Our 2025 August Issue is online, and on the stands, now! 🌐 What's inside:⁠. 🍹 Outdoor Dining & Drink Guide⁠.🏈 Sports Spotlight.🥃 Old Fashioned Fest.🏙️ August in Milwaukee. — and so much more when you click the link below! 🗞️⁠. 👉

Formed in August 2024, the group’s mission is to shift the narrative of the immigrant rights movement into an abolitionist perspective by way of educational workshops, community events and providing mutual aid.

The Ozaukee County Historical Society presents Bluegrass at the Village. Enjoy a whole afternoon of incredible bluegrass music featuring The Henhouse Prowlers from Chicago. 📍 Ozaukee County Pioneer Village.📆 Sunday, Aug. 10. Prepare for the event 👉

The space is a one-stop shop for the Riverwest neighborhood’s creative spirit, featuring fun and accessible art of many different mediums by Milwaukee artists.

Five Milwaukee music veterans perform as Shattered, a group that digs deep into the Stones catalog.

A former manufacturing warehouse has been turned into another dog-friendly space with delicious food and beverages.

Looking for something to do this weekend? Spend an afternoon—or the whole day—at one of Milwaukee's amazing museums.

✨🌷 Concerts in the Gardens 🌷✨. Performances occur every Thursday throughout the summer from 6:30PM to approximately 8:30PM. Admission to the Boerner Botanical Gardens to attend the summer concerts is free 🎶. Prepare for the event at

This year's Milwaukee Irish Fest will feature one-of-a-kind programming from music to dances that can't be found anywhere else.

Tommy Simms’ music video for Fuzzysurf’s “Sucky” will be screened in September at the Milwaukee International Short Film Festival.

The exhibition includes sheet music by Duke Ellington, Cole Porter, Les Paul and many others. Musical performances are planned.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Attorney General Pam Bondi informed Trump in May that his name appeared multiple times in the DOJ's files related to Epstein.

Newsies is a major production in every respect, and the Greendale Community Theatre’s offering packed a powerful punch for the opening night audience.

If you haven’t ever been to the Big Apple, now’s the time. If you have been there, even multiple times, you can never get enough of what some call the Crossroads of the Western World.

Milwaukee residents, and a grateful Jack White, have donated to install an accessibility ramp at the Bay View music club and community hub.

Held at the Marcus PAC’s Peck Pavilion, it’s the festival’s fourth year, the largest in terms of events and is curated by Morgan Williams, founder of Water Street Dance MKE.

The two artists are helping organize a Mexican American art showcase on Aug. 1 at The Branch in Racine.

What better way to celebrate summer than with a sizzling weekend of chamber music in an enchanting setting?.

A look at four other historic sweeps.

Owner Kelli Johnson has transformed an existing laundromat into a brightly colored space where folks can do laundry, study and grab a snack, access community resources or just hang out with friends.