5 Things to Do in Milwaukee This Week That Don’t Involve a Crowd: April 27-30

5 Things to Do in Milwaukee This Week That Don’t Involve a Crowd: April 27-30

We rounded up a list of things for you to do this week.

1. AllWriters’ Workplace and Workshop

This Waukesha-based company has been offering online writing classes for years. And they’re currently offering 40% off all their four- and six-week sessions. So if you’ve been thinking about tackling a creative writing project while you’re cooped up at home, consider this a sign that you should really start flexing your creative muscles.

2. Nō Studios Unplugged with Cullah

A Facebook Live concert with Cullah “a multi-disciplinary musician and engineer who writes, records, and releases an album every year royalty-free on April 27th (his birthday) since 2006.”

3. Wanna Grab Coffee? Turn Up Thursdays

A virtual hangout session at 11 a.m. with 88Nine Radio Milwaukee’s morning show Hostess Dori Zori. RSVP on Facebook to get a zoom link and join to talk about new and local music, and “how musicians are getting creative in their own virtual spaces.”

4. The NoRona Happy Hour with MobCraft Beer

For this happy hour, “the cocktail experts at Great Lakes Distillery have put together some delicious boilermaker combinations for our collective enjoyment.” 

5. Play Civilization

This (best-ever) turn-based strategy game has a way of sucking you so far into its world of technology development, city-building, warfare and diplomacy that OH MY GOD IS IT REALLY 3:30 A.M.??? The latest iteration, Civilization VI, is $60 on the gaming platform Steam. But the now 15-year-old Civ IV gives great bang for your buck at $20, and if you’re really pinching pennies or have flexible ethics, you can download the 1991 original or 1996’s Civ II (which still plays pretty great today) for free in sketchier parts of the web.