tacos, bisque, and more. Ordering ahead through the mobile app can help skip the line, and the app usually opens a couple of hours before each truck service. Orders for an upcoming service can only be placed after the current one ends. If mobile ordering is limited or unavailable, orders can be placed directly at the truck. Every purchase earns rewards points, and in-person orders can be credited by having staff scan your QR code.

May Day, Lei Day Celebration

At VFW Hall, this celebration includes a raffle, a cash bar, and kanikapila, inviting participants to dance, make music, sing, or simply watch. Island-style clothing is encouraged, and there will be opportunities to meet new people.

Family Day

Enjoy a Sunday perk for families as children ages 12 and under receive a complimentary kids entrée valued at $15 with the purchase of an adult entrée. The offer is limited to one free child’s meal per qualifying adult meal. It cannot be combined with other promotions or specials, is not valid with dip certificates, and does not apply on holidays.

Blood Drive

A blood drive is being held at the Pewaukee Campus. Sign up through Versiti to participate.

MLS GO - REC Soccer for All! (Ages 4-11)

Through a partnership with Playgrounder Sports Academy, MLS GO brings Major League Soccer’s recreational youth program to kids ages 4 to 11, emphasizing an inclusive and high quality soccer experience. Designed to increase access for children who are new to organized sports, the season is organized by age groups 4 to 5, 6 to 7, 8 to 9, and 10 to 11 with sessions on Mondays and Wednesdays, and no session on Memorial Day. The MLS GO Fund can cover fees for eligible participants, though grants are limited and early applications are encouraged. Registration for the spring season is open and rates will rise soon, making this a timely opportunity for families seeking a fun, skill building soccer program.

Cinco De Mayo themed cookie decorating class at Chef Pam's Kitchen

Enjoy a hands-on, Cinco de Mayo themed cookie decorating class at Chef Pam's Kitchen. Learn the basics of sugar cookie decorating, practicing essential piping and filling techniques with guidance from an experienced instructor. All supplies are provided, including royal icing, decorating tools, practice templates, and recipes. Each participant will finish six decorated cookies to take home. No prior experience is needed. Additional decorating kits can be purchased for more cookie fun at home. This class is for ages 13 and up. All sales are final, and tickets may be transferred to another person if needed.

🧠 Trivia night at Nettie's!

Teams of up to eight compete at NETTIE'S IRISH PUB - NIP'S in Pewaukee, facing six rounds that include two wager categories and a picture challenge. A fast lightning finale allows two minutes to produce ten answers. Sample topics include identifying the least common initial letter in English, the highest priced Monopoly property, and the cologne worn by Brian Fantana in Anchorman. Entry is $1 per person as a tip for the host. Prizes are a $30 gift card for first place, $20 for second, and a $10 gift card for the best team name.

Jukebox Bingo

Now in its seventh year, this Name That Tune style spin on bingo at Cleveland Pub & Grill features five music themed rounds. The night includes $5 select appetizers and Happy Hour that lasts throughout the evening. It generally takes place on the first and third Mondays, with most fifth Mondays included, providing a social setting for friends and new acquaintances.

Free English Classes: In Person

Adults seeking to improve their English can take part in free classes at the International Friendship Center - Christ Pewaukee. Learners at every level are welcome, and information and registration are available through the International Friendship Center.

Messy Masterpieces

At Waukesha Public Library, children can explore art freely without the pressure of completing a specific project. The experience encourages experimentation and play while helping each child discover a personal artistic style.

Cinco de Mayo - Margarita Workshop

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a hands-on margarita workshop at Stroke of Genius. This interactive experience features a Mixology 101 segment focused on margaritas, covering techniques, flavor balance, and practical tips for crafting a great cocktail. Participants will explore four recipes, enjoy one full margarita, and compare a flight of three. The tasting is paired with complimentary tapas, including tiny tacos, tiny burritos, and Mexican corn, to keep the mood festive. Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is canceled, and cancellations within 48 hours receive credit toward a future event.

Tuesday Bingo at BackStreet Pub & Grill hosted by Waukesha Elks 400

Waukesha Elks Lodge has partnered with BackStreet Pub in Waukesha to host bingo on Tuesdays. The event features bingo along with a Progressive round, and the Progressive portion may occasionally move to the Waukesha Elks Lodge to allow for additional space. Attendees must be 21 or older to enter and play. Seating is limited.

Steakhouse Favorites

A hands-on cooking class at the New Berlin Recreation Department highlights a new approach to preparing steak, featuring pesto steak confit that uses the reverse sear method for tender, evenly cooked results. Participants taste a lineup of steakhouse-style sides and dessert, including extra crispy fried cauliflower with mustard remoulade, a touch of honey, and chile crunch, creamy potatoes au gratin, and an espresso chocolate pot de crème. An additional session has been scheduled following a previous sellout. Resident fee is $28 per person, and the non-resident fee is $42 per person.

Gundam TCG

A Gundam Trading Card Game event is happening in Brookfield, featuring play in the Gundam TCG format. The entry fee is $10, and prizes are provided from a Bandai promo kit.

Free English Class Tuesday Evening: In Person

Free, in-person English classes are available at the International Friendship Center at Christ Pewaukee. Geared toward adults, the program welcomes learners of every proficiency level. Additional details and registration are available through the Christ Pewaukee website.

Jazz Nightclub

Enjoy a live concert as the Southside Singers and the Jazz Ensemble perform in the Waukesha South cafeteria. Enter through the field house doors. The event is open to the community with free admission, and complimentary light snacks and mocktails will be available.

WEST COAST SWING SERIES - Art of the Whip

Deepen your West Coast Swing with a seven week series devoted to the whip, one of the dance's signature patterns. Sessions focus on building a reliable base, refining partner connection, and exploring variations, giving you practical skills you can use right away. This course suits dancers who know their 6 count basics and have a working understanding of West Coast Swing technique. You do not need to be perfect, just ready to grow. Held at Viva Dance Ballroom. The fee is $15 per person.

WEST COAST SWING SERIES - Extending Your Dance

Experienced West Coast Swing dancers can dive into a seven-week series that moves beyond a checklist of figures and into dancing that feels musical and expressive. Class sessions focus on stretching and extending familiar patterns, refining partner connection, and building improvisation skills so both partners have room to relax, play, and show personality. This series is intended for those who already have solid 6-count and 8-count basics and are comfortable using stretch connection. Practice time is available after class. The cost is $15 per person, payable at class.

Spring Tai Chi for Beginners Level 2

Continue your Tai Chi journey with a Level 2 class designed for those who have finished the full beginners course. This next step introduces more complex movements and longer sequences while helping students fine tune their technique. The training supports better balance, sharper memory, and improved coordination, and it also deepens understanding of core Tai Chi principles. Enrollment requires completion of Level 1 or comparable experience approved by the instructor. The aim is steady progress that nurtures both body and mind.

Baby and Toddler Time

Begin the morning at Pewaukee Public Library with stories, songs, rhymes, and play designed for little ones. Recommended for children from birth to age 3, though all ages are welcome. Registration is not required.

Volunteer Fair

Help meet community needs by connecting with representatives from local nonprofit organizations and exploring ways to volunteer. Light refreshments will be available. This event takes place at Waukesha Public Library.

Cinco de Mayo

Cinco de Mayo at Matty’s brings a festive mix of food, drinks, and playful giveaways. Enjoy complimentary chips and salsa with any food purchase, along with a May features menu of themed eats. Drink deals include discounted 25 oz Modelo mugs and Micheladas, buy one get one Matty’s Margaritas and Whiskey-Ritas, and 2 oz tequila pours priced as 1 oz. The celebration also features a free-to-enter raffle for Matty’s piñata filled with prizes, plus a duck hunt where finding a Cinco de Mayo duck can be exchanged for a free Matty’s Margarita.

Spring Tai Chi for Beginners Level 1

This beginner friendly Level 1 session introduces the foundations of Tai Chi through soft, gentle exercises that support balance, posture, endurance, and relaxation. Guided instruction covers core principles and clear guidelines, starting with simple movements and progressing to more intricate patterns so newcomers can build skills step by step.

HS Boys Golf: 2026 Waukesha West Invitational (Legend at Merrill Hills-Waukesha)

Questions about this event can be directed to Wisconsin.Golf at 414-443-3560 or info@wsga.org.

Hadfield Elementary Culver’s Night!

Culver’s is hosting a special community event benefiting Hadfield. During the event, a portion of every purchase will be donated to support Hadfield.

Two Cents Tuesday

Two Cents Tuesday will be held at Milwaukee Improv in The Lab.

Children's Maker's Market

This marketplace spotlights handmade creations by children ages 4 to 18. Young vendors will manage their own tables, with parents permitted to lend a hand. On-site play equipment and a bounce house will be available for kids. Admission is free for adults.

WMMC Cruize-In to Calvano's Car Show

WMMC marks its first Cruize-In at Foxx View Lanes, with twenty club parking spaces reserved along the fence in the rear north lot. Spaces will be given to the earliest arrivals. RSVP to Rene' at (262) 370-0162.

Cooking Class W/ Happy Place Cooking Space

Happy Place Cooking Space partners with Adult Day Services of Southeast WI for a hands-on cooking class where participants prepare a dinner from scratch while learning about nutrition and kitchen safety. Attendees enjoy the meal they make and leave with a recipe to use at home. Requests for reasonable accommodation are welcome to help ensure everyone can take part.

EE Learning Garden: Community Work-time

Community work-time returns at the Learning Garden. Master Gardener Sue B. will be on site tending the garden and preparing it for the coming season. Visitors are welcome to stop by.

May 6th - ADVANCED chunky knit blanket workshop at the Tap Yard Brookfield

An advanced chunky knit blanket workshop at the Tap Yard Brookfield welcomes returning students who have already completed a prior session with the instructor. Patience is essential, as everyone will work on different projects while receiving one-on-one guidance. It is preferred that participants feel mostly comfortable working independently and using the side loop, with help available for starting, finishing, and color changes. This is the first advanced offering from this instructor. Enrollment is limited to eight people to allow for individualized support. Each registration includes eight skeins of yarn, and projects will be larger lap blankets. The session is planned for about four hours, although it may run longer with additional yarn or more intricate designs. Color selection emails will be sent about four weeks before the event. Ten design options are available, each with its own details and pricing. Choices include a basic large lap knit in up to three colors at 110 dollars, fall rainbow or neon rainbow stripe designs at 120 dollars, and a watermelon pattern at 120 dollars that needs a tighter knit for the seed details. Mini hearts designs in stripes or scattered patterns are 130 dollars, allow limited color choices, and also require a tighter knit. One-color herringbone or broken herringbone options are 130 dollars and measure about 50 by 48 inches. One-color seed stitch or broken rib stitch options are 130 dollars and measure about 52 by 50 inches. All sizes are approximate and may vary with loop size and tension. This outdoor event will communicate any weather updates to the email used at registration. The location is dog friendly, and dogs must remain on a six foot leash. Carry-ins are not permitted. A daily or annual park entrance permit is required for vehicles using Fox Brook Park, Minooka Park, or Menomonee Park, and all passes are handled online since the entrance booth is not staffed. Payment within five days helps avoid a violation ticket, and entry is not guaranteed if facilities are at capacity or during special events.

The Hit-Men

Enjoy live music from The Hit-Men at Calvano's Wednesday night car show at Foxx View Lanes. The festivities take place outdoors in the large parking lot, with dancing as the sun goes down. Dress for the weather and bring your appetite, as food will be available.

