1. Milwaukee Makers Market
SUNDAY FROM 10 A.M.-4 P.M. | 907 S. BARCLAY ST.
Small businesses have been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. One way that you can support them is by exploring the Milwaukee Makers Market. This market is full of local jewelry makers, artists, designers and other artisans. You can find things like clothing, candles and much more.
2. Boo at the Zoo Drive-Thru
THURSDAY-SUNDAY 5:30-9 P.M. | MILWAUKEE COUNTY ZOO
Drive on the Milwaukee County Zoo paths this year with their “Boo at the Zoo” event. This is a fun event that the whole family can enjoy without leaving the comfort of your own vehicle. The admission cost is $55 for general visitors and $50 for visitors that have a zoo pass per carload. If you want to learn more about “Boo at the Zoo” check out our article.
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3. Milwaukee Film Festival
OCT. 15-29 | VIRTUAL
Make sure to catch the Milwaukee Film Festival before it ends on Oct. 29. This Milwaukee tradition decided not to go anywhere when COVID-19 came to town so instead they took a virtual approach. You can watch any of the movies before midnight on Oct. 29 as they are all on-demand. You can either get a pass for the event or go movie by movie through the list.
4. Captain Pabst Comedy Show
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FROM 8-11 P.M. | 1037 W. JENEAU AVE.
We could all use a laugh during social distancing. Make sure to check out the Captain Pabst Comedy show at the Captain Pabst Pilot House this Friday and Saturday. The tickets are $15 with a parking option for $5. For a list of their COVID-19 precautions, check their Eventbrite.
5. Halloween Candy & Wine Tasting
SUNDAY FROM 3-9 P.M. | 219 E. ERIE ST.
Want to throw some Halloween fun into your weekend? Check out the Halloween Candy & Wine Tasting at Vino Third Ward. You can get your tickets through their Eventbrite page which has a detailed list of their COVID-19 precautions. One thing to note is that they only allow 16 people every hour and a half due to capacity restrictions. If you feel a bit uneasy doing a wine tasting during the pandemic, you can always pick up one of their take-home packages.
