Get ready for an exciting weekend in Milwaukee with a variety of events happening across the city. From cultural festivals to theatrical performances and art exhibitions, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Here are 18 things to do in Milwaukee this weekend:
1. Tosa Greek Fest
ALL WEEKEND | 2160 N. WAUWATOSA AVE.
Experience Greek culture at the Tosa Greek Fest, featuring delicious Greek cuisine and live music. Indulge in traditional dishes like lamb, souvlaki, gyros, and Greek pastries at this free event held at Sts Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Church.
2. James and the Giant Peach
ALL WEEKEND | NEXT ACT THEATRE, 255 S. WATER ST.
Enjoy a performance of Roald Dahl’s classic tale, James and the Giant Peach, presented by Bombshell Theatre Company at Next Act Theatre. Tickets are available for purchase on the theatre’s website.
3. Carmina Burana & Fate Now Conquers
ALL WEEKEND | BRADLEY SYMPHONY CENTER
Experience a creative combination of poems through music at the Bradley Symphony Center. Join Music Director Ken-David Masur and the Milwaukee Symphony Chorus for a unique symphonic experience.
4. Rev 7 Conference 2024
ALL WEEKEND | DOUBLETREE MILWAUKEE
Participate in the Rev 7 Conference to explore themes of authenticity, diversity, and community. Engage in discussions and workshops to foster personal growth and connection with others.
5. Bike Week Station
FRIDAY FROM 7:30-10 A.M. | DISCOVERY WORLD
Celebrate Wisconsin Bike Week at Discovery World with a commuter station offering refreshments and a giveaway. Take in scenic views of the lakefront while enjoying the event in collaboration with Friends of Lakeshore State Park.
6. ‘Lest We Forget’ New Exhibit Opening
FRIDAY AT 10 A.M. | WAR MEMORIAL CENTER
Join the War Memorial Center for the opening of their new exhibit ‘Lest We Forget’ commemorating Wisconsin POW/MIA. The grand opening is free for all visitors.
7. Home Grown: Cultivado Aqui
FRIDAY FROM 10:30 A.M.-7:30 P.M. | LATINO ARTS, 1028 S. 9TH ST.
Don’t miss the last day of the ‘Home Grown’ exhibit at Latino Arts, celebrating local artists and their work.