10 SPOTS LEFT! May 6th - The Tap Yard Brookfield Chunky Knit Blanket Workshop

Spend time in Wisconsin parks with a hands-on chunky knit blanket workshop at the Brookfield location. Registration includes all materials to make a blanket during the session, one free beer ticket, a bag for the finished blanket, and emailed instructions for future projects. Suitable for beginners and experienced knitters, the blankets are made entirely by hand and participants leave with a cozy finished piece and a new skill. Blanket size varies based on a looser or tighter knit. The tightest style produces a blanket around 45 by 42 inches, and many turn out larger. This is an outdoor event, and weather updates will be sent to the email used at registration. Advance registration is required and seating is limited, first come first served. Two pricing options are available. The $65 option lets participants choose from yarn colors brought to the workshop. The $85 option allows preselecting premium yarn that is softer and thicker and can better conceal imperfections, with the choice of one or two colors finalized by email approximately four weeks before the workshop. Ages 12 and up may work on a blanket independently. There may be multiple dates scheduled, so the correct date should be selected during booking. The venue is dog friendly and all dogs must be on 6 foot leashes. No carry ins. A Daily or Annual Park Entrance Permit is required for vehicles using Fox Brook Park, Minooka Park, or Menomonee Park, and the annual pass is valid at all three Tap Yard Beer Gardens within Waukesha County Parks. Pay within five days of a visit to avoid a violation ticket. Entry is not guaranteed when facilities are at capacity or for special events. The entrance booth is not staffed, and all passes are handled online.

2026 Waukesha County Law Enforcement Memorial

Organized by the Waukesha County Police Chaplains’ Association, this memorial brings law enforcement officers, their families, and the public together to honor those who have fallen in the line of duty. The ceremony takes place at Fox River Christian Church, and dinner will be provided afterward.

Brews & Brushes at Minooka Park - Tap Yard Beer Gardens

KS Paint & Sip presents an outdoor painting experience at the Minooka Park Tap Yard Beer Gardens that blends creativity with a relaxing beverage. Admission is $45 per person and open to all skill levels. The price includes a first drink from the Tap Yard along with all supplies, including canvas, brushes, paints, and aprons. Instructors guide participants step by step through a featured painting so everyone can take home a finished piece. The beer garden is available to enjoy after the session. Please note that the park entrance booth is not staffed and passes are handled online.

Paul Silbergleit Trio

Milwaukee guitarist Paul Silbergleit leads his trio in a first Wednesdays residency at Let It Be, joined by bassist Clay Schaub and drummer Devin Drobka. The program features original pieces, rarely heard selections from the jazz repertoire, and fresh interpretations of familiar tunes. Expect a set shaped by lively swing and an adventurous spirit.

Lindsay and Jon Host Billy D's Open Mic

Lindsay and Jon host an open mic at Billy D's Pub, welcoming musicians and singers to share songs and jam together. Participants can bring instruments and their voices to take part. Food and drinks are available from the pub.

Maddy's Monthly Open Jam

This open jam at Maddy’s Bar and Music Lounge invites musicians and vocalists to take the stage for live collaboration and improvisation. Hosted by Robert Allen Jr., the session welcomes players to trade solos, swap riffs, and share songs in a relaxed, musician-friendly setting.

Into the Woods

At Bombshell Studio Theatre, Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Into the Woods intertwines familiar fairy tales into one captivating journey. A baker and his wife embark on a quest to lift a witch’s curse, meeting Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack, Rapunzel, and others, each pursuing a wish. When those wishes are fulfilled, the aftermath reveals that happily ever after can be complicated, with choices carrying real consequences. Honored with Tony Awards for Best Score, Best Book, and Best Actress, this musical blends humor, mystery, and heartfelt emotion while exploring desire, responsibility, and the costs of getting what we want.

Aging in Place Senior Safety Fair

At the Brookfield Senior Center, a senior safety fair focused on aging in place brings together resources and guidance to help older adults remain safe and comfortable at home. This free community gathering features informational booths and approachable professionals who answer questions and offer practical safety advice. Attendees can connect with staff from Brookfield’s Fire, Police, Parks, and Library departments, speak with representatives from Ascension Elmbrook Hospital, and meet local and state organizations as well as aging specialists who provide education and support. Open to everyone.

Family Time

Designed for children ages 0 to 6, this session features stories, songs, rhymes, and additional activities.

Sunset Meditation & Night Hike

Settle beneath the Horwitz-DeRemer Planetarium dome for a calming meditation centered on mental well-being. The experience includes a journey from the Grand Canyon up to the North Pole, then continues with a night hike at Retzer Nature Center.

Thank you, Moms!

A festive shopping event created to celebrate moms and help everyone get ready for Mother’s Day. Browse for a fresh summer wardrobe, pick out an outfit for the big day, or find a thoughtful gift for the mom in your life. Look for special savings, a gift with purchase, guidance from a Mary Kay consultant, and personalized styling support throughout the event.

Mother's Day Store Party at Maurices in Brookfield Square

Celebrate moms at a cheerful in-store gathering at Maurices in Brookfield Square that pairs a fun shopping experience with special savings, light refreshments, personalized styling tips, and a complimentary item with purchase.

Thursday Night Bike Ride

This social-paced ride follows an out-and-back route on the paved Glacial Drumlin Trail and is based at the E B Shurts Building. The Spring City Spinners Bicycle Club allows non-members to participate once as a trial on any Tuesday, Thursday, or Saturday ride, with membership needed afterward to receive full benefits. If the weather looks questionable, check the club calendar in advance for possible cancellations and for additional route information.

Spring Wine Pairing Dinner

Set at Hop Harvest & Vine, this Spring Wine Pairing Dinner centers on Spanish wines. A multi-course menu will be matched with selections from Spain, spanning robust reds to refreshing whites, with each course created to showcase the country’s culinary traditions and its many regions. The menu and pairings are still being finalized, and details on tickets and reservations will be announced.

Johnny Rodgers and more

The Ellen Winters Group takes the helm as guest host for An Evening with Johnny Rodgers, bringing a vibrant jazz sound and a seasoned quartet to the spotlight. The lineup features vocalist Ellen Winters with Sam Steffke on keyboard, John Blessing on bass, and Dave Ruetz on drums. Winters is an award-winning jazz singer, educator, and performer with three decades of experience. She leads the ensemble, appears across the country, and has been featured in acclaimed cabaret productions on regional and national stages. Devoted to the craft of jazz, she focuses on creating an upbeat, genuine atmosphere for audiences. Based in Milwaukee, she teaches private voice and serves as adjunct faculty at Columbia College Chicago while maintaining an active performance schedule.

Live Music! 90s Jake at BB's on Main

90s Jake brings a live showcase of 90s rock, grunge, and alternative at BB's on Main, featuring songs from Stone Temple Pilots, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Radiohead, Green Day, Nirvana, and others.

Open Jam

Amethyst hosts an open jam with a rock vibe.

Library Dance Party

Mr. Peter hosts a lively dance party at Pewaukee Public Library, featuring music, movement, playful games, and plenty of bubbles. It is designed for families with children ages 1 to 5. Admission is free, and no sign-up is needed.

Spring Tai Chi for Intermediates Level 2

Build on your foundation in the simplified Tai Chi form with an intermediate Level 2 session that adds more intricate and complex movements. Instruction centers on proper stances, correct posture alignment, and cultivating the flow of Qi. Previous training is highly recommended.

Elevate & Empower Women’s Networking May 7th 2026 Meetup

This is a monthly gathering dedicated to elevating professional relationships among women in business across Waukesha, Milwaukee, and Washington Counties. The aim is to foster a community where members can genuinely connect, leading to confident business referrals and mutual empowerment. The event includes open networking, a formal meeting with introductions, and engaging round table discussions.

Home School Swim

Home School Swim is available on specific Fridays with admission priced at $18 per person. For further information, please refer to the event listing.

GCA Benefit 2026: Growing in Grace

New Berlin Banquet Center hosts the annual Growing in Grace benefit for Grace Christian Academy, an evening that gathers families, friends, and supporters to celebrate community and bolster the school. The program features student selections from the upcoming Seussical production, music by the choir and band, and scholarship presentations. Guests can share a meal with appetizers, take part in both silent and live auctions, and connect with fellow GCA families. The event supports the mission of Grace Christian Academy and helps further investment in the lives of its students.

Concert Series - Leepish Music

Leepish O’Nerry, the performing name of Lee Piscioneri, brings a mix of classic rock and pop covers along with his own original songs to Hop Harvest & Vine. Lee has been playing, singing, and writing since his teen years and has performed around the world during a 35-year career in international education before settling in Madison, Wisconsin. His songwriting blends thoughtful lyrics with melodic rock influences, with nods to Harrison, Townshend, and the Moody Blues. The set features familiar favorites alongside a growing collection of originals, delivered with warmth and storytelling. Happy Hour includes $2 off pints of beer and glasses of wine, the kitchen will be open for dinner, and there is no cover.

Adult Tennis Social

Adults 19 and older are invited to a social tennis evening that blends friendly competition with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. Bring a partner or come solo, a pro will match you with someone so everyone gets on court. Expect to rotate and meet new players during lively play, and enjoy a complimentary first drink. Pricing is $35 per person for members and $50 per person for non-members, per event. Registration closes one day in advance. Members can register through the member app. Non-members can register by contacting BRmembership@eliteclubs.com. If you do not yet have a rating, email tennis@eliteclubs.com for guidance.

Wandering Folds

Artists Jessica Meuninck-Ganger and Christiane Grauert will lead an artist talk and gallery reception focused on their recent work. Their practice moves between travels abroad and familiar Milwaukee scenes, where they sketch, print, revisit, archive, and reimagine what they encounter. Working together, they transform observations and memories into structural and architectural compositions that often wander through layered visuals, reaching beyond a single place or moment. Free to the public. Please RSVP.

Fashionably Late

Fashionably Late brings a high energy blend of jazz, funk, and pop to Let It Be in Waukesha. Formed in 2021 by University of Wisconsin Milwaukee music students, the group features vocalist and pianist Anthony Kopczynski, bassist Conor Dugan, drummer Ben Piette, and a horn section with saxophonists Mathew Tulloch and Eddy Magallanes plus trombonist Ben Skrade. Sets mix tight funk grooves, soulful improvisation, and familiar pop favorites that get audiences moving and singing along. The band has appeared at venues including The Ivy House, The Sugar Maple in Bay View, Let It Be, and many private spaces. Tickets are $15 online or $18 at the door.

May West Coast Swing Social

Amanda Doerr Dance hosts a social focused on West Coast Swing, with hustle, country, and other styles in the mix. The night begins with a welcoming class for newcomers to West Coast Swing, continues with an intermediate lesson for dancers looking to level up, and then transitions into open social dancing. Admission is $15 per person at the door. The event is held at Viva Dance Ballroom. For questions, contact amandadoerrdance1@gmail.com.

Calendar Girls

Presented on the Mainstage, this comedy follows Annie and her best friend Chris after Annie’s husband John dies of leukemia. Determined to fund a new settee for the hospital waiting room, they persuade four fellow members of the Women’s Institute to collaborate on a nontraditional nude calendar, with help from Lawrence, a hospital porter and amateur photographer. News of their charitable effort spreads quickly, drawing heavy media attention to the small village of Knapeley in the Yorkshire Dales. The calendar’s success brings unexpected pressures, and Annie and Chris find their friendship tested by the glare of sudden fame.

Depot Express LIVE at Foxx View Lanes

Depot Express brings a cover performance to Foxx View Lanes, featuring skilled instrumentalists and standout vocals. The event is billed as a highlight of the spring season in the Waukesha area and presents the band as one of the top local cover acts.

Phil Tittle and the Prospectors Live at Maddy's Bar and Music Lounge | May 8th

Phil Tittle and the Prospectors make their debut at Maddy’s Bar and Music Lounge with a set of original southern rock, Americana, and outlaw country. The performance also includes a few covers.

George Lopez

George Lopez takes the stage at Milwaukee Improv for a 21 and over show, with tickets priced from $0 to $115. Digital tickets are released two days before the performance. Seating is open on a first come, first served basis, with exceptions for groups and premium booths. Each guest must order at least two items in the showroom. Late arrivals may be seated only within the first 30 minutes, after which seating stops to prevent disruptions, with no exceptions and no refunds. Phones must remain unused, and photography or video recording is not permitted. All ticket sales are final. Purchase only through the Improv’s official channels, as resale is prohibited and orders suspected of being for resale may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. For group reservations and special menu options, contact the events manager. For more details, consult the venue’s FAQ or get in touch with Milwaukee Improv.

Mommy & Me Swim

Mommy & Me Swim offers a caregiver-and-child session on certain Fridays. It is available at a special rate of $17 per person, and tickets are available for purchase.

