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September 2026

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

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8 keymilwaukee.com SEPT 11 - NOV 1 Boerner Botanical Gardens Journey through ancient Chinese traditions, enchanted oceans, and fantasy realms with 40 handcrafted lantern displays. Enjoy nightly Asian folk art and acrobatic performances, plus two food courts offering snacks, meals, beverages, and beer. CHINA LIGHTS SEPT 12 PUERTO RICAN FESTIVAL Henry Maier Festival Park Celebrate Puerto Rican culture at Wisconsin's 13th Annual Puerto Rican Festival, featuring vibrant music, traditional food, dancing, entertainment, and community festivities. SEPT 4-6 WISCONSIN HIGHLAND GAMES Waukesha County Expo A celebration of all things Scottish, Irish and Celtic with the mighty roar of the bagpipes, kilted athletes performing feats of strength, spinning and leaping Highland dancers, hands-on activities and sports. SEPT 5-6 SEPT 12-13 IKEA FRANK MOTS IN'L KITE FESTIVAL Veterans Park, Lakefront Featuring 600+ kites, world- class performers, giant kites, free lessons, kids' activities, and a spectacular noon Grand Launch. Giftofwingslanding.com SEPT 11-12 TOSAFEST Village of Wauwatosa This beloved community tradition in the heart of the Wauwatosa Village includes five beer gardens, live music on three stages, food and drink, KidsFest, and much more. wauwatosavillage.org SEPT 12-13 HARVEST OF ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL Trimborn Farm 8881 W. Grange Ave. Explore a stone barn built in the mid-1800s and its outbuildings, and shop more than 100 local art vendors. Enjoy food and a raffle. Tickets are $8. trimbornfarm.com FESTIVAL GUIDE Historic Third Ward Free and open to the public, the Third Ward Art Festival showcases the work of more than 200 juried artists. In addition to incredible artwork, the festival features live music and great food. THIRD WARD ART FESTIVAL

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