Latest Events in Milwaukee(November Updated)

Welcome to the 250th Milwaukee Marine Corps Ball! Celebrate this historic milestone with us at the Baird Center for a night of camaraderie, tradition, and honor. Join fellow Marines, veterans, and supporters for an unforgettable evening filled with music, dancing, and a delicious meal. Dress to impress in your best formal attire and get ready to enjoy a memorable event surrounded by friends and colleagues. Don't miss out on this special occasion to honor the Marine Corps and its legacy. See you there! * TICKET SALES TO CLOSE ON OCTOBER 20TH * Information Source: 1stSgt Starr | eventbrite

The Home Team Milwaukee is set to captivate audiences at The Rave / Eagles Club, located at 2401 W Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee, WI, on November 30, 2025, at 7:00 PM. This highly anticipated event promises an unforgettable evening of music and camaraderie in the heart of Milwaukee. With tickets priced at $63, attendees can expect a night filled with electrifying performances in a venue renowned for its rich history and vibrant atmosphere. As the clock ticks closer to showtime, excitement builds for what is sure to be a standout event in the city's cultural calendar. The Home Team Milwaukee is more than just a concert; it's a celebration of the local music scene, bringing together fans and artists in a shared love for live performances. Don't miss the chance to be part of this extraordinary experience at one of Milwaukee's iconic venues.

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Learn some basic symbols and monument styles that have been used over the centuries to artfully express bereavement for loved ones. Cemeteries often serve as historical and cultural repositories, and the symbols present on tombstones can provide insights into the beliefs, values, and lives of the people buried there. Who is the "mourning woman" found on many monuments? What does a pair of clasped hands or a laurel wreath symbolize? What is used to signify a life cut short? Once you understand these universal symbols, explore this and other cemeteries on your own. Embark on a journey through time, discover hidden stories, and unlock the secrets of cemetery symbolism with us. This tour is perfect for history buffs, art and architcture enthusiasts, families and anyone interested in learning about the mysteries hidden within Forest Home Cemetery. About your guide Jennifer Christ is retired from a career in teaching and in lay professional ministry. She currently volunteers as a docent at the Milwaukee Art Museum as well as at Forest Home Cemetery. Important information   This is a 1.5-mile walking tour that may go over uneven ground at a fast pace. Please dress for the weather and wear comfortable footwear. Our tour guides have a lot to share and are on a tight timeline, so please try to stick together.    The Forest Home Avenue gate is not open on Sundays, so please use the Lincoln Avenue gate.    Parking is free and available throughout the cemetery on Sundays. There is plenty of parking around the chapel on both sides of the road. Please park on the side of the road in a way that doesn’t prevent cars from passing.    Please arrive about 10 minutes before your tour. Meet at Halls of History (the building next to the main office inside the Lincoln Avenue entrance).    Check in with your guide. You do not need to bring your paper ticket.    This tour will run rain or shine and will only be canceled in the event of dangerous weather. Tickets are non-refundable.    If you enjoy your tour, please take a moment afterward to review us on Google or TripAdvisor.    Proceeds from all tours and events help preserve and enhance the historical and natural elements of the cemetery.  