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September 2025

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

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4 keymilwaukee.com SEPT. 5-6 TOSAFEST This beloved commu- nity tradition in the heart of the Wauwa- tosa Village includes five beer gardens, live music on three stages, food and drink, Kids - Fest, and much more. Village of Wauwatosa wauwatosavillage.org SEPT. 6 WILDFLOWER FESTIVAL Experience the beauty of Milwaukee's magnificent lakeshore and urban nature areas with live music, food trucks, local artists and artisans, and a community drumming circle. Lakeshore State Park friendslsp.org SEPT. 6-7 HARVEST OF ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL Explore a stone barn built in the mid-1800s and its outbuildings, and shop more than 100 local vendors. Enjoy food vendors, special Trimborn Family cookies and a raffle. Tickets are $8. Trimborn Farm 8881 W. Grange Ave. trimbornfarm.com SEPT 6-7 IKEA FRANK MOTS IN'L KITE FESTIVAL Watch exciting teams in action as they sail their kites through the skies. Performers include Chicago Fire Kite Team, WOW, Pro Style, Fire & Ice, and more. The Grand Launch will be held at noon and the Kids' Mad Dash takes place at 2:30pm. Veterans Park 1300 N. Lincoln Memorial Dr. Giftofwingslanding.com SEPT. 6-OCT. 26 ELEGANT FARMER'S HARVEST FEST Saturdays and Sun- days from 10am-5pm. Old-fashioned fall fun, includes hayrides, apple picking, pony and train rides, and a corn maze. Shop the Farmers Market for locally-made goodies and save room for lunch in the Smilin' Barn Cafe. 1545 Main St. Mukwonago Elegantfarmer.org SEPT 7 HISTORIC DAY OPEN HOUSE & BEER GARDEN Tour the 1800s homes, church, school and barn. Enjoy live music and beer. Kids can ride the barrel train and pet miniature horses. Free Admission. New Berlin Historical Society 19765 W. National Ave. SEPT. 19 HARVEST FEST BLOCK PARTY This block party celebrates the release of Pumpkin Seasonal Spirit with live music SEPT. 12 - NOV. 2 CHINA LIGHTS "YEAR OF THE DRAGON" Now in its eighth year, the event celebrates Asian art and culture with a brand-new theme, "Magical Forest". See more than 40 new larger-than-life lantern installations. Highlights this year include a 20-foot high butterfly dome for guests to walk through and a group of Halloween talking pumpkin lanterns. Live entertainment features acts like hat juggling, face-changing, balancing, and more. Boerner Botanical Gardens 9400 Boerner Dr., Hales Corners fall f

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