1.
“Toward the Texture of Knowing”
STARTING FRIDAY | HAGGERTY MUSEUM OF ART (530 N. 13th Street) | FREE
An exhibit based on making you feel and understand the human condition. Can’t make it this weekend? No worries. You can stop by the exhibit through May 24th.

2.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration
SUNDAY | MARCUS CENTER (929 N. Water St.) | FREE
Did you know Milwaukee is one of three cities that has celebrated Dr. King’s birthday annually since 1984? Join the celebration by supporting youth in the community interpret his art, speech, and writing.
Theme: “Your Life Has Significance”

3.
Corners of Brookfield Winter Wonderland
FRIDAY-SUNDAY| THE CORNERS OF BROOKFIELD (20111 W. Bluemound Rd.)
The region’s only synthetic ice rink, ice sculpture games and Milwaukee Admirals mascot, Roscoe? Perfect for celebrating the weekend snowfall. For every $5 ticket purchased you’ll also receive a free voucher to any Milwaukee Admirals game.
4.
Opening Party for the World After Us
STARTS FRIDAY| SAINT KATE – THE ARTS HOTEL (139 E. Kilbourn Ave.) | FREE
Technology may be taking over in more ways than you think. Check out how author and writer Nathaniel Stern explores new realms for our electronic waste.

5.
An Evening With Me
FRIDAY-SUNDAY | INSPIRATION STUDIOS (1500 S. 73rd St.)
Travel through six decades in one night with Tom Zuehlke. This stand-up comedy show will most definitely have you on your feet.
6.
Trolls Live!
SATURDAY-SUNDAY | MILLER HIGH LIFE THEATER (500 W. Kilbourn Ave.)
Trolls on their first ever live tour! Need we say more?
7.
Family Owl Prowl
SATURDAY | GRANT PARK CLUBHOUSE (100 Hawthorne Ave.)
We’ve got the perfect bonding event for you and it may include pellet dissection, which is not poop, but is a way to find out what the birds ate for dinner that night. So after you eat dinner, find out what an owl ate owl dined on too.
8.
Yule Ball
FRIDAY-SATURDAY | TURNER HALL BALLROOM (1040 N. 4th St.)
Calling all witches and wizards to party like you’re at prom again. Wear your best robe or dress. No Muggles allowed.

9.
The Princess Bride: An Inconceivable Evening with Cary Elwes
SATURDAY AT 8 P.M. | RIVERSIDE THEATER (116 W. Wisconsin Ave.)
Curious about the secrets and tales behind the iconic film? Cary Elwes is here to spill the details.

10.
On the Nature of Wisconsin
STARTING FRIDAY | THE WAREHOUSE (1635 W. St. Paul Ave.) | FREE
This is the first exhibition at The Warehouse to feature only artists who were born or spent significant time in Wisconsin. Celebrate our state and these artists this weekend!