About Forest Home Cemetery & Arboretum Established in 1850, Forest Home Cemetery is Milwaukee’s oldest-operating cemetery, open to people of all faiths, races and backgrounds since its inception. Forest Home Cemetery is on the National Register of Historic Places and is the finest example of a Victorian-era rural garden cemetery in the Upper Midwest. With more 2,600 trees on nearly 200 acres, Forest Home is larger than any City of Milwaukee park and is the city’s first accredited arboretum. We are open daily to the public from dawn to dusk. Leashed dogs, joggers, strollers and bicycles are welcome. Each year, Forest Home hosts public and private historical and nature-based tours, programs and field trips, plus our signature community events: Memorial Day, Doors Open, Dia de los Muertos 5K & Festival, Shakespeare Festival and Spirits of the Silent City after-dark historical tours. We have many volunteer opportunities for adults and youth looking for service hours! Email kristens@foresthomecemetery.com to find out more. Sign up for our newsletter on our website (foresthomecemetery.com) and follow us on Facebook and Instagram so you don’t miss any of our tours and events! If you enjoy our beautiful space, inquire about staying longer! Stop in the office Monday–Friday 8 am–4:30 pm and Saturday 10 am–3:30 pm, or call (414) 645-2632 to find out about our many burial and memorial options. Waiver By purchasing ticket(s) and/or by attending a Forest Home Cemetery & Arboretum (FH) tour or event, you affirm that you and your guests agree to the following terms and conditions. I acknowledge, attest, agree and represent as follows: I understand that this is a walking tour. I represent that I am in good health, in proper physical condition and capable of walking at least a mile outdoors. I assume sole responsibility for my safety and release FH and its guides from all liability or damages resulting from my participation. I understand there are inherent risks of taking a walking tour. While the tours are not strenuous, potential risks may include, but are not limited to, uneven walking surfaces, potholes, stick or tree/plant debris on paths, wet or slippery ground, steps, narrow walkways, traffic movement, road crossings. I understand and agree that the tour guide reserves the right to disqualify anyone at any time during the tour if he or she feels the tour participant is incapable and/or if a tour member’s continued participation will jeopardize the individual or the group. Refunds are not given under such circumstances. I release, waive, discharge and covenant not to sue FH, its principals, affiliated entities, present and former employees, volunteers, guides, owners, managers, partners, contractors, insurers, shareholders, and directors (collectively “Released Entities”) from any and all claims, actions, damages, liabilities, losses, costs, and expenses for death, injury, loss or damage of property, in any way arising out of my participation in a FH tour or event, including, without limitation, any and all claims resulting from the negligence of the Released Entities. I indemnify and hold harmless the Released Entities from any loss, liability, damage or cost that they may incur for losses and damages which may be brought against me or against any of them by anyone claiming to be injured (including death) or whose property is damaged as a result of my actions arising from or during a FH tour or event. I agree to grant FH a royalty-free license to use my photographic, video, or digital likeness, in whole or in part, taken during a tour or event on the property, solely for promotional purposes. I authorize FH to provide me with medical assistance, transportation and emergency medical services as the result of injury or health condition. This consent does not impose a duty upon FH to provide such assistance, transportation or services. I have the right to refuse medical assistance. Information Source: Forest Home Historic Preservation Association | eventbrite

