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6 keymilwaukee.com EVENTS u Through Oct. 31 Dinosaurs Unearthed Features more than 20 rum- bling, robotic creatures in a lush and tropical habitat behind the Small Mammals building. This "Jurassic-fantastic" world lets visitors come face to face with life-sized recreations of some of the mightiest animals to have roamed the earth. Milwaukee County Zoo u Sept. 3-6 Rally Weekend Includes ride routes, The Shed photo opportunities, H-D Muse- um self-guided tours, H-D Mu- seum merchandise, MOTOR® Bar & Restaurant. Harley-Davidson Museum u Sept. 5, 2-5pm Print. Resist. Persist! The Center for Collaborative Research will park its Press on Wheels in front of the Marshall building and offer a FREE live printmaking event. T-shirts, posters, and signs can be hand printed on site. Portrait Society Gallery u Sept. 5-6 Motormania Celebrates all aspects of the car/bike hobby culture from antique cars to fully custom mo- torcycles. Includes drag racing, a huge burnout pit, car show, food, music and more. Milwaukee Mile Wisconsin State Fair Park u Sept. 10-24 Minority Health Film Festival Showcases 20+ films plus panels and Q&As addressing minority health for families, communities, and institutions. mkefilm.org/mhff u Sept 12, 1-3pm Social Club Gathering Strange Witness: Again & Again Organized by Artdose Maga- zine, this exhibition explores the fragility of reality and perception through documentary photog- raphy. No Studios u Sept 12, 11am-12:30 pm HOME: Conversations on Black Lives Matter Free but preregistration is required. The Lynden and the HOME Refugee responds to the sequence of events marked by the murder of George Floyd and the global Covid-19 pandemic and its impact on the refugee and immigrant communities. Lynden Sculpture Garden u Sept 12 & 13 Family Farm Weekend Enjoy special farm-related activities highlighting the state's rich farming history. Milwaukee County Zoo u Sept. 12 & 26, 9:30am A Bridge Home: A Historic Bicycle Tour of the Bridges that Once Divided our Milwaukee Home Coast over the bridges that were once sites of strife in the famous 1845 Bridge War. Milwaukee County Historical Society u Sept. 13 & Oct. 4, 1pm & 2pm Walking Tours of New Berlin's Historic District Learn the history of New Berlin's founding families. See their homes, church and school. Free, but registration is required at (262) 679-3461. newberlinhistoricalsociety.org New Berlin's Historical Park, 19765 W National Ave. u Sept. 15 Tuesday Night Street Drags H A P P E N I N G S SCULPTURE MILWAUKEE Free, outdoor, urban art experience, brings relevant, thought-provoking, and unex- pected artworks to Wisconsin Avenue, and for the first time, a partnership with Black Box Fund extends the exhibition into the Historic Third Ward. Reynaldo Hernandez

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