Puppy Pages

Build confidence by reading aloud with trained therapy dogs. If you are not reading independently yet, you can still enjoy time with them by petting and talking to them. No registration is required.

Spring Tattoo Event

A spring themed two day pop-up at Midwest Muse spotlights the work of Audriana Nichol with a selection of unique flash tattoos. It is the final tattoo pop-up before fall, offering a limited-time chance to get new ink in a creative setting. In addition to tattoos, browse permanent jewelry, build a custom look at the charm bar, and visit the design lab to craft personalized pieces that reflect your style. Explore outfit options curated for a range of aesthetics. Tattoos on both days are by appointment only, with a sign-up link and the flash sheet to be shared closer to the event. Audriana accepts cash for tattoo payments.

Jurassic Journey

At the Waukesha County Expo Center, Jurassic Journey presents the largest animatronic dinosaur display in the Midwest. Discover more than 60 full-scale prehistoric creatures, highlighted by a T-Rex described as the world’s largest and spanning over 40 feet in length. Walk through the exhibits to see the scale of these ancient giants.

Kendra Scott Gives Back

A Mother's Day shopping event at Kendra Scott at The Corners of Brookfield supports Savage Support through the Give Back program, which donates 20 percent of purchases. A raffle will also offer a chance to win an accessory.

Event with Bichon and Little Buddies

An adoption event at Bentley’s Pet Stuff Brookfield features Bichon and Little Buddies Rescue and focuses on connecting dogs with new homes. Attendees can meet adoptable dogs, learn about the rescue’s work in the community, and speak with volunteers about the adoption process. It offers a simple way to support a local rescue and explore potential matches with dogs ready for their next chapter.

Blooming Through the Neighborhood Fundraiser

This fundraiser features live music by Boo! The Band along with a silent auction offering signed sports memorabilia and other items, a Northwoods getaway package, custom made furniture, and more. Additional activities include raffle drawings, 50/50 raffles, wine and bourbon pulls, additional auction items, and testimonies from volunteers and recipients.

Rabbit Clinic

An educational rabbit clinic for livestock exhibitors and families focuses on care, keeping, and show preparation. Attendees may bring a rabbit in a carrier. The session is recognized as an approved WCF educational clinic and can count toward one of the two required clinics for those planning to have a market animal in the County Executive & Fair Marshal Junior Livestock Auction. Participants may also attend additional educational clinics.

Kids sugar cookie decorating class at Chef Pam's Kitchen - Ages 8-12

At Chef Pams Kitchen, kids ages 8 to 12 can learn the fundamentals of sugar cookie decorating in a welcoming class. Participants practice basic piping and simple design techniques while creating a multi-part cookie to customize and enjoy. No prior experience is required, and all supplies are provided.

Celebrating Mom Springtime Craft and Vendor Fair

A springtime craft and vendor fair celebrating moms. For any questions or confirmations, contact only the event's coordinator at Patriciacreation50@gmail.com and ignore messages from anyone else claiming affiliation.

The Part Time Models

An evening of community and compassion raises funds for Live Laugh Loaves, an effort that provides meals and support to people in need in the community. The event features live music from Part Time Models, raffle prizes, a 50/50 drawing, and food. Each ticket, every bite, and all raffle entries help power the mission to nourish and uplift those who could use a hand.

Pewaukee Kiwanis RiverRun 2026 - Paddling Through the Ages

A paddle race sets out from Koepp Park with canoes and kayaks welcome. Registration is available online in advance, and day-of signups are offered at the park. If you need a boat, rentals can be arranged through PRS Watersports at 262.424.9805. Shuttle service connects Frame Park and Koepp Park to help participants reach the start and make return trips.

5/9 Live Music with The Hit-Men at the Brookfield American Legion #449

Enjoy an evening of live music with The Hit-Men at American Legion Post 449 in Brookfield. Dance to the music, sip a drink, and show support for veterans.

Savana

Settle in for an evening of live music with Savana Schraeder, a soulful and expressive performer who blends alternative, rock, and folk revival influences. Her rich voice and dynamic guitar playing shape a set that feels both intimate and commanding. Expect songs with emotional depth, a sense of connection, and a presence that lingers well after the closing chord. It offers a cozy night of genuine artistry and warm acoustic tones.

Beatles Tribute Night

The Taxmen deliver a spirited Beatles tribute, covering favorites from Help! to Hey Jude with tight harmonies, authentic sound, and lively showmanship. The show captures the spirit of the Fab Four and brings back the feel of rock’s golden era, offering more than a performance... a full Beatles experience. Food service will be available. Tickets are $22 online or $25 at the door.

Planet Purple

Planet Purple makes its debut with an intimate tribute to the music of Deep Purple. Admission is free, and voluntary donations are appreciated.

Shattered @ Maddy’s Bar and Music Lounge

Shattered, Milwaukee’s Rolling Stones cover band, brings the feel and punch of the Stones to Maddy’s Bar and Music Lounge. Known for recreating the sound, spirit, and onstage energy of the originals, the group performs in settings that range from clubs and private events to large festivals. Their aim is to honor the Rolling Stones’ legacy and share the music with fans of all ages.

Wisconsin Spring Feis

Wisconsin Spring Feis takes place at the OAW Indoor Sports Complex. Registration is available through Quickfeis.

ID90 rocks Schmidty's | Brookfield

ID90 brings a full slate of 90s rock to Schmidty's Bar & Grill in Brookfield, setting the stage for a throwback night filled with the sounds of the decade.

90s and 2000s Adult Skate

Celebrate the sounds of the 90s and 2000s at a themed skate night at Waukesha Skateland. This event is for ages 16 and up, and everyone must pay admission. Admission and concessions are cash only, and an ATM is available on site. Coupons are not accepted for special events. Pricing details are available on the venue website. Attendees are welcome to share favorite 90s and 2000s songs in the comments.

Spring Creek Rummage Sale

The spring rummage sale continues a tradition of community resale and treasure hunting. Enter through Door #1, Student Entrance. Doors open to shoppers, then everyone will be asked to exit before a bag or box sale takes place, and the sale concludes after that. All purchases are cash only. The sale depends on donated items, which will be accepted ahead of the event at Door #1, Student Entrance. Volunteers will be on hand to help carry items, carts will be available, and tax donation receipts will be provided. Suggested donations include baby clothing sized newborn to 24 months, gently used toys, books, purses, jewelry, housewares, furniture, tools, recreation equipment, linens, decorations, crafting supplies, and holiday items. Please do not bring clothing larger than 24 months, TVs, car seats, mattresses, or exercise equipment.

Elegant Farmer

This ride departs from EB Shurts, follows roads south to Mukwonago for a brief stop at the Elegant Farmer, then returns to the starting point. The Spring City Spinners Bicycle Club allows non-members to participate once as a trial on a Tuesday, Thursday, or Saturday ride, with membership required afterward to receive full benefits. If the weather looks uncertain, consult the club calendar for possible cancellations, route details, and registration information.

Free Cancer Survivorship Educational Health Fair

A free educational health fair focused on cancer survivorship will take place at the Brookfield Conference Center. Guided by the National Cancer Institute’s view that survivorship begins at diagnosis and continues throughout life, the event honors survivors, encourages those newly diagnosed, supports families, and engages the community in recognition of National Cancer Survivor Day. It is open to cancer patients and survivors, whether or not they receive care at Ascension, along with their families and friends. Attendees can take part in four expert-led breakout sessions. A light breakfast and lunch will be available, and a village-style area of community resource tables invites participants to explore at their own pace. Guests can connect with Ascension Wisconsin and local organizations offering information relevant to all cancer types. The theme, The Survivorship Village: Where Healing Continues, paired with the message “walking forward with you,” highlights celebration, hope, and ongoing support. Registration is optional, and early sign up is encouraged to help plan food and create the best experience for everyone.

Spring Toddler Sports Classes in Waukesha

Playpen Sports Academy offers a spring series of toddler sports classes designed for children ages 2 to 6. Each weekly class runs about 45 to 50 minutes and blends structured skill development with lively, play-based movement. Children explore age-appropriate fundamentals such as running, throwing, catching, and balancing while also building confidence, coordination, and teamwork. Sessions are guided by trained coaches and organized in small groups of about 8 to 10 participants to allow for individualized attention. Parent involvement varies by age, with chances to participate alongside your child. The spring session spans six weeks with options on Saturdays and select weeknights. Space is limited.

EE Learning Garden: Community Work-time!

Lend a hand at the EB Shurts Learning Garden by helping prepare the space for students and summer learning. People of all ages and experience levels are welcome to take part.

Spring Mindfulness Relaxation (Qi Gong Meditation)

Experience a calming class centered on qi gong meditation, where participants learn practices that ease tension and cultivate mindful awareness. Instruction includes breathwork alongside slow, gentle, straightforward movements, all appropriate for every age group. Offered through Waukesha Parks, Recreation & Forestry.

George Lopez

George Lopez appears at Milwaukee Improv. This event is for guests 21 and over, with ticket prices ranging from $0 to $115. Tickets will be emailed beginning two days before the show due to a delivery delay. The showroom has a two-item minimum per person. Seating is unassigned and first come, first served, with exceptions for groups and premium booths. Late arrivals can be seated only within the first 30 minutes after the show begins, after which seating stops and refunds are not available. Cell phone use, photography, and video recording are not permitted during the performance, and all purchases are nonrefundable. Tickets are offered only through the venue’s official site. Resale is prohibited, and orders suspected of being for resale may be canceled at the discretion of Milwaukee Improv. For group reservations and special menu options, contact the Events Manager. Additional questions can be addressed in the venue’s FAQs or by contacting Milwaukee Improv.

Makers Market of Stonewood Village

The market brings together more than 70 local makers and artists, along with food trucks and live music. Admission is free.

House Practice #15

Taking place at Buena Park West Picnic Area, the 15th house practice features combat games for adults and kids along with full role-play modules. Food will be provided, with optional donations welcome to help cover costs. This community event is free to attend.

Celebrating Mom Springtime Craft & Vendor Fair

A springtime craft and vendor fair at Wildwood Lodge celebrates moms and the season with a marketplace of one-of-a-kind finds. Browse for thoughtful presents for Mom or anyone on your list, and pick out a special keepsake for yourself too.

Pewaukee Lake Clean Up Dive

At Smokey's Musky Shop, a community clean up dive teams up with AquaMoon and other local businesses to clear litter from Pewaukee Beach on shore and beneath the water. The event is free. Divers without gear can access a $25 rental special, and those bringing their own gear will receive a complimentary air tank refill after the dive. Food and beverages will be available after the cleanup.

The Waukesha Card Show

Following a recent show that drew nearly 600 collectors and 65 dealers across 106 tables, the next event features an expanded marketplace. Expect an even larger selection of sports cards, both vintage and modern, along with Pokemon and other TCG cards, memorabilia, collectibles, bobbleheads, and more, with over 125 dealer tables anticipated. Admission is $2, with free entry for ages 12 and under. A portion of proceeds benefits HAWS Waukesha. A $100 shopping spree giveaway will also be offered. Limited dealer tables are available.

LEGO Club

Imagination leads the way in this hands-on building activity, where participants design their own creations and then tackle a challenge.

Stoned Birdhouse @ Stonewood Village Maker's Market -Brookfield, WI

Discover the Stoned Birdhouse booth at the Stonewood Village Maker's Market in Brookfield. Browse birdhouses, bird feeders, and bird seed wreaths, with gift-ready choices perfect for celebrating Mom on Mother’s Day.

Spring Tai Chi for Intermediates Level 1

Designed for intermediate level 1 participants, this spring Tai Chi class introduces a widely practiced simplified form. Instruction focuses on foundational movements, posture, and flow that capture the essence of Tai Chi, while staying aligned with the traditions of longer forms. Demo resources include a video by Efrain Brady and a back-view perspective by Amin Wu. The session takes place in the Kathryn Muehl Room at the WPRF Main Office.

Family Class-Waukesha Park, Recreation & Forestry Department — Grape Escape

Gather your family and enjoy a creative activity together. Participants will receive step-by-step guidance to create their own artwork, painting "Under the Sea". Registration is handled through the Waukesha Park, Recreation & Forestry Department.

