Photo credit: Will Archer Photography
“Water Works” Sept. 7-Oct. 6 RedLine Milwaukee, 1422 N. Vel Phillips Ave.
Environmental art activist Melanie Ariens curates “Water Works,” an exhibition on all we demand of the Earth’s most abundant substance on Earth—water. Those of us living in the Great Lakes basin are on the edge of 20% of the world’s accessible fresh water. Water is why we are here, literally. For more information, call 414-502-7641 or visit redlinemilwaukee.com.
Milwaukee Riverkeeper Boat Parade Sept. 8 Milwaukee River
Fresh Perspective Art Collective (FPAC), a group of black artists from Milwaukee, is one of eight local artist groups participating in the Second Annual Milwaukee Riverkeeper Boat Parade—a Waterkeeper Alliance SPLASH Series event featuring an FPAC-built replica of the first iron bridge over Wisconsin Avenue. The parade begins in the Milwaukee Mooring Basin, viewable from Harbor Fest (600 E. Greenfield Ave.), and travels up and down the Milwaukee River. For more information, call 414-287-0207 or visit milwaukeeriverkeeper.org.
Third Ward Art Festival Sept. 8 and 9 Historic Third Ward
In addition to artwork, this festival features live music, food and art activities for children. With an array of restaurants, pubs, theaters, galleries showcasing work of more than 140 juried artists and unique shopping experiences surrounding this free festival, guests are guaranteed a day full of art, culture and fun. For more information, visit amdurproductions.com/event/third-ward-art-festival.
