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July 2025

An A-Z visitors guide to Milwaukee Wisconsin. Sponsored by Key Magazine Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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12 keymilwaukee.com u July 12 Schlitz Audubon Photo Club Hike Schlitz Audubon Center u July 13 The Art of Birding with Chuck Stebelton Lynden Sculpture Garden u July 17 Schlitz Audubon After Dark: Summer Camp for Grown Ups Grab your pals and enjoy summer like a kid again! Schlitz Audubon Center u July 26 Family Canoeing Schlitz Audubon Center W O R K S H O P S u Various Dates Creative Workshops Workshops include painting, embroidery, printing, wood carving and more. See cedarburgculturalcenter.org for details. Cedarburg Cultural Center u July 12 Acrylic Painting Workshop Schlitz Audubon Center u July 13 Plants and their Dyes Workshop Schlitz Audubon Center u July 24 Writing Wild: Flash Fiction Workshop Schlitz Audubon Center E X H I B I T S u Through July 12 Everyday Heaven A transhistorical exhibition about rural America and specifically rural Wisconsin. Portrait Society Gallery of Contemporary Art u Through July 13 When One Door Closes A teen perspective on change. Museum of Wisconsin Art u Through July 27 Sherrie Levine After Russell Lee: 60-piece installation appropriates imagery from Russell Lee's Farm Security Administration photographs in 1940s. Museum of Wisconsin Art u Through July 27 The Brilliance of the Spanish World: El Greco, Velázquez, Zurbarán Featuring works from the most significant collection of Hispanic art outside of Spain. Milwaukee Art Museum u Through Aug. 2 Hot Days/Hot Nights Haggerty Museum of Art u Through Aug. 2 The Greater Milwaukee Foundation's Mary L. Nohl Fund Fellowships For Individual Artists 2024 Haggerty Museum of Art u Through Aug. 9 The Big Idea XII: Art is My Superpower The Big Idea exhibit continues to celebrate young artists throughout Southeastern Wisconsin. Latino Arts u Through Aug. 10 Asher Imtiaz: Thank God for Immigrants A photographic meditation on presence, proximity, and dignity. In contrast to fear- driven narratives, these images invite viewers to see immigrants not as strangers, but as neighbors Lynden Sculpture Garden u Through Aug. 10 Wit/Whim Explores the themes of play, family, and a sense of belonging, inviting visitors to examine the intricate ways these concepts intersect and influence our lives. Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts WMQFA u Through Aug. 19 The Kalmbach Art Collection: Pairing Words and Imagery A pillar of rail-themed art filled with landmark works from Howard Fogg, George Gloff, Gil Reid, Ted Rose, John Swatsley, and many others. Grohmann Museum u Through Aug. 31 Eric Baillies Temporal Bridge / Shadows of Milwaukee MOWA on the Lake u Through Aug. 31 Melissa Scherrer Paré Natural Selection Ethereal silk paintings and textured paper pulp vessels that honor the beauty and E V E N T S u July 13, 3pm (2pm pretalk) FINE ARTS QUARTET In residence from 1965 through 2017, the Fine Arts Quartet returns to Milwaukee for a community-sponsored concert featuring pianist Alon Goldstein in Mozart's Piano Concertos Nos. 16 and 26. The internationally acclaimed quartet— violinists Ralph Evans and Efim Boico, violist Gil Sharon, and cellist Niklas Schmidt—will be joined by a double bass to serve as a "chamber orchestra" supporting the virtuoso piano in 19th-century transcriptions of the concertos. This rare performance offers a unique opportunity to experience Mozart's orchestral works in a chamber setting. For more information, visit FOFAQ.org. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Zelazo Center

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