Harvest Fair
For kids
Through Sept. 3
Dinosaurs! A Jurassic Journey
Life-size dinosaur replicas are set in the Jurassic period. Learn about the fascinating world of dinosaurs.
Milwaukee County Zoo
Sept. 7-9
Indian Summer Festival
Summerfest grounds
Sept. 8
1870s Baseball
Old World Wisconsin
Sept. 8-9
Family Farm Weekend
Enjoy special farm-related activities highlighting the state's rich farming history.
Milwaukee County Zoo
Sept. 9
Historic Day
All buildings will be open with a parade at 2pm. Includes a working blacksmith, barrel rides for kids and food vendors. Free.
New Berlin Historical Park, 19765 National Ave, New Berlin.
Sept. 15
Urban Forest Fest
Climb a tree, or just stop by to enjoy the sculptures and the Milwaukee Mandolin Orchestra. Other activities include sawmill demonstrations, urban wood furniture makers, an info fair, hands-on art and nature activities, and the Falafel Guys food truck.
Lynden Sculpture Garden
Sept. 21-Oct. 21
China Lights
Boerner Botanical Gardens
Sept. 22
Apple Harvest Festival
Apple market, children’s games and activities, horse-drawn hayrides, scarecrow competition, hiking prairie trails, viewing wildlife and plant exhibits and live music.
Retzer Nature Center
Sept 22
Fromm Petfest
Free event for two-legged and four-legged attendees.
petfestmke.com
Summerfest grounds
Sept. 22-Nov. 4
First Stage
The Very Hungry Caterpiller
Four timeless stories and 75 magical puppets bring Eric Carle’s iconic creatures to life.
First Stage Main Stage
Sept. 28-30
Harvest FAir
Features live entertainment, and plenty of activities for the entire family. Activities include scarecrow making, farmers market, amusement rides, pumpkin bowling, hayrides and much more. The Associated Bank Amphitheater features nightly headliners, and other entertainment can be found at the Budweiser Pavilion, Saz's Miller High Life Pavilion and Knucklehead. Free admission. Hours are 5-11pm Fri., 9am-11pm Sat. and 9am-5pm Sun. Visit Maker Faire Milwaukee on the same weekend.
Wisconsin State Fair Park
