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20 Things to Do in Milwaukee This Weekend: June 26-29
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY | HENRY MAIER FESTIVAL PARK
Summefest is back for its second weekend! Not sure what to check out? See our arts and culture editors’ picks for this weekend. Or check out these fun free things to do beyond the music at the Big Gig. Want to choose for yourself? Here’s the full lineup.
SATURDAY FROM 1-3 P.M. | BRADFORD BEACH
The Ability Center is kicking off the summer with a party at the RampUp site at Bradford Beach for everybody and every body. At the free event, anyone can try out the beach wheelchairs, listen to music and play adaptive games on the beach. The first 25 attendees will get a voucher for food or beverages at the concession stands, too.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY FROM 10 A.M.-6 P.M. | CEDARBURG VISITORS CENTER
The Cedarburg Strawberry Festival features every kind of strawberry treat you can think of, from shortcake to wine. Beyond the sweet treats, the festival includes shopping, children’s activities, contests, music and more, all in the heart of Cedarburg.

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THURSDAY FROM 12 P.M.-1 P.M. | MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM
If you’re looking for a quick art fix this weekend, Kristen Gaylord, the Herzfeld curator of photography and media arts and the exhibition curator, is sharing an in-depth presentation about the themes and topics within the Permanent Drafts exhibition. This exhibition showcases over a decade of works by Erin Shirreff, with more than 40 recent works.
THURSDAY FROM 6 P.M.-7:30 P.M. | WATERFORD WINE & SPIRITS
Spain has more territory dedicated to vineyards than both France and Italy, and has become the world’s third largest wine producing country, so Waterford Wine & Spirits is hosting a tasting tour. Tickets to the tasting are $30 each and discounts will be offered on all of the wines featured in the tasting.
THURSDAY AT 7 P.M. | MILWAUKEE IMPROV
Magician Eric Eaton is headed to Milwaukee this weekend for a combination magic and comedy show. Eaton is a two-time winner of the Merlin award and has starred on the TV show Masters of Illusion. Tickets for the show range are available online.
THURSDAY AT 8 P.M. | CACTUS CLUB
If a magic show isn’t your thing, the Cactus Club is hosting a disco dance party featuring Ric Wilson, DJ Kenny Perez and Moonglow. Ric Wilson was voted second best live show after Lizzo for his Pitchfork performance, and DJ Kenny and Moonglow are Milwaukee native music groups. This event is 18+ only and tickets can be purchased at a discount online.
THURSDAY AT 8:30 P.M. | MO’S IRISH PUB
If you’re looking to find some summer love, Mo’s is hosting its first ever speed dating event this Thursday. Mo’s says speed dating is “low risk with possible high reward.” For more information or to sign up, email info@mosirishpub.com.
FRIDAY FROM 10:45 A.M.-8:15 P.M. | KENSINGTON SQUARE
Part of the Tour of America’s Dairyland, the Shorewood Criterium Cycling Classic features amateurs and professional bicyclists racing through the streets of Shorewood. Three Lions Pub is hosting a block party for guest to visit during and after the race.
FRIDAY FROM 6 P.M.-10 P.M. | UPTOWN SOCIETY
Dress to dance, because this isn’t just bingo. Each round will be fueled by a DJ playing throwbacks, singalongs and dance breaks. The prizes include gift cards to Kuumba Juice & Coffee, the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and more. Tickets include free charcuterie, and guests who show proof of their birthday at the door can get in for free.
FRIDAY FROM 8 P.M.-1 A.M. | X-RAY ARCADE
X-Ray Arcade is traveling back to the golden age of MTV for its ’80s- and ’90s-video dance party. DJ Synthia is playing anything and everything synth-pop, post-punk, goth and alternative. This event is 21+ and has no cover charge.
FRIDAY AT 10 A.M. AND SATURDAY AT 4 P.M. | MILWAUKEE MILE SPEEDWAY
Millers at Milwaukee is back at the Milwaukee Mile Speedway celebrating its 30th anniversary. This year, rear-engine Offy race cars will take to the track for exhibition laps, as well as the traditional front-engine race car laps. Admission is $25 each, cash only.