Celebrating Mom:Springtime Craft & Vendor Fair

Welcome the season with a variety of picks for Mom and fresh ideas for your spring decor. Explore selections to refresh your home and celebrate the spirit of spring.

Sendik’s Grill Fundraiser Benefiting JR's Pups-N-Stuff

A grill fundraiser at Sendik's Food Market - Waukesha Meadowbrook supports JR's Pups N’ Stuff Animal Rescue. Brats or hamburgers come with chips and a soda or water, and proceeds from sales benefit the rescue. Families and friends are welcome, with a few adoptable dogs available to meet and JR’s merchandise offered for purchase.

Saturday Cribbage Tournaments

Cribbage tournaments bring players together for friendly competition while supporting the fight against cancer. Proceeds benefit Relay For Life.

Beagle Meet and Greet

At PetSmart in Brookfield, Wisconsin, a beagle meet and greet offers a chance to meet beagles and say hello in the store.

Spring Bird Count

The Benjamin F. Goss Bird Club hosts the annual Spring Bird Count each May, tracking the spring migration of various bird species. Bird watchers of all levels are welcome to participate by observing birds in the field, from their cars, or at feeders. There will be an afternoon gathering to discuss the birds spotted. Participants should bring their own binoculars, but some loaners will be available. Cameras are welcome. Dress appropriately for the weather. Groups of 10 or more should contact the Retzer Nature Center in advance.

Pat Burtscher

Catelyn Picco

Catelyn Picco is appearing at Waukesha Farmers Market.

Jurassic Journey

Discover the largest gathering of animatronic dinosaurs in the Midwest, showcasing more than 60 life-size creatures. A standout is a T-Rex billed as the world’s largest, stretching over 40 feet in length. Wander among these prehistoric giants and take in their impressive scale.

Make & Sip With Mom: Epoxy Florals

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a creative make and sip experience at Fisk Avenue DIY Studio. Work in pairs to craft a single epoxy floral piece while enjoying either a mimosa or a nonalcoholic spritzer. Choose from an epoxy river serving tray measuring 18 by 10 inches, a floral suncatcher at 9 by 10 inches, a round geode serving tray at 14 inches, or a set of two or four round coasters at 5 inches. Each ticket includes materials for one project, a selection of dried flowers and crystals, guided instruction, and two beverages. Finished pieces will be ready to schedule for pickup in two weeks. Tickets are sold per project and include both partners. Admission ranges from $69 to $159 per pair and includes the two drinks. Workshop payments are nonrefundable. If plans change after booking, a one-time transfer to another day is available, or for select projects a Take and Create Kit with materials and instructions can be picked up. A liability waiver is required before starting, and anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Special Needs Swim

Special Needs Swim provides a dedicated pool session on select Sundays for children and adults with special needs. Admission is $10 per person.

Kelly Kellz

This event features Kelly Kellz and follows the venue’s standard policies. Tickets are delivered by email only within the two days before the show, and nothing is sent earlier. Purchase solely through the official Improv website, as resales are prohibited and orders suspected of being for resale may be canceled at the discretion of Milwaukee Improv. The showroom requires a two item minimum per guest. Seating is general admission on a first come, first served basis, with exceptions for groups and premium booths. Late arrivals may be seated during the first 30 minutes, then seating stops to avoid disrupting the performance. There are no exceptions and no refunds for late seating. Cell phones must not be used during the performance, and photography or video recording is not allowed. All sales are final. For group reservations with special menu options, contact the venue’s Events Manager. Many questions are covered in the venue’s FAQ, and additional help is available from Milwaukee Improv.

Tea & Tranquility

Experience a calm, nurturing space with Tricia from Holy Trinity Healing, featuring guided meditation, reflective journaling, and quiet time to breathe while sipping tea. The intention is to slow down and reconnect with yourself in a welcoming setting where you are accepted exactly as you are. This gathering is donation based.

Mother's Day Brunch Buffet

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a festive brunch buffet at Machine Shed in Pewaukee. Reservations can be made by calling 262-523-1322. Pricing is $35.99 for adults, $18.99 for children ages 6 to 12, and kids 5 and under eat free.

Mother's Day at Matty's!

Matty’s Bar & Grille marks Mother’s Day with two ways to celebrate. In the Event Center, a reservation-only buffet showcases brunch staples alongside comfort-style sides, crisp salads, and indulgent desserts. Pricing is $39.99 for adults, $15.99 for ages 5 to 12, and complimentary for children 4 and under. In the Bar & Grille, reservations are not required. Choose from house favorites, the brunch lineup, and May features, plus a few dishes created just for Mom. Dine in or opt for curbside pickup. Whether it is a mimosa toast, a scratch-made meal, or simply time together, the day centers on good food, appreciation, and a festive spirit.

Mother’s Day Breakfast

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a hearty breakfast at Waukesha Elks Lodge #400. The menu features eggs, sausage, bacon, hash browns, orange juice, coffee, and milk. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under. Advance reservations are encouraged at 262-717-9488 ext. 6. This breakfast is scheduled before bingo.

Mother’s Day Brunch & Mamma Mia!

Mamma Mia returns to the big screen at Movie Tavern (Brookfield Square) for a Mother’s Day event that pairs a breakfast buffet with a screening of the 2008 musical film.

Mother's Day Critter Yoga Brunch

Offering a little more this year, this event features critter yoga with lots of pregnant bellies, time in the sauna at KK WOODS, a sound bath meditation, vendor shopping and demos, and light sips and nibbles. Space is limited.

Barkside Collective: Vendor Pop-up!

At Bentley’s Pet Stuff Brookfield, a vendor pop-up features Barkside Collective and their cute, stylish accessories for dogs. It offers a chance to support local shopping while picking out something new for a furry companion, so pups can show off their style.

Jurassic Journey

Explore the Midwest’s largest collection of animatronic dinosaurs, featuring more than 60 life-size creatures. Among the highlights is a T-Rex stretching over 40 feet in length, presented as the largest of its kind. Wander and take in the prehistoric atmosphere.

Messy Masterpieces

At Waukesha Public Library, children can take part in an easygoing, open-ended art experience that focuses on the process rather than a finished product. Participants are supported in trying new approaches, playing freely, and shaping a creative style that is uniquely theirs.

Waukesha Hot Talks with Fire Chief Rob Goplin

A spicy interview with Waukesha’s Fire Chief, Robert Goplin, features insider knowledge about how Waukesha firefighters serve the community. The conversation includes a progressive eating element.

Packing Tips 101 with Holly - Hosted By Traveling Bags!

At Traveling Bags, Holly shares practical strategies for traveling light, including how she once prepared for a 12-day trip to Europe using only a carry-on roller suitcase and a backpack. The session explores different types of luggage, what she personally relies on, and the packing tools that make streamlined travel possible. She also highlights favorite travel essentials, and everyone receives a surprise gift at the end. Capacity is limited, so RSVP is required by contacting Holly at Holly@LatitudesWi.com or 414-433-4873.

May 2026 Lunch and Learn

Enjoy a midday learning opportunity. There is an option to purchase a ticket for the event only or purchase a ticket that includes lunch. Several different sandwich options are available for those who purchase a lunch ticket.

Culver's Night

Butler Family Night at Culver's directs a portion of all sales to Butler Middle School, supporting students and programs.

Culver's Donate & Dine! Waukesha County Fair

Enjoy a meal at Culver’s while supporting the Waukesha County Fair. Order in the restaurant or through the drive-thru, and 10 percent of your purchase will be donated to the Fair to help preserve favorite traditions and keep the fun going.

MILWAUKEE, WI: Don McMillan LIVE at the Milwaukee Improv

Don McMillan brings his slide-driven stand-up to Milwaukee Improv, tackling the question of whether AI will replace comedians and offering a clear answer through brand new charts, graphs, Venn diagrams, and plenty of laughs. Known as the PowerPoint Comedian, this former Silicon Valley engineer blends technical know-how with quick wit to deliver a presentation-style show that lands like classic stand-up. He was recently featured on America’s Got Talent, reached the Top 12, and performed in the finals, earning praise from all the judges, including Simon Cowell.

Purse String Productions Present 'THE NANNY: A FINE PARODY'' - A Mainstage Guest Act

The Nanny: A Fine Parody arrives as a mainstage guest act from Purse String Productions. The story follows Fran as she tries to understand why Mr. Sheffield hired her and whether she can find her place in the Sheffields' Manhattan mansion. C.C.'s devotion to Maxwell, Sylvia's role in a possible love match, and Niles's witty comebacks versus actual housekeeping all come into play. The show raises these questions and promises answers.

Networking Breakfast - Matty's Bar & Grille

Enjoy a chamber networking breakfast hosted and sponsored by Matty’s Bar & Grille. Connect with chamber members and build new relationships in a friendly setting. One person from each organization will have up to 30 seconds to introduce their business and the services they offer. Attendees are encouraged to bring brochures, promotional materials, and door prizes to share. Registration is available. Non-members may contact the chamber to attend their first networking breakfast at no cost.

Jurassic Journey

At Waukesha County Expo Center, Jurassic Journey presents the region’s largest showcase of animatronic dinosaurs, featuring more than sixty full-scale creatures. A standout highlight is a T-Rex billed as the largest in the world, measuring over forty feet in length.

Teen Super Smash Bros Tournament

Compete in head-to-head matches for a chance to win gift cards. Pick your favorite character, sign up on site during warm-ups, and then jump into 1v1 play with everyone aiming for the top prize.

Open Climb - Recreational Tree Climbing

Experience recreational tree climbing at Fox Brook Park using rope and saddle techniques similar to those used by professionals. A tree climbing adventure guide provides supervision and instruction throughout, making this activity accessible for ages 7 through adult. No prior experience is needed, and all equipment and instruction are included. The cost is $49.00 per person. Please note that the Waukesha County Parks vehicle entry fee is not included in registration. A daily pass or annual membership is required for park entry.

Wisconsin Lions 2026 State Convention

The Wisconsin Lions State Convention brings Lions and guests together for connection, learning, and celebration at the Ingleside Hotel in Pewaukee. Guided by the theme Rooted in Service and Growing Together, Spirit of the Big Easy, the gathering blends longstanding service traditions with the festive flair of Mardi Gras. Highlights include a Mardi Gras inspired hospitality event with food and fellowship, the traditional golf outing at Morningstar Golf Course, and a raffle that offers a single $10,000 prize with only 200 tickets available at $100 each. New this year, the Melvin Jones Fellowship breakfast will honor individuals who exemplify humanitarian service. The host committee is also finalizing a range of training and leadership development sessions designed to strengthen clubs and community impact. Registration and meal pricing have been set, and online registration will open soon.

Jurassic Journey

Experience the Midwest’s largest showcase of animatronic dinosaurs, featuring more than 60 full-scale creatures. A standout is the largest T. rex in the world, stretching over 40 feet in length. Wander through the displays and take in the impressive scale of these prehistoric replicas.

Brewfinity Brewing Co Pewaukee Tap Room

Red Rabbit appears for the first time at Brewfinity Brewing Co's Pewaukee taproom. Food and beverages will be available throughout the event.

Open House and Night Sky Viewing at the Observatory

The Milwaukee Astronomical Society opens its nearly century‑old, three‑acre observatory for the year’s first free public open house. The evening features a presentation by NASA Solar System Ambassador Dr. Dennis Roscoe on recent NASA missions and the study of galaxies. As night falls, volunteers offer tours and guide telescope views of deep‑sky sights such as galaxies, star clusters, and nebulas, weather permitting, while answering questions about astronomy and membership. Representatives from the Horwitz De‑Remer Planetarium will be on site with activities and information. Admission is free, and this volunteer‑run facility welcomes donations to help with upkeep. Because parking impacts the grounds, a minimum donation of at least $5 per person is encouraged. Dress for outdoor conditions. The meeting hall is heated and air conditioned, with restrooms available. Bug spray and a flashlight are recommended, and to protect night vision, please keep lights dim or use red tape, which is available at the welcome table. Parking is available on site with guidance from volunteers. The meeting hall is wheelchair accessible with a ramp available on request, and most other buildings are at ground level except for three where little activity is planned. Families are welcome, with hands‑on options for kids like a night "starry theater" for creating constellations, along with additional activities from the local planetarium. Information about membership, including access to observatory use and scope rentals, as well as family, individual, and student rate options, will be available at the welcome table. The open house takes place rain or shine, with telescope viewing as conditions allow.

