Weekend Picks in Milwaukee: Explore Steampunk at The Domes Faire!

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Check out the Weekend To-Do Roundup every Thursday here. jsonline.com/entertainment/events And appears in print every Friday within the Journal Sentinel.

Spring Migration Walk at Lakeshore State Park

Embrace the essence of the season—and let’s hope the conditions cooperate—as well—for a Spring Migration Hike taking place from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. on March 29 at Lakeshore State Park located at 500 N. Harbor Drive. Certified Naturalist Anne Duffy will guide you through the fundamentals of spotting urban birds within this Lake Michigan haven, frequented by over 100 avian species. Gather at the park's southern entry point to begin your adventure. Entry is complimentary. For further details, visit. dnr.wisconsin.gov/events/104381.

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Steam Punk Festival at Mitchell Park Domes

Part of the "Golden Age of Steam" exhibit at the Mitchell Park Domes, a Steampunk Faire will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on March 29. This tech-inspired garden party will showcase art pieces and