Events in Milwaukee This-weekend
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Events in Milwaukee This-weekend 2026 schedule
This weekend in Milwaukee promises an exciting lineup of events across various venues. Sports enthusiasts can look forward to an intense basketball game on October 31, 2026, with the Milwaukee Bucks facing off against the Cleveland Cavaliers at the Fiserv Forum. Baseball fans won't want to miss the World Series action at American Family Field, where the Milwaukee Brewers will host the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 4 of the series, with the possibility of a decisive Game 7 if necessary, all scheduled for the evening of October 31. Music lovers can enjoy a diverse range of performances, including the Jonas Brothers, Deleasa, and Magnus Ferrell at Fiserv Forum on November 1, and the cosmic country sounds of Daniel Donato at the Pabst Theater on October 31. For classical music fans, the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra will present Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 1 at the Bradley Symphony Center. Theatergoers can catch the lively musical Footloose at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's Checota Powerhouse Theater, with shows scheduled on October 31 and November 1. Additionally, the Riverside Theater will host the Outlander In Concert on October 31, while the GalaxyCon Milwaukee convention takes place at the Baird Center, offering comic and pop culture festivities on both Saturday and Sunday. Comedy and nightlife are also on the docket, with Chris Webby performing at Turner Hall Ballroom and the Perreo-ween Reggaeton Halloween Party at the Eagles Ballroom, both on October 31. For family and children’s entertainment, 'Go Dog Go! Ve Perro Ve' will be staged at the Milwaukee Youth Arts Center on both days, with an ASL-interpreted performance on Sunday. Art, music, and theater converge at venues like the Riverside Theater, Milwaukee Repertory Theater, and Vivarium for a weekend full of entertainment, culture, and sports action.