Marlon Wayans

Milwaukee Improv hosts Marlon Wayans in the showroom. Ticket delivery is delayed, and electronic tickets will be sent two days before the event. Do not buy from individuals or unauthorized sites, since resale is banned and any order believed to be for that purpose can be cancelled at the discretion of Milwaukee Improv. Every guest must purchase a minimum of two items while in the showroom. Seating is unassigned and offered on a first come basis, except for groups and premium booths. Entry for late arrivals is permitted only during the first 30 minutes, after which seating stops to limit disruption. There are no exceptions and no refunds related to late seating. Cell phone use, photography, and video recording are not allowed during the performance. All sales are final. For group arrangements, contact the Events Manager to explore reserved seating and special menu options. Many common questions are answered in the venue’s FAQ, and additional help is available from Milwaukee Improv.

Foo Fighters Experience LIVE @Maddys

Foo Fighters Experience brings a live tribute to the music of Foo Fighters, delivering a performance that celebrates the band's sound.

The Enumerator Visited Today! Census Records and Your Ancestor

Anni from Archive Your Past presents a genealogy program at Waukesha Public Library focused on getting more from U.S. census records. The session looks at both federal and state enumerations, highlights the kinds of details they capture, and explains how that information can support ancestor searches and strengthen family history research.

May Silent Book Club Gathering

Enjoy a relaxed Silent Book Club gathering at Good Harvest Market and Hop Harvest & Vine. The meetup begins with a chance to grab something to eat and chat, continues with a quiet period devoted to reading, and wraps up with a brief conversation about the books on hand. Participate in any part that suits you, with no pressure to do it all.

Ethan Keller @ Raised Grain Brewing Co. (Waukesha, WI) Sat May 16

Ethan Keller brings a live performance to Raised Grain Brewing Co. in Waukesha. This show has no cover charge.

CIA at Maddy’s Bar & Music Lounge 5-16-2026

Caught in the Act returns to Maddy’s Bar and Music Lounge for a lively evening of music and dancing. A $5 cover charge applies. This event has been rescheduled due to the Packer game.

FIRST SHOTS: Waukesha Gun Club

An introductory First Shots range session at Waukesha Gun Club provides professional instruction in safe firearm handling and shooting fundamentals. The program focuses on shotguns only and is designed for newcomers seeking a practical first experience on the range and a solid foundation in safety and technique.

Reiki III for Animals & People~ Reiki Master

Held at Integrative Veterinary Service, this Reiki III training focuses on becoming a Reiki Master for both animals and people. Participants receive the fourth sacred Reiki symbol, the Reiki Master attunement, and a supporting handout. Instruction centers on embodying Reiki, strengthening intuition, and building confidence. The class includes guided distance Reiki practice for events, the natural world, people, and animals to develop clarity and skill. Practitioners from any lineage are welcome for a review or refresher, and the approach honors the Usui, Moravec lineage. Space is limited with first come, first served enrollment. Tuition is $399, and the class is nonrefundable and nontransferable. Additional details are provided after registration.

Wis Geo Society - 2026 Rock & Gem Show

The Wisconsin Geological Society’s Gem, Mineral, and Fossil Show spans two days at the Waukesha Expo Center. This event focuses on the fascinating world of rocks, minerals, and fossils, gathering it all in one convenient setting.

Kasey’s Closet New Office Space Grand Opening!

Kasey’s Closet is marking the move from a home-based operation to a new office space with a grand opening event. Shoppers will find plenty of merchandise ready to browse and take home. The first 20 arrivals, limited to one per family, will receive a complimentary tote filled with goodies. Refreshments include drinks, champagne, and cookies. A charm bar will be featured, along with additional surprises and special day-of deals.

The Garage Milwaukee Concours

At The Garage Milwaukee, a new annual concours kicks off the 2026 car season. The focus is the community display, showcasing everything from modern supercars to classic hot rods, alongside a limited lineup of client cars. Food trucks, vendors, and local beer round out a full day centered on remarkable automobiles.

Spooky Frog Horrifying Book Fair

At the Spooky Frog Horrifying Book Fair, the Spooky Frog table offers the author's own books, anthologies that include their stories, and all three volumes of No Anesthetic from Splatterink Press. A Friends of A M Bacon section features titles from Indy writers who could not attend, and there is a shelf of signed books by Ronald Kelly, Jack Ketchum, and others. Visitors receive a small goody bag with stickers and trinkets. A M Bacon's daughter will be dressed as Sam from Trick R Treat and available for selfies if she is on her best behavior. Each book purchase earns a ticket for a drawing for an Art the Clown grab bag that includes a steel water bottle, a signed copy of the Terrifier 2 novelization by Tim Waggoner, an Art the Clown bust, a small figure, an Art the Clown for President sticker, a roll of Terrifier stickers, and an Art the Clown lanyard. The winner must be present to claim the prize.

Paws & Smiles at Pet Supplies Plus – Waukesha🐾

A friendly visit at Pet Supplies Plus features GRRoW volunteers accompanied by their Golden Retrievers. Attendees can meet the dogs, enjoy wagging tails and smiles, and learn more about GRRoW as volunteers are available to talk, respond to questions, and explain the organization’s mission. It is a casual opportunity to connect with the group and spend a few minutes with these friendly Goldens.

Science Of Industry Day Trip - Coach Bus

This day trip for adults 45 and older travels by private motorcoach from Goerke's Corners Park and Ride to the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, returning the same day. The $80 cost includes round trip coach transportation and museum admission. The bus provides a restroom and room to relax and chat during the ride. At the museum, participants can explore exhibits that highlight innovation and discovery, from giant trains and a tornado simulator to aviation displays, interactive labs, and the U-505 submarine. Guests may bring snacks and drinks for the ride, with no glass containers. The museum offers several café options for lunch. Credit card payment is accepted. Seating is limited.

Schram & Dave Sunday/Funday at Caddyshack

Schram & Dave return to Mary’s caddy shack with live music and plenty of laughs. This neighborhood spot offers a welcoming atmosphere, affordable drinks, and friendly bartenders. Burgers and pizza are available, and popcorn is complimentary.

"Creative Tables" Open Art Event

A relaxed, studio-style session where artists of every experience level work on their own projects in a welcoming, encouraging setting. Whether you are seasoned, just beginning, or simply exploring a creative hobby, this open art night offers a fresh environment to help your work progress. There is space for quiet concentration, and conversation often sparks naturally as neighbors share tips, techniques, and ideas. Doug, the host, practices lapidary and will be working on his own pieces. Albin, a regular attendee, creates mixed media work, with several of his pieces on view in the meeting room. The group meets in a classroom at New Vision Church in Pewaukee, providing plenty of room to spread out materials. Painting, drawing, sculpting, knitting, and other crafts are welcome. If it fits in your vehicle, there is space for it here. Please bring a snack to share or a $3 contribution. A vending machine is available and accepts cash, cards, and Apple Pay. All of it is for the simple joy of creating.

Sunday YogaLates (Yoga-Pilates Fusion) by Tonia from True Beauty!

Experience a Yoga-Pilates fusion class led by Tonia of True Beauty, combining yoga’s flowing stretches with Pilates-inspired core work for a balanced session that strengthens, lengthens, and helps you reset. Expect purposeful movement that builds strength gently without overexertion and cultivates calm without giving up challenge. Each class emphasizes core stability, flexibility, posture support, and stress relief so you leave feeling aligned, refreshed, and strong. Rooted in the belief that well-being starts within. Cost is $10 per person, with a 50 percent discount for CMB Fitness members.

20th Annual Red Vs Blue Big Game

Experience a red versus blue big game at The Siege Paintball with a simple, kill or be killed format that skips missions and complicated scoring. Capacity is limited. Lunch is provided by The Siege. This is a field paint only event, and non field FSR is permitted. Pricing options include admission with one case of paint for $85 plus tax, admission only for $55 plus tax with BYOFSR allowed, pre-purchased cases of paint for $50 plus tax, and day-of cases for $60 plus tax. New players are welcome, and equipment is available if needed.

Jurassic Journey

At the Waukesha County Expo Center, Jurassic Journey showcases the largest collection of animatronic dinosaurs in the Midwest. Explore more than 60 full-scale creatures, highlighted by the largest T-Rex in the world stretching more than 40 feet in length. Wander and take in a sweeping prehistoric display brought to life with moving dinosaur models.

AAPC Milwaukee - May Mania - Trivia Night!

The Milwaukee Chapter of AAPC presents its yearly May Mania trivia night at Hoeppner-Horn Bros VFW Post 5716. Expect several rounds of coding and healthcare questions that let participants test their knowledge while connecting with fellow professionals. Dinner is provided. Teams compete for prizes, and there will be giveaways and raffle baskets throughout the evening. Participants can form a team at their table, whether arriving with coworkers or teaming up on site. Attendance is free, and registration is encouraged to help with seating arrangements. Attendees earn 1.5 CEUs.

Healing Hearts Grief Group

A monthly in-person support group led by St. Croix Hospice bereavement staff provides a compassionate space to navigate grief and loss. Each gathering focuses on a different topic related to grief, offering insights and practical ways to cope after the death of a spouse, parent, child, sibling, friend, or other loved one. Participants may share their own experiences and connect with others; sharing is encouraged but entirely optional. The group is open to the public, and participation is welcome regardless of prior use of St. Croix Hospice services. Attendance can be monthly or as schedules allow, and registration is not required.

Jurassic Journey

Explore the largest animatronic dinosaur display in the Midwest, with more than sixty life-size creatures. A standout is a T-Rex billed as the world’s largest, measuring over forty feet long. Stroll among the towering figures and take in the scale of prehistoric giants.

Waxed Candle Bar @ The Tap Yard - Waukesha

Design a candle that reflects your style by selecting a vessel and blending a personal fragrance. No prior experience is required, and the process is relaxed and approachable. Prefer to shop instead of craft? Browse a curated lineup of hand-poured candles made with clean ingredients and signature Waxed scents. Whether stopping in for a drink, planning a creative moment with friends, or simply exploring, Waxed Candle Bar brings a distinctive experience to The Tap Yard. It is all about the vibe, the experience, and heading home with something made by you.

Thinking about downsizing or decluttering? This event is for you!

Considering a smaller home or ready to clear out what you no longer need? This informative gathering brings together seasoned professionals who outline straightforward ways to make a move into a smaller space simpler and less stressful. Learn how complete move management can streamline the process, how dedicated packing and unpacking services protect your belongings, and what to do with items you choose to let go, including options that favor eco-friendly reuse. Explore financing possibilities that can help support your plans and get guidance from real estate specialists focused on downsizing for older adults. Meet the team, ask questions, and take away practical resources for each step. Prizes will be available.

Poultry Clinic

An educational poultry clinic for livestock exhibitors and families explores eggs in depth, including sizing, grading, anatomy, shell colors, and the differences between organic and commercial. This session is approved as a WCF educational clinic. If you plan to have a market animal for the County Executive and Fair Marshal Junior Livestock Auction, attendance counts toward one of the two required clinics. Attendees may participate in as many educational clinics as they wish. The clinic takes place at Citizens Bank of Mukwonago, Waukesha Branch. For questions, contact Matt and Jenny Bugenhagen at mjlrkb@yahoo.com.

Swiftie Night: A Taylor Swift Themed Paint Night

Cleveland Pub & Grill hosts a Taylor Swift themed paint night where fans can sing along while creating a concert inspired piece. The painting depicts shimmering lights and hands making a heart, with a stencil provided so artists of any experience level can bring the scene to life. Expect a playlist of Taylor Swift favorites, a friendly room of fellow Swifties, and opportunities to meet new friends. This first ever Swiftie Night also marks the start of a new Stickman tradition.

Calvanos Car Show

A weekly Wednesday series features live performances as part of the event and continues throughout the season.

