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The 56th Kids From Wisconsin troupe showcase these “larger than life” performing artists in their highly energized and highly anticipated 2024 summer production. Featured are historic bands and orchestras that have sold out world stadiums, kings and queens from rock to pop, legendary Broadway stars and classic entertainers that will live forever on the stage and screen.

Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the iconic soundscape of The Beatles with BritBeat – The Immersive Beatles Tribute Experience, an unparalleled fusion of live musical prowess and innovative multimedia technology.

An intrepid interdisciplinary instrumental music ensemble, Mucca Pazza is known for their danceable music, irresistible energy, and unmistakable sound.

Radio Free Honduras incorporates the colorful tastes of salsa, samba, and bossa nova into their music, drawing influence from the diverse musical traditions of Latin America.

Embodying the vibrant Chicago music culture, LowDown Brass Band is a one-of-a-kind horn ensemble providing a modern take on hip hop, soul, reggae, and jazz.

Known for their electrifying live shows, the Robert Randolph Band, led by its pedal steel guitarist namesake, will give a joyous, gospel-infused genre-bending performance as part of a unique partnership between MPAC and Culture x Design.

Next Gen MKE is a summer gathering of visionary speakers on innovative topics that are changing the city: technology, sustainability, affordable housing, and more. Members of the community can listen to speaking panels, keynotes, and network with other trailblazers.

Immerse yourself in top-shelf entertainment, local crafts, and delectable cuisine beneath the open sky as the Summer of Soul: Outdoor Marketplace & Concert Series amplifies Milwaukee’s culture, creativity, and community through six unforgettable festival experiences this summer.

Reserve your free tickets for an exclusive screening of the Black Men In White Coats documentary, brought to you by the Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin Endowment and the Medical College of Wisconsin, in collaboration with community partners.

This annual event focuses on educating our communities about the legacy of César E. Chávez, an unselfish advocate of social justice and respect for human dignity.