1. Made in Milwaukee – Sept. 4th – A great (and FREE) way to learn more about this great city and appreciate all its wonders – food, beer, live tunes, art, dance, and a whole lot more!

2. 2010 Milwaukee Rally – Sept. 2nd – 5th – Get your motors running…head out on the highway!  Well, to State Fair Park, but there will be a ton of bikes, gear, and a Water Street block party!

3. Free First Thursdays at MAM – Sept. 2nd -Enjoy free admission to the Milwaukee Art Museum this Thursday!

4. Wisconsin Highland Games – Sept. 3rd – 5th – Head to Waukesha for some Heavy Athletics, Highland Dancing, Piping & Drumming and…….a Bake-off.

5. MLK Street Jam & BBQ – Sept. 4th – Enter yourself into one of the best BBQ competitions, enjoy live music, and motorcycle-themed entertainment.

Why you should vote for St. Marcus:

St. Marcus is a college-prep school serving over 400 students, predominantly low-income African Americans from K4 through 8th grade. The $500,000 will allow St. Marcus to expand their campus, to serve over 600 students and enable the school to improve and broaden their successful, college-prep educational model.

1. Milwaukee’s Largest Fish Fry – August 25th & 26th

2. An Evening with Sheriff Clarke – August 26th

3. The Wall That Heals – August 24th – 26th

4. Mexican Fiesta – August 27th – 29th

5. Barefoot Wine National Championship – August 28th

1. Fish Fry & a Flick – August 6th

2. Gilda’s Club Woof N Hoof Walk in Shorewood – August 7th

3. Wisconsin State Fair – August 5-15th

4. Arab World Fest – August 6-8th

5. International Beer Day “Beer Walk” – August 5th

1. Milwaukee Brewfest – July 31st

This first annual event is a must if you’re a beer lover!  Over 170 craft beers and micro brews from around the world will be featured – you’re sure to go home happy (and maybe a little tipsy) this Saturday.  And if sampling isn’t your strength, check out the home brewing demonstrations or exhibits from the Museum of Beer and Brewing.  Music, food, bingo, keg races, and a 2010 Miss Brewfest crowning will also take place at the beautiful lakefront location.  Get your ticket today!

2. Downtown Employee Appreciation Week – July 26th – 30th

The name says it all – a whole week devoted to those who make it downtown for work every day.  With so many activities and sponsors, it’s hard not to find a day to enjoy yourself – including: volleyball & ping pong; the world’s largest coffee break & grandest happy hour; a scavenger hunt & more!  Music, food, and prizes will also be featured.

3. “Under Great White Northern Lights” The White Stripes Concert Film – July 30th

A great way to help support our very own 88Nine RadioMilwaukee as they team up with The Times Cinema to present an advanced showing of “Under Great White Northern Lights” – the White Stripes concert film – this Friday night.  An added bonus is the preview of the new R.E.M. collection “When The Light Is Mine – The Best Of The I.R.S. Years,” and free copies of DVDs & CDs will be given out – don’t miss it!

4. 2010 IndependenceFirst POWER LUNCH – July 28th

Head to Poto for lunch and a great presentation by Lou Ferrigno, who will share his story of success, personal wellness/fitness philosophies, and challenges as a person who lives with hearing loss.  Grab some grub and get in tune with the independent living philosophy: individuals with disabilities have the right to live with dignity and with appropriate support in their own homes, fully participate in their communities, and to control and make decisions about their lives.

5. Milwaukee Comedy Festival – July 29th – Aug. 1st

A four-day event devoted to making you laugh your arse off!  Round up some friends and check out some of the best acts from across the country (and our very own city of Milwaukee), in stand-up, sketch, and improv comedy this weekend at the Off-Broadway Theatre.

Dear Newaukee,

Thank you so very much for your fundraiser towards Kris’s memorial.  Your support was very much appreciated. Thanks for everything!

Perhaps you sent a lovely card,
Or sat quietly in a chair:
Perhaps you sent beautiful flowers,
If so, we saw them there.
Perhaps you sent or spoke kind words
As any friend could say;
Perhaps you were not there at all
Just thought of us that day.
Whatever you did to console the heart,
We thank you so much, whatever the part.

Thanks,

Bobbi, Al and Alexis Keiker.

1. Bradford Beach Jam – July 23rd – 25th
2. Brady Street Festival – July 24th
3. German Fest – July 22nd – 25th
4. Singles Night at Miller Park – July 27th
5. Run for the Parks – July 27th

Join Newaukee, the Urban Ecology Center and 88.9 RadioMilwaukee at The New Ecology of Sound on Friday, July 23, 2010, from 6:00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m. Newaukee, a networking organization for young professionals, is hosting this event as a fundraiser for 88.9 RadioMilwaukee, a local, independent radio station, as well as for the Urban Ecology Center, a nonprofit, environmental education center. The New Ecology of Sound will be held at the Urban Ecology Center, located at 1500 East Park Place in Milwaukee. Event tickets are $10 and can be purchased online at www.newaukee.com, as well as at the door. All admission proceeds go to 88.9 RadioMilwaukee, which relies on the community for funding and its continued success.

The New Ecology of Sound will feature live music from Milwaukee-area artists Ethan Keller, Frankie Flowers, Kyle Feerick and the DJs of 88.9 RadioMilwaukee. Attendees can scale the Urban Ecology Center’s rock climbing wall, explore the state-of-the-art green facility, stroll through the urban gardens or browse the canoes, bicycles and kayaks available to borrow through the center. Urban Ecology Center staff will also be available for tours of the grounds. The New Ecology of Sound will also have beer tasting tickets available for purchase, courtesy of the Milwaukee Brewing Company, in addition to having a cash bar. Profits from the beer tasting and the cash bar will benefit the Urban Ecology Center, which also depends on donations from the community to continue its mission.

Newaukee is thrilled to host this fundraiser for 88.9 RadioMilwaukee and the Urban Ecology Center. Both 88.9 RadioMilwaukee and the Urban Ecology Center are custom-built for the Milwaukee-community and thrive on events such as this to increase awareness about their products and services, as well as receive funding to grow their programs. To purchase tickets go to our home page and click on the “Buy Tickets” button or buy your tickets at the door. Hope to see you there!

Images of the Urban Ecology Center, courtesy of Newaukee’s own Scott Divine.

1. Chill on the Hill – July 20th
2. German Fest – July 22nd – 25th
3. After5 Networking w/YP Impact – July 21st
4. Skyline Music Series: Alex Wilson Band – July 20th
5. American Idol Auditions – July 21st