Live Music! Andy Braun at Schmidty's

Andy Braun brings a warm mix of folk rock and singer songwriter favorites to Schmidty’s Bar & Grill, with covers of artists such as Johnny Cash, Creedence Clearwater Revival, the Beatles, Jimmy Buffett, Tom Petty, Elvis, and Neil Young, plus selections that span from the 1950s and 1960s through today. The performance also features his own songs from the albums Shameless Attempts and 22, available on major streaming platforms. This show is presented in conjunction with Schmidty’s weekly car show.

First-Time Homebuyer Seminar

Designed for anyone considering a home purchase or simply curious about how it works, this first-time homebuyer seminar features guidance from homebuying experts and opportunities to get questions answered. Attendees will hear how to get ready to start a home search, what preapproval involves, ways to compare loan programs, how to build a budget and understand costs, how the mortgage process works, who does what along the way, and what to expect in the current market. It is free to attend, open to all, and carries no obligation. The session aims to help participants take the initial steps toward homeownership and leave with a personalized plan for their buying journey.

McGroovy Mash & Melody : Live at the Nice Ash

McGroovy Music brings Mash & Melody to The Nice Ash Whiskey Bar with a live performance featuring soulful versions of 60s and 70s classics, original blues, and acoustic folk. The set also includes a few mashups that blend familiar songs with a smooth, cocktail like touch.

Jurassic Journey

At the Waukesha County Expo Center, explore a prehistoric showcase billed as the Midwest’s largest display of animatronic dinosaurs. See more than 60 life-size creatures, highlighted by a T-Rex promoted as the largest in the world and measuring over 40 feet long. Wander among towering replicas and take in the impressive scale of these ancient giants.

Concert Series - Proven Groove

Proven Groove brings a relaxed, feel good mix of keys, sax, bass and blended vocals to Good Harvest Market and Hop Harvest & Vine. Based in Waukesha, the duo features Amy Donahoe on keyboards, vocals and saxophone alongside Brian on bass and vocals, crafting tight harmonies and groove centered arrangements. The set spans familiar songs from the 1960s through the 1990s, plus originals from their Time to Groove EP, all delivered in an inviting, easygoing style. The kitchen will be open for dinner, and there is no cover.

Abracadabra back at Maddy's

Abracadabra returns with a giveaway night featuring raffle prizes. Each food or drink purchase earns a ticket for the drawing, with prizes that include a pair of Milwaukee Brewers tickets along with top shelf spirits and wines.

Rich Trueman & the 22nd Street Horn Band at Schmidty's Bar and Grill - May 22nd

Rich Trueman & the 22nd Street Horn Band performs at Schmidty’s Bar & Grill. The venue offers a large stage and a roomy dance floor, making it easy to enjoy the music. Arrive early to try the fish fry and explore other menu options before the show.

Brookfield Shred Day

Secure document shredding for sensitive paperwork is available at the Brookfield Westbury Bank branch. A straightforward option for disposing of documents that require careful handling.

Back Roads Adventure Trail Ride

Designed for a small group of 12, this Back Roads Adventure Trail, or BRAT, ride combines focused instruction with an extended journey. Participants begin with two days of rider training at the Mukwonago, Wisconsin facility, and camping at the site is included. After training, the group sets out on roughly 1,200 miles that favor gravel, dual track, and unimproved roads with occasional pavement, applying newly built skills along the way. The route highlights northern Wisconsin, dips into Iowa and Minnesota, includes a quick chance to touch Lake Superior, and visits the northernmost public point in Wisconsin. The itinerary then continues toward Road America to see MotoAmerica’s racing series, or riders can head home instead. Expect hotel stops and up to seven consecutive days on motorcycles. Difficulty is flexible, with proven baseline routes used by past Level 2 graduates and optional tougher sections for those seeking more challenge. A paved alternative is always available to reach the hotel if a day on the trail has been enough.

Cruisin for a Cure Car Show

Cruisin for a Cure Car Show takes place at Foxx View Lanes in Waukesha. Details may change or the show could be canceled due to organizer decisions, weather, or other unexpected circumstances, so verify the latest information before you go.

National Drinking with Chickens & Goat Snuggles

At Royal Roost, attendees can sip a beverage alongside chickens and spend time cuddling goats. This experience is offered in recognition of a national observance and shares everyday moments from this setting with visitors. Expect plenty of chances for photos, so ensure your camera has ample storage, and consider coming with friends.

Michael Scott

Michael Scott is known for a driven spirit shaped by his Milwaukee roots. He discovered country music at a young age, and like many artists his journey has carried both highs and lows.

5k Beer Run x North Pillar Brewing | 2026 Wisconsin Brewery Running Series

Enjoy a 5k fun run that begins and ends at the North Pillar Brewing taproom. You can run, walk, or jog the course. After crossing the finish line, enjoy a craft beer from North Pillar. Participants will receive a craft brew, a collector’s pint glass or seasonal swag item, and a chance to win prizes. A portion of the proceeds will go to local nonprofits.

Jurassic Journey

Jurassic Journey fills the Waukesha County Expo Center with the Midwest’s largest showcase of animatronic dinosaurs. Explore more than sixty life-size dinosaurs, including a T-Rex that measures over forty feet in length.

Big Al Dorn

WAMI award-winning artist and bandleader Big Al Dorn takes the stage for a live performance at Mary's Caddyshack.

3NN Trio @ Curly's Waterfront

This Sunday Funday of Memorial Day weekend features 3NN Trio at Curly's Waterfront. With the holiday on Monday, there is extra breathing room before the workweek returns.

ZN Fashions Wisconsin Eid Ul Adha Exhibition

ZN Fashions brings back its spring exhibition highlighting clothing and jewelry. Explore new-season apparel alongside eye-catching accessories arranged in a thoughtfully curated marketplace. The showcase takes place at the Sheraton Hotel. Admission and parking are free.

Murph Memorial Day Workout and Cookout

Memorial Day will be honored with the annual Murph Challenge, followed by a cookout with grilling. The event is open to the public, and family and friends are welcome.

Brookfield American Legion 449: Memorial Day -Dirty Boogie

A Memorial Day event at Brookfield American Legion 449 features Dirty Boogie, followed by Bad Sky and a Supertramp tribute.

Superstar Productions Presents: Let the Music Play

Superstar Productions presents a live rock tribute celebrating the music of the Doobie Brothers, Steely Dan, Toto, and The Steve Miller Band at the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts. The show features two hours of hits performed by a cast that includes Ryan Charles, Jesse Weinberg, Tommy Hahn, Kerry Bienemen, Jack Koshkin, and Pat Hopkins.

May 27th - The Tap Yard Waukesha Chunky Knit Blanket Workshop

Settle in at The Tap Yard’s Waukesha location for an outdoor, hands-on chunky knit blanket workshop set within Waukesha County parks. Each registered participant receives a first drink, creating a relaxed setting to craft and connect with friends. Registration includes everything needed to complete a chunky knit blanket during the session, a beer ticket, a bag for carrying the finished blanket, and emailed instructions to support future projects. Tips for purchasing yarn are also provided afterward. This experience welcomes beginners as well as seasoned knitters. Blankets are created using only your hands, no needles required, and participants typically leave with a finished, cozy piece packed in the provided blanket bag along with a new skill. Blanket size varies based on how loose or tight you prefer to knit. The tightest style yields a blanket of about 45 by 42, and most turn out larger. Pre-registration is required and seating is limited to 16 participants on a first come, first served basis. Two pricing options are available. The $65 option allows you to choose from the yarn colors brought to the workshop. The $85 option lets you preselect one or two colors in a premium yarn that is a bit softer and thicker and tends to hide imperfections, with a wide range of colors to choose from. For the $85 option, color selection is handled by email about four weeks in advance. If not sold out, the $85 option closes about four weeks before the workshop and the $65 option closes about two weeks before the workshop. Ages 12 and up may work on a blanket independently. This is an outdoor event and weather updates will be sent to the email used at registration. The venue is dog friendly and all dogs must be on six foot leashes. No carry-ins are allowed. A daily or annual park entrance permit is required for any vehicle using Fox Brook Park, Minooka Park, or Menomonee Park, and the annual pass is valid at all three Tap Yard beer gardens within Waukesha County Parks. Pay within five days of your visit to avoid a violation ticket. Entrance is not guaranteed when facilities are at capacity or during special events. Entrance booths are not staffed and all passes are handled online.

Calvanos Car Show

Calvanos Car Show in Waukesha takes place at Foxx View Lanes. This is a car show, and details can change due to organizer updates, weather, or other unforeseen circumstances, so confirm the latest information in advance.

Johnny Rodgers

Johnny Rodgers, an internationally recognized singer-songwriter, pianist, Broadway alum, and recording artist, takes the stage with a blend that spans the Great American Songbook, signature pop favorites from Billy Joel, Elton John, James Taylor, Paul Simon, and Elvis, and original tunes colored by jazz. He has toured globally with the U.S. State Department, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and Liza Minnelli. Praised by New York Times critic Stephen Holden for innate showbiz flair and influences that echo Billy Joel, Peter Allen, and Johnny Mercer, Rodgers pairs spirited piano with heartfelt storytelling to create an intimate, living-room feel. The set invites spontaneity and the possibility of surprise moments. He will be joined by Hal Miller on bass and Dave Cornette on drums.

Trivia

Enjoy a free-to-play trivia night at Matty’s with challenging questions, plenty of prizes, and giveaways. Play solo or team up with friends, then settle into the Big Backyard for friendly competition. Dressing to impress adds a 5-point bonus to an individual or team score. The bar features drink specials, including $4 beer and seltzer options like Carbliss, Miller Lite, Bud Light, Riverwest Stein and more, $3 Jack Daniel’s and flavored shots, and $6 cocktails featuring Wheatley Vodka, Jack Daniel’s, Old Forester and more. Arriving early helps secure a good spot. Upcoming themes on the schedule include Adam Sandler, Foodie, Disney, and Greater Milwaukee Area.

Base Camp (Summer Training For Athletes Ages 11-17) Tuesdays & Thursdays 10:15

CMB Fitness offers a summer training series for athletes ages 11 to 17 that builds a durable foundation for sport and everyday life. Sessions focus on moving well, strengthening the core, developing total body strength, and reducing injury risk through age appropriate coaching. The curriculum blends endurance, strength, stability, and coordination work to support long term athletic growth. Expect structured warmups and conditioning tailored to sport to build cardiovascular capacity, instruction in fundamental patterns like squats, lunges, and push or pull movements with an emphasis on sound technique, core training that keeps a neutral spine to enhance performance and safety, and body awareness, agility, and balance drills that sharpen both small and large motor skills. The off season is presented as a prime opportunity to refine fundamentals, address imbalances, and build the capacity needed to excel throughout the year. It encourages an athlete mindset that carries beyond competition. Pricing options are $30 for a single class, $125 for five, $250 for ten, and an all classes option priced at 400.

Jay Pharoah

Jay Pharoah delivers an electric brand of stand-up that blends spot-on celebrity impressions with quick, cutting humor. With a dynamic stage presence, he keeps the energy high from open to close. Expect an evening filled with big laughs, inventive voices, and memorable moments of comedy.

Community Food Share + Plants n' Pots Swap

This community swap pairs a plant and pot exchange with a free food share at Waukesha Public Library. Attendees can trade garden and house plants, gardening tools, pots and growing media, and also share questions and gardening know-how. The event is free and open to everyone. Contribute what you can and take what will be useful.

Road Trip USA Gala

Tricia's Troops Cancer Connection marks its 15th anniversary with an annual gala themed around a cross-country Road Trip USA. Guests will reflect on the road traveled so far and look ahead to the mission’s next miles while taking in nods to iconic American landmarks, landscapes, and flavors without leaving the Waukesha County Expo Center. This celebration supports friends, families, and neighbors affected by cancer in southeast Wisconsin, helping make the journey toward healing a smoother road for the local community. The gala anticipates more than 300 attendees and welcomes support through sponsorships, auction donations, and attendance.