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Cheer on the green and gold with Saz’s on board our coach shuttle to Lambeau Field for every Green Bay Packers home game! Shrug off the traffic and parking hassle with luxury coach service that includes a premium brand open bar – featuring Miller products, a selection of craft beers, Bloody Marys, wine and cocktail service – included in your ticket price of $130 per person (plus fees). A TICKET TO RIDE SAZ’S PACKERS SHUTTLE INCLUDES: - Luxury coach service to and from Green Bay - Complimentary Premium Open Bar - A Saz’s boxed lunch - Complimentary soda and water - Complimentary WiFi service - Ample storage for coolers and clothing To get in on this sweet deal, follow these two easy steps: 1. Grab tickets for the shuttle(s) of your choice, but don’t wait long, because seats will fill quickly! 2. Make plans to meet at Saz’s State House Restaurant on 55th & State no later than 4.5 hours before kickoff. #seeyouatsazs #sazslovessports *Shuttle service does not include game ticket. All purchases are non-refundable. Information Source: Saz's Hospitality Group | eventbrite

Season 10/Collab Lab 71 TRUE Skool’s leadership has been dreaming of a new campus. Since 2016, their students and others have participated in hands-on ‘Designed Awareness’ workshops with the Wisconsin Chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects ( Wisco NOMA ) the UWM School of Architecture & Urban Planning’s Community Design Solutions , local firms and industry professionals to envision what spaces in a ‘Future TRUE Skool Campus’ might look like. How can we extend this idea to engage more students in the entire creative learning experience? How/Where can we work with and support organizations that connect students from underserved communities to architecture, real estate, construction, and other fields while offering them a chance to participate in bringing TRUE Skool’s Future Campus to Milwaukee? Join peers, professionals, and students to explore what this could look like and how we might come together to make it happen. Agenda 5:30 to 6:00 pm Grab something to eat and meet someone new 6:00 to 6:20 pm Welcome and introductions 6:20 to 8:15 pm Let's explore some possibilities 8:15 to 8:30 pm Wrap up and next steps Featured Participants Fidel Verdin & Shalina Ali — Co-Executive Directors, TRUE Skool Fidel and Shalina are Co-Executive Directors, TRUE Skool, a nonprofit organization with a mission to engage, educate and empower youth and families through Transformative Creative Arts & Hip Hop Culture. Growing up in the “Golden Era of Hip Hop” they understand that Hip Hop culture was a positive empowering force in their lives. It introduced them to past and present leaders, educated them on political and social issues through music and art, created new entrepreneurial opportunities and exposed them to different global cultures in ways that school never did. TRUE Skool is outgrowing its space on the lower level inside The Ave and looks to build out a new facility within the next few years. This creates a unique opportunity to expose participating students and citywide youth to a broad range of careers, be part of a legacy project, and create both a new vision for what a school could be and how business and community partners can come together to make that happen. Michael Sykes — Wisco NOMA Project Pipeline Chair Mike is an Architectural Technician at Mead & Hunt’s Green Bay office. He brings to his work a commitment to community empowerment and a passion to introduce underserved youth to career opportunities in architecture and design. In 2023, Mike organized Wisco NOMA’s first Project Pipeline Camp . That camp engaged Milwaukee middle and high school students in a design challenge focused on TRUE Skool. In 2024 and 2025, the Project Pipeline camps expanded to serve students in Madison as well as Milwaukee. Danya Almoghrabi — UWM School of Architecture & Urban Planning/Community Design Solutions Danya is a Milwaukee-based designer and educator whose work blends architecture, community engagement, and playful storytelling. Her practice explores intersections of public space while engaging communities through participatory design. Recognized with several student and professional awards, Danya is committed to socially responsive design that celebrates place, identity, and underrepresented voices. About the Project TRUE Skool’s current space is vibrant but limited, restricting how many young people we can serve and the scope of our public facing activities. The Future TRUE Skool Campus will be a purpose-built downtown Milwaukee hub where students and community gain access to professional-level indoor/outdoor design environments—serving as a transformative anchor of equity, creative entrepreneurial opportunity, and cultural innovation. Information Source: Learn Deep | eventbrite

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Be inspired, rejuvenated, and reminded of the powerful role art plays in our collective well-being. Join the Haggerty Museum of Art on Saturday, November 15, 2025, for a retreat that explores how the arts support personal and community well-being. Directions and Parking information may be found on our website . Information Source: Haggerty Museum of Art | eventbrite

Join us for Coffee with CARW on Tuesday, November 18th. Understanding Wisconsin’s Updated Commercial Building Code: What You Need to Know After years of collaboration with professionals across the building industry, Wisconsin’s Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS) has officially adopted the 2021 International Code Council (ICC) standards as the model for its updated commercial building code. Join the experts from EUA , as they break down the most relevant changes and what they mean for commercial building projects—both new construction and renovations. The session will also revisit key legacy code items that continue to influence project design and execution. Topics Covered: · International Building Code (IBC) · International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) · International Existing Building Code (IEBC) · Accessibility Standards Presenters from EUA: · Nicholas Gates, Senior Project Architect – Specializing in code compliance for healthcare facilities, Nick is experienced in the various activities and phases of delivering a building – from conceptual design to the preparation of construction documents. · Dave Hubka, Practice Leader – Sustainability – Dave actively leads and advances EUA’s sustainability initiatives. With over 25 years of experience in the architecture and engineering industry, he is a globally recognized expert in sustainable building practices. · Nick Wergin, Project Architect – Nick specializes in BIM software and implements projects through design and construction documents in EUA’s Workplace Studio. Whether you’re a developer, building owner, end user, or design professional, this presentation will provide valuable insights to help you navigate the evolving regulatory landscape with confidence. Information Source: CARW | eventbrite