SATURDAY FROM 9 A.M.-11 A.M. | DAVIDSON PARK
Joanna Brooks of Embody YOGA is hosting this week’s free yoga at Davidson Park. The flow is open to all levels of experience, and if you’re not really into yoga, Style Pop Cafe is selling coffee on-site all morning. Guests are invited to come and move or just drink some coffee.
SATURDAY FROM 1 P.M.-6 P.M. | BROTHERS BAR & GRILL
Bar Crawl Nation is throwing a big start-of-summer celebration: Mimosa Fest. Starting at Brothers Bar & Grill, general admission tickets get guests special prize opportunities, DJs and live music, brunch taco specials and exclusive featured mimosas at each venue.
SATURDAY AT 12 P.M. | SAINT KATE – THE ARTS HOTEL
Calling all crafters! Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel is hosting a drop-in collage making session. They will provide vintage paper from old books, magazines and more, along with all other crafting materials you’ll need to collage. This event is free to attend, and guests can RSVP online to reserve a space.
SUNDAY FROM 11 A.M.-5 P.M. | HARLEY-DAVIDSON MUSEUM
Over 80 vintage clothing and home goods vendors are expected to be at Wisconsin Vintage Fest this Sunday. This year, there are photo opportunities and live screen printing at the event as well. Admission is free, and the event is suitable for all ages.
SUNDAY FROM 10 A.M.-4 P.M. | FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON
Head from Vintage Fest to the Record Show and grab some LPs, 45s, CDs and DVDs, ranging from classic bands to current artists. Admission is $20, and there is a wide range of record prices suitable for all budgets.
SUNDAY FROM NOON-10 P.M. | BRADY STREET
Brady Street is hosting its first ever pride this weekend with entertainment, food, drinks, shopping and more. Admission is free.
SUNDAY FROM 2 P.M.-8 P.M. | THE SUGAR MAPLE
Twelve Milwaukee artists are hosting an immersive grocery store themed pop-up market featuring local goods and beverages. This will be the first of a few pop-up markets at The Sugar Maple happening this summer.
SUNDAY FROM 3 P.M.-5 P.M. | STYLE POP CAFE
Delicious Bites is hosting pride karaoke at Style Pop Cafe, and each ticket gets guests a custom decorated six-inch mini cake! Karaoke is open mic style, and everyone is invited to participate. Tickets also include a glass of signature pride punch, photo ops and giveaways. Dress code is bold and bright.
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Milwaukee Bucks sign Cormac Ryan to two-way contract
Have additions of Ousmane Dieng and Cam Thomas re-energized the Bucks?
The Milwaukee Bucks have stacked wins even with Giannis Antetokounmpo unavailable. Can it last? We discussed on the Point Forward Podcast.
The Milwaukee Bucks rewarded Cormac Ryan for his strong G League season with the Wisconsin Herd by signing him to a two-way contract. That will allow Ryan, 27, the chance to finish out the regular season with the Bucks. He would be ineligible for postseason play, however.
Ryan joins former Dominican High School star Alex Antetokounmpo and Pete Nance on two-way deals. The Bucks now have a completely full roster, with 15 guaranteed contracts as well.
Ryan was originally signed by the team in the summer, when he played in five summer league games, before inking a training camp contract. He appeared in two preseason games.
Ryan then played 29 games with the Herd and shot 42.3% from behind the 3-point line to average 20.4 points per game. He shot 48.9% from the field overall.
Ryan, a 6-foot-5 guard, played at Stanford (2018-19), Notre Dame (2020-23) and North Carolina (2023-24) before going undrafted. He averaged 10.4 points per game in college on 35.2% 3-point shooting. He made 40.7% of his 3-pointers in 2021-22 at Notre Dame.
He initially signed with the Oklahoma City Thunder. Ryan did not make it out of training camp in 2024 but signed to the Thunder’s G League affiliate.
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Milwaukee Bucks injury report: Is Giannis playing tonight vs. Cavs?
Have additions of Ousmane Dieng and Cam Thomas re-energized the Bucks?