TCS

The Cheap Shots bring their veteran cover show to Matty’s Bar & Grille in New Berlin, drawing on a songbook that spans ZZ Top to Taylor Swift. Led by vocalist and entertainer Josh Quinn, the band pairs tight playing with playful onstage moments for an energetic, memorable performance packed with rock, pop, and hip hop favorites.

The SideWinderZ

The SideWinderZ bring their Milwaukee metro blues rock to Let It Be in Waukesha. Influences include Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Led Zeppelin, Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, and others. The lineup features vocalist Gene Garrison, guitarist and vocalist Jon Keppen, harmonica and keyboard player and vocalist Cleveland Steve Horvath, guitarist and vocalist Jason Hickling, bassist Jimmy Korn, and drummer Steve Keppen.

Suzie & the Detonators LIVE! at Maddy’s Bar & Music Lounge

Suzie & the Detonators perform an energetic party set at Maddy’s Bar and Music Lounge in Waukesha, featuring party tunes from start to finish. Admission at the door is $5.

PAWS & PATTIES

Enjoy a casual cookout at Sendik's Food Market where volunteers grill brats, burgers, and hot dogs for sale, with proceeds supporting Lucky Mutts. Meet adoptable dogs while you grab a bite and help make a difference for this rescue.

Shaggy at Franklin Field

The Tacos & Tequila Festival brings together Milwaukee’s leading taco vendors with craft margaritas, tequila tastings, and high energy entertainment. Beyond the stage, the focus is on standout tacos, specialty drinks, and lively attractions.

Pete Lee

Jay Pharoah Tickets

Jay Pharoah delivers an energetic stand-up set packed with uncanny celebrity impressions and quick-witted jokes. His dynamic stage presence keeps the momentum high from the first joke to the last. Expect an evening of big laughs, rapid-fire character voices, and memorable comedy.

Dog and Cat (Pet) First Aid & CPR Class - Pro Pet Hero

Adults and teens ages 16 and up can learn how to respond to pet emergencies in a hands-on pet first aid and CPR class following a curriculum reviewed and approved by veterinarians through Pro Pet Hero. Instruction covers checking a dog or cat’s vital signs and understanding normal ranges, assisting a choking pet, controlling bleeding from serious cuts, caring for sprains or suspected fractures, and performing CPR when breathing or heartbeat has stopped. Participants receive guidance on assembling a pet-specific first aid kit and practice skills using stuffed animals and Casper Dog CPR manikins, so pets should remain at home. Upon completion, attendees earn a two-year certification. The course includes practical skills practice and a digital textbook, and it is designed for both pet owners and pet care professionals, with continuing education credits available for professionals. Bring a water bottle and a pen or pencil if you would like to take notes. Advance registration is required.

EE Learning Garden: Community Worktime

Take part in a community work session to prepare, plant, and care for an outdoor learning garden. Connect with neighbors and support environmental education as the space is tended together. No experience is required, and all that is needed is enthusiasm and a readiness to get your hands dirty.

Love that Latin! cooking class

Explore the bright flavors of Latin America in a cooking class centered on two beloved dishes. Learn to prepare Chiles en Nogada, a Puebla specialty of roasted poblano peppers filled with a savory picadillo of ground meat, fruit, and nuts, finished with a creamy walnut sauce and a garnish of pomegranate seeds and parsley that reflect the green, white, and red of the Mexican flag. Dive into the fresh taste of shrimp ceviche, where citrus juices gently “cook” the seafood for a clean, coastal profile. Tasting is included, featuring shrimp ceviche with mango habanero sauce, Chiles en Nogada, bolillo rolls, and a Biscoff tres leches dessert. Presented through New Berlin Park and Recreation. Resident fee is $28 per person and non-resident fee is $42 per person.

🦖🐢 Prehistoric Pets at the Library!🐍🦕

New Berlin Public Library hosts an educational program with J&R Aquatic Animal Rescue that highlights modern reptiles, amphibians, and other creatures with ties to prehistoric life. Expect live animals, interactive learning, and close-up encounters, along with short lessons on evolution, adaptation, and survival. It is free and open to all ages. Families can take photos while exploring how present-day species connect to ancient ancestors. This presentation is part of the Summer Reading Program, Prehistoric Pets.

Two Cents Tuesday

Enjoy an evening at Milwaukee Improv with a show that lists no ticket cost and welcomes guests 18 and older. Seating is general admission on a first come, first served basis, and the showroom requires a minimum purchase of two items. Attendees may be seated up to 30 minutes after the performance begins, then seating closes to prevent disruption and refunds are not offered. Please keep phones away, and refrain from photography or video recording during the performance. A sign up link for stage time is provided, and common questions are addressed in the venue’s FAQ or by contacting Milwaukee Improv.

Pewaukee Farmer's Market

This farmers market takes place at Galilee Lutheran - Pewaukee. Orders can be placed in advance for the complete menu and picked up on site for convenience.

Waukesha Fundraising Night

Support Billy's Posse during a fundraising night at Culver's. Enjoy menu favorites like the flavor of the day, sundaes, and Concrete Mixers as part of the event.

Hitchcock: The Master of Suspense

Explore classic Hollywood through the work of Alfred Hitchcock, the Master of Suspense, at Brookfield Public Library. Film historian Dr. Annette Bochenek leads a discussion of Hitchcock’s career, standout films, and enduring influence. The program features a multimedia presentation with photos, film clips, and stories.

Best of Italy Supper Club Farm Dinner

A farm dinner celebrating the flavors of Italy marks the second stop in The Supper Club @ Halverson House series. Executive Chef Kevin Baumann will serve a six course menu featuring takes on classic Italian dishes, with drink pairings. Menu details will be shared on social media and through a mailing list.

6/05: SlimRox at Myxn in Pewaukee

Acoustic rock duo SlimRox brings its sound to Myxn Lakeside Beach Bar in Pewaukee. The bar and restaurant is situated across from Pewaukee Lake and features garage doors that open to the outdoors, creating a seamless indoor and outdoor setting. SlimRox consists of Eric Darnell, also known as E-Rox, and Jim Jacobs, also known as Slim. They have performed together since college in a range of original and cover bands, including Old Mil.

Mark Normand

Mark Normand performs at Milwaukee Improv. Tickets are sent by email two days before the show. Purchase only through the official Improv website, since resale is not allowed and orders suspected of being for resale may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. A minimum of two items per guest is required in the showroom. Seating is open and first come, first served, with exceptions for groups and premium booth seating. Entry is permitted up to 30 minutes after the show begins, then seating stops to prevent disruption, and there are no exceptions or refunds. Phones, photography, and video recording are not permitted during the performance. All purchases are final. For group reservations, the venue’s events manager can assist with reserved seating and special menu options. For additional information, check the venue’s FAQ or contact Milwaukee Improv.

Puppy Pages

This session offers a chance to build reading confidence by sharing a story with a trained therapy dog. Pre-readers can still participate by spending time with the dogs, offering pets, and chatting with them. No sign up is required.

War Practice at the Roost IV

This multi-day training camp focuses on camping and battlefield practice across seven acres of field and woodland at the Roost. Planned activities include armored and rapier combat, thrown weapons, and siege operations. The practice gives Kingdom war leaders an opportunity to evaluate and instruct members of the Northshield Army in formation drills and group tactics. Weekend site fees are 25 dollars for adults, 15 dollars for adult members, 5 dollars for ages 6 to 17, and free for children 5 and under. For a Saturday day trip, adults pay 20 dollars, adult members pay 10 dollars, ages 6 to 17 pay 5 dollars, and children 5 and under are free. Checks can be made out to SCA WI Inc, Barony of Caer Anterth Mawr. The event steward is Magister Arnbjørn Karlsson, OP, Wesley Adams, at bwa22@yahoo.com.

Mark Normand

Mark Normand appears at Milwaukee Improv with important ticketing and showroom policies in place. A delivery delay applies, so tickets are emailed only two days before the show. Do not buy from individuals or other websites, as resales are not allowed and any orders flagged as intended for resale may be canceled at Milwaukee Improv’s discretion. There is a two item minimum per guest in the showroom. Seating is general admission on a first come basis, with exceptions for groups and premium booths. Guests may be seated up to 30 minutes after the performance starts, after which seating stops to avoid disruption. There are no exceptions and no refunds for late arrivals. Phone use, photography, and video recording are not permitted during the performance. All purchases are final. For group reservations and special menu options, contact the Events Manager to arrange reserved seating. Many common questions are covered in the Frequently Asked Questions, and Milwaukee Improv can assist with anything further.

Muskego Football Hall Of Fame Golf Outing

Edgewood Golf Course hosts a Muskego Football Hall of Fame golf outing that celebrates the program and recognizes inductees Alex Hauke, Ben Pachowitz, Jeff Schweitzer, and Bill Horn. The entry fee is $150 per person and includes golf with a cart, access to the driving range, on-course flag events, dinner with an awards ceremony at Matty’s Bar and Grille, a Muskego Football shirt, and features a silent auction and raffle prizes. The outing welcomes individual golfers and foursomes, and sponsorship opportunities are available. All proceeds benefit the Muskego High School football program.

Sunday Funday @ The Destination

This event features music on the patio and Bloody Marys.

Operation Cheddar Flag - 2026

Following the success of this year’s event, Cheddar Flag - 2026 is planned for Waukesha, WI KUES. The schedule is moving one week earlier to avoid a conflict with Father’s Day, and it remains within the 45 days prior to Oshkosh for 8900 Currency. A room block is available at the Hampton Inn Milwaukee-Brookfield under Operation Cheddar Flag at a rate of $99 per night, with reservations available by calling (262) 796-1500.

Rock Night with Lost In A Name-Netties Irish Pub

Lost In A Name brings a rock filled evening to Netties Irish Pub, delivering a high energy set that blends brand new songs with fan favorites. The playlist is tuned for a party atmosphere from start to finish.

George Wallace Tickets

George Wallace performs live at Milwaukee Improv in Brookfield, delivering an evening of enduring comedy, plenty of laughs, and charming, classic standup.

Regenerated @ Maddy's Bar and Music Lounge

Returning to Maddy's in Waukesha, a Wisconsin 90s and 2000s rock alternative party band is set for an upbeat, jump-around vibe.

Event Clinic

Livestock exhibitors and families can take part in an educational rabbit clinic featuring trivia to help prepare for the Rabbit Quiz Bowl at the Fair. Participants may bring a rabbit in a secure carrier. This is an approved WCF educational clinic and, for those planning to have a market animal in the County Executive & Fair Marshal Junior Livestock Auction, it fulfills one of the two required clinics. Attending additional educational clinics is welcome. The clinic will be held at Lots of Hops Barn.

Poultry Clinic

This educational poultry clinic welcomes livestock exhibitors and families, offering practical instruction on preparing birds for competition, including showmanship and proper bathing techniques. Recognized as an approved Waukesha County Fair educational clinic, it can count toward one of the two required clinics for those planning to show a market animal in the County Executive and Fair Marshal Junior Livestock Auction, and attendees may take part in as many educational clinics as they choose. The clinic takes place at Citizens Bank of Mukwonago, Waukesha Branch.

5th Annual RIDE FOR VETERANS

The fifth annual Ride for Veterans brings the community together in support of Veterans Community Project. Organized by Sign Effectz in collaboration with MUSIC6S and Wisconsin Harley-Davidson, this ride raises funds to help veterans experiencing homelessness. Contributions support the construction of tiny homes, the expansion of the Milwaukee campus, and essential wraparound services.

6/14: SlimRox at Matty's in New Berlin

SlimRox returns to Matty's Bar & Grille in New Berlin after years away, performing on the big backyard stage with a summer vibe. The acoustic duo features Eric Darnell, also known as E-Rox, and Jim Jacobs, also known as Slim. They have played together since college in original and cover bands, including Old Mil, and they previously appeared at Matty's when it was a single-building spot.

Monday Night Movies in the Park - National Treasure

Enjoy a family-friendly film at Cutler Park with a screening of National Treasure. Before the movie, take part in themed activities by trying an artifact search, cracking secret codes, and using maps like a modern treasure hunter. The screening is presented by First Federal Bank, First Student, and Hopson Automotive. The story follows historian and code breaker Ben Gates, who has long pursued a legendary cache tied to the founding of the United States. An Arctic discovery of a colonial-era ship reveals a clue pointing toward the Declaration of Independence, and after a betrayal by a fellow seeker, Gates races to reach the document first. The film runs 131 minutes and is rated PG.

