An A-Z visitors guide to Milwaukee Wisconsin. Sponsored by Key Magazine Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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16 keymilwaukee.com u Oct. 25 The Rush Tribute Project Pabst Theater u Oct. 25 Kathleen Edwards Vivarium u Oct. 26 Lucy Darling: You're Welcome Pabst Theater u Oct. 29 Frankly Music A Concert of Remembrance: Ashes and Echoes Milwaukee Youth Arts Center u Oct. 30 The Musical Box Pabst Theater u Oct. 31 Tanner Usrey Vivarium u Oct. 31 Colin Hay Pabst Theater u Oct. 31 Daniel Donato's Cosmic Country Turner Hall u Oct. 31-Nov. 1 Milwaukee Symphony Hocus Pocus Live film-score concert Bradley Symphony Center N AT U R E u Oct. 3 Slow Growing in the Time of Trees: A Tree and Mushroom Walk Lynden Sculpture Garden u Oct. 4 Seed Collecting Hike Lakeshore State Park u Oct. 4 Raptor Saturday See the resident owl ambassadors to learn all about these raptors' unique behaviors. Schlitz Audubon Center u Oct. 10 Harvest Moon Sound Bath & Labyrinth Walk With Jenna Knapp and collaborator Sevan Sevan Arabajian-Ries. Lynden Sculpture Garden u Oct. 12 The Art of Birding with Chuck Stebelton Lynden Sculpture Garden u Oct. 12 Walk with Milwaukee Birders Lakeshore State Park u Oct. 15 Pumpkin Craft Drop and Beach Bonfire Lakeshore State Park W O R K S H O P S u Various Dates Creative Workshops Workshops include painting, printing, wood carving and more. See details at cedarburgculturalcenter.org Cedarburg Cultural Center u Oct. 7 Knit @ Lynden with Annalesa Albright Lynden Sculpture Garden u Oct. 11-12 Carving Wooden Spoons: A Sloyd Workshop with Jeremy Stepien Lynden Sculpture Garden u Oct. 25 Greenwood Gathering: Carvers' Meet-Ups Lynden Sculpture Garden E X H I B I T S u Through Oct. 8 Palimpsests + Memories: the Student to the Teacher Features an artist's book library, works on paper, intricate draw- ings, and evocative film. Latino Arts u Through Nov. 1 Lauren Semivan spoken by a ghost Artist talk Oct. 18, 1 pm. Documents the photographer's expe- rience during COVID. Portrait Society Gallery of Contemporary Art u Through Nov. 2 Chris Salas: Forms of Remembrance The artist explores material cultures as living reflections of ecological and an- cestral relationships across the Americas. From ceramic, to dirt, to seed--what vibrant stories are held within their inanimacy? Lynden Sculpture Garden u Through Nov. 9 Susan S.G. Frackelton Regarded as a pioneer of the American Pottery Movement of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. MOWA u Through Nov. 16 Jim Brozek Honest Work MOWA on the Lake u Through Nov. 30 Muneer Bahauddeen Laboriously detailed and multi-layered works connect significant trailblazers and familial memory to the collective spiritual whole MOWA DTN u Through Dec. 7 Rosemary Ollison: Know My Heart Features the complex textile oeuvre of the Milwaukee-based artist. Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts WMQFA u Through Dec. 20 No One Knows All It Takes + Life Lines +Capturing the Senses: Beauty and Horror in Early Modern Art Haggerty Museum of Art E V E N T S u Oct. 4 KLASSROOM: Seeing Sounds with Kellen Abston A guided exploration of the synesthetic relationship between art and nature through the lens of musical composition and collaborative songwriting. Lynden Sculpture Garden