The Milwaukee Bucks have stacked wins even with Giannis Antetokounmpo unavailable. Can it last? We discussed on the Point Forward Podcast.
The Milwaukee Bucks have an opportunity to steal a victory from one of the top teams in the Eastern Conference, they host the tired and diminished Cleveland Cavaliers tonight at Fiserv Forum.
Cleveland (37-22), in contention for a top three seed, beat the New York Knicks on Feb. 24 in Ohio. After flying into Milwaukee after the game, the Cavaliers ruled out MVP candidate Donovan Mitchell and reigning defensive player of the year Evan Mobley. All-star James Harden is questionable to play.
One player who will suit up for Cleveland is point guard Dennis Schröder, who was acquired at the deadline from Sacramento. The 32-year-old is often a thorn in the side of the Bucks, and he scored 24 points in a Kings victory over the Bucks early in the season.
The Bucks are also playing on the second night of a back-to-back, though they slept in their own beds after beating Miami at home. They have won seven of their last nine games.
Milwaukee (25-31) remains out of the postseason picture entirely, however, sitting in 11th place in the East.
The Bucks have beaten teams with winning records in consecutive games only twice this season, with wins over Golden State and New York (Oct. 28-30) and Orlando and Oklahoma City (Feb. 11-12).
And, the Bucks also have struggled against teams that do not have their stars. They lost twice to Denver without all-stars Nikola Jokić and Jamal Murray (and even more starters), lost to Minnesota without all-stars Anthony Edwards and Rudy Gobert and even Portland without starters Jrue Holiday and Shaedon Sharpe. They also lost to Philadelphia twice without Joel Embiid and Paul George on a minute limit.
Is Giannis playing?
No.
Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo is still ramping up in his rehab from a Jan. 23 soleus strain in his right calf, which he self-diagnosed as a four- to six-week injury. Antetokounmpo has done “live” practice work with teammates and coaches after the team returned home from New Orleans beginning on Feb. 21.
Before the game against Miami, Bucks coach Doc Rivers said Antetokounmpo has not gone five-on-five but does not need to. Rivers also added the two-time MVP has not suffered any setbacks with the injury.
What is the Bucks record without Giannis?
10-16
Milwaukee is 15-15 when Antetokounmpo plays any number of minutes.
Cavaliers on hot streak since trading for James Harden
Cleveland, which was the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference last year with 64 wins, doubled down its roster heading into this season with the most expensive team in the NBA. But, as the trade deadline approached in early February, the team had fallen short of expectations. So, they began shedding salary and talent, most notably homegrown all-star guard Darius Garland.
They shipped the injured 26-year-old to the Los Angeles Clippers for 36-year-old all-star guard James Harden and received an immediate boost, winning five straight and six of seven heading into the game against the Bucks.
But Harden did suffer a fracture in his right (non-shooting) thumb against the Knicks on Feb. 24.
Harden has been solid since arriving in Cleveland, averaging 18.9 points on 48.8% shooting from behind the 3-point line while also averaging 8.0 assists. His presence has rejuvenated all-star center Jarrett Allen, who has averaged 20.4 points on 76.7% shooting since the point guard’s arrival. Before Harden joining the team, Allen averaged 13.9 points on 60% shooting in his first 40 games.
- Taurean Prince, out (neck surgery)
- Giannis Antetokounmpo, out (right calf strain)
Milwaukee Bucks probable starters
- Guards: Kevin Porter Jr., Ryan Rollins, AJ Green
- Forward: Kyle Kuzma
- Center: Myles Turner
Cavaliers injury report
- Max Strus, out (left foot surgery)
- Donovan Mitchell, out (right groin strain)
- Evan Mobley, out (left calf injury management)
- James Harden, questionable (right thumb fracture)
What time is the Bucks game?
Tip-off is schedule for 7 p.m. CT.
What channel is the Bucks game on?
The game will be simulcast locally on FanDuel Sports Network Wisconsin and WMLW The M with Lisa Byington, Marques Johnson and Melanie Ricks on the call.
Bucks vs. Cavaliers odds
Cleveland is an 8.5-point favorite over Milwaukee with the over/under set at 228.5 points, per BetMGM.
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