Organic Rhythm Jam Drum Circle

Tom Gill and/or Brian Dopke host an organic rhythm jam built around hand drums and other percussion, with a few surprises likely in the mix. Bring your own instrument, whether homemade or purchased, or play one of the extra instruments available. All skill levels are welcome and no prior experience is needed. This is not a class or a heavily directed session. It is a community-driven drum circle that unfolds spontaneously and varies from gathering to gathering based on who attends and the shared energy. From November through March it takes place indoors and upstairs on third Mondays. From April through October it moves downstairs to the patio room on third Thursdays.

After Hours Band at FNL at the Toad!!!

After Hours Band returns to The Salty Toad for Friday Night Live. A special guest may drop in for part of the performance. This event will take place rain or shine.

Corey Holcomb

Corey Holcomb appears at Milwaukee Improv for a live performance. Ticket emails are sent two days before the show, and tickets should only be purchased through official Improv channels. Resale is not permitted, and orders suspected of being bought for resale may be canceled at the venue’s discretion. All ticket sales are final. In the showroom, each guest must meet a two-item minimum. Seating is general admission on a first come, first served basis, with exceptions for groups and premium booths. Late seating is allowed up to 30 minutes after the show begins, after which seating stops to prevent disruptions. This policy has no exceptions and refunds are not available. During the performance, cell phone use, photography and video recording are not allowed. For group arrangements, contact the events manager to explore reserved seating and special menu options. Additional questions may be answered in the venue’s FAQ, and further assistance is available from Milwaukee Improv.

Nice Ash presents Mathew Haeffel Trio

The Mathew Haeffel Trio performs live at Nice Ash.

WMMC Cruize/ FLY-IN at Waukesha County Airport!!

Enjoy a mix of cars and planes at Waukesha County Airport Terminal during the airport’s Food Truck Friday. Participants can display Mopar vehicles alongside aircraft spanning civilian, military, and experimental categories. Parking is unreserved and allocated in order of arrival, so getting there early can help secure a spot.

Greek Fest 2026

This annual celebration of Greek heritage takes place at its new venue, Waukesha County Expo Center Grounds. Enjoy traditional Greek food and explore the culture in a lively festival setting.

June Silent Book Club Gathering

This Silent Book Club gathering at Good Harvest Market and Hop Harvest & Vine offers a friendly flow of activities. It starts with time to grab food and chat, moves into a quiet period for individual reading, and concludes with a brief discussion about what people read. Participation in any portion is optional and the atmosphere is relaxed with no pressure.

The 5th Annual Payton Alexander Memorial Golf Outing

The 5th Annual Payton Alexander Memorial Golf Outing returns to New Berlin Hills Golf Course with two flights, morning and afternoon, so more golfers can take part. A limited number of foursomes remain in each flight. Foursome pricing is $625 per team when paying online or $600 per team when paying by check, and spots paid by check are confirmed once payment is received. An event sponsorship that includes a foursome is available, along with dinner, lunch, and drink sponsorships that also include a foursome. Additional options without a foursome include a poker hole sponsorship, a women’s longest drive sponsorship, a closest to the pin in two sponsorship, and individual hole sponsorships. The day also features dinner, a silent auction, raffle baskets, and the Booze Toss, and dinner-only tickets are available even if golf is sold out. Proceeds support a mission to honor the life of Payton Alexander by giving back to the community, supporting children and young adults battling cancer, and funding research for Ewing’s Sarcoma.

Living Word Cars & Coffee

This relaxed community meetup centers on cars and conversation and offers a friendly place to connect with fellow enthusiasts. Complimentary coffee and donuts will be available.

Brunch on the Farm '26

Chefs from Milwaukee collaborate with Executive Chef Kevin Baumann on a gourmet six-course farm brunch served outdoors. Tickets include a welcome reception with a complimentary mimosa or espresso, fresh donuts while supplies last, and Noble Brothers sorbet. In addition to the culinary experience, the event supports Lakepoint Church's support of Maranatha Learning Center and Casa Luz Orphanage in Ayacucho, Peru.

New Berlin Señor Luna Fundraiser

Support efforts to reunite lost dogs with their owners by dining at Señor Luna. Choose to eat in the restaurant or order carryout, and 10 percent of your purchase will be donated to the cause. Enjoy Mexican favorites while contributing to this mission. Event representatives will be available to share more information, and raffle baskets will be offered.

Pewaukee Kiwanis Beach Party 2026 - Presented by North Shore Bank

Marking its 30th year, the Pewaukee Kiwanis Beach Party at Pewaukee Lake Beach, presented by North Shore Bank, fills the weekend with food, beverages, live music, and family-friendly activities. Friday features a performance by 33 RPM. Saturday brings a pancake breakfast hosted by Lake Country Free Mason Lodge #42, the Lake Country Clean Water Festival, Kids Day, a Pewaukee Lake Water Ski Show, and concerts from Pineapple Daddy and the Coconuts, Pat McCurdy, and The LoveMonkeys. Admission is free, and proceeds support local charities.

Corpus Christi Parish Festival

A summer parish festival that embraces tradition and community, celebrating the joy of life together.

The Rebellion is back at Waukesha FNL! Outside of BB's on Main

The Rebellion returns to Waukesha FNL with an outdoor appearance in the street outside BB's on Main. Back again this year, The Rebellion once more takes over the road for the event. The announcement also includes a friendly shout out to Miss Waukesha County.

Yard Sale Prep Volunteers (8+ yrs welcome)

Volunteers will help label items, sort donations, and get everything organized for a yard sale fundraiser that supports the Sanctuary. Participants 8 years and older are welcome to take part.

Midwest Mini Swap

The Midwest Mini Swap at New Berlin - VFW brings together tabletop enthusiasts for a community swap centered on miniature wargaming. Expect a focus on Warhammer, Age of Sigmar, Warhammer 40,000, and other miniature systems, with room for board games and related hobby materials as well. Admission is $5 at the door, and children under 15 enter free. Table reservations are open and handled through PayPal after emailing timothyschmidt50@gmail.com with the subject line SWAP MEET. Tables measure 30 inches by 96 inches and are priced at $25 for one, $40 for two, or $55 for three. Space is available on both the main level and the basement, and availability is tightening. Purchasing a table includes complimentary admission and early access for setup, with each table covering entry for one person.

America's Pub Quiz Trivia at the Hop

At the Hop Harvest & Vine Pavilion, a laid-back outdoor trivia night hosted by America’s Pub Quiz features wide-ranging questions, good-natured competition, and prizes for the top teams. The event is free to play and open to all ages. Food and beverages from Hop Harvest & Vine are available, including monthly rotating café specials, classic pub options, and seasonal beverages.

Live Music! 90s Jake at BB's on Main

90s Jake brings a live set to BB's on Main filled with 90s rock, grunge, and alternative. The performance features covers from Stone Temple Pilots, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Radiohead, Green Day, Nirvana, and more, celebrating the era's iconic sound.

Waukesha Civic Band Concerts

Presented by Century Companies, this Civic Band Concert Series performance at the Les Paul Performance Center at Cutler Park spotlights local musicians during the ensemble’s 82nd season. Titled Red, White, Blue, and Boom, the program features patriotic favorites such as America’s Pride a Salute to our Armed Forces and Band of Brothers Symphonic Suite. Each week in the series showcases spirited marches along with music from movies and musicals, creating a family friendly concert. This performance is sponsored by Patrons of Civic Band.

Mt. Olive @ New Berlin's 4th of July Celebration-East Tent

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CMB 4th of July Holiday WOD & Chill

This annual Independence Day workout and chill gathering from CMB Fitness blends patriotic pride with a high-energy sweat session. Open to the public, it welcomes friends, family, and coworkers to honor the nation’s history through fitness.

Waukesha 4th of July Parade

The Waukesha 4th of July Parade features a high-energy procession traveling down Main Street in Waukesha.

TRIVIA AT MATTY'S!

Matty’s hosts a Greater Milwaukee Area themed trivia night featuring challenging questions and plenty of prizes. Entry is free, and players can compete solo or team up with friends. The action takes place in the Big Backyard. Dress to impress to earn an additional 5 points for your individual or team score. Drink specials include $4 beer and seltzer options featuring Carbliss, Miller Lite, Bud Light, Riverwest Stein and more, $3 Jack Daniel’s and Jack flavor shots, and $6 cocktails with spirits like Wheatley Vodka, Jack Daniel’s, and Old Forester. Expect a fun mix of local knowledge, friendly competition, and giveaways at Matty’s.

Concert Series -Harlem Hayfield

Harlem Hayfield brings a six piece, groove heavy take on Rustbelt Soul and Americana to Good Harvest Market and Hop Harvest & Vine. The Decatur, Illinois band weaves southern rock, blues, funk, and roots influences into soulful vocals, tight musicianship, and rhythms that nod to 70s rock while keeping things current. Recently signed to New York based Bridge Road Entertainment, they released their debut album Banter Tells and Tricks, featuring guest appearances from Danny Louis of Gov't Mule along with other nationally recognized blues rock artists. The single Holding Onto Heaven has earned national radio attention and helped expand their audience. Fans of The Black Crowes, Tedeschi Trucks Band, classic Americana, and roots rock can expect a high energy show. Happy Hour offers $2 off pints of beer and glasses of wine, and the kitchen is open for dinner before or during the music. There is no cover charge.

Tribute Tuesday - The First Wave

Tribute Tuesday at Cutler Park features The First Wave, a Midwest-based band devoted to the groundbreaking sounds of 80s New Wave and alternative music. Hear energetic, faithful takes on favorites from artists such as Depeche Mode, The Cure, New Order, Duran Duran, Billy Idol, and Gary Numan, enhanced by immersive video that includes footage of the original performers. Concessions will be available. This concert is sponsored by Meijer. For the comfort and safety of all attendees, pets are not permitted and carry-in alcohol is prohibited.

Sebastian Bach | Waukesha County Fair

Sebastian Bach, the original voice of Skid Row, headlines the Miller Lite Main Stage at the Waukesha County Fair. Entry to this performance is included with Fair admission, with optional up-front seating upgrades available. Elite VIP seats are $80 with 240 available, and include Fair admission, preferred parking, two drink tickets, and assigned seating in the front eight rows. VIP seats are $35 with 760 available, offering first-come, first-served seating in a designated area in front of the stage, with admission and parking sold separately. The Waukesha County Fair is the only authorized source for concert tickets, and tickets bought through third parties are not guaranteed and may be confiscated with admission denied. If the concert is canceled, refunds are issued to holders of valid concert tickets. General admission and parking passes are non-refundable regardless of circumstances. Recognized for an unmistakable voice and a career spanning music, theater, film, and television, Sebastian Bach takes the Fair’s main stage for a headlining rock performance.

Adopt A Highway

An Adopt a Highway cleanup with the KJF volunteer crew focuses on tidying their designated stretch of roadway. All essentials for litter pickup are provided, including yellow safety vests, trash bags, plastic gloves, and snacks.

July Silent Book Club Gathering

Enjoy a relaxed Silent Book Club gathering at Good Harvest Market and Hop Harvest & Vine. Start with time to get food and chat, move into a quiet period of independent reading, then wrap up with a short book discussion. Every part is optional, creating a welcoming, no-pressure space for readers to connect or simply enjoy their books.

Eli Hansen Memorial Tournament

At Pewaukee Sports Complex, the Eli Hansen Memorial Youth Baseball Tournament will open with a performance of the National Anthem. This ceremonial moment marks the official start of the tournament.

Milwaukee 2026 3rd Line Hockey Draught Tournament

At Eble Ice Arena, adult hockey players can take part in a coed, draft-style tournament that blends competition with a social atmosphere. The weekend begins with a Friday night party where teams are selected, with some complimentary beers provided. Each participant is guaranteed five games, with three on Saturday and two on Sunday. Players receive a full uniquely themed uniform to keep, including jersey, socks, and shell. Individual player awards and professional photography are also included, creating a welcoming experience for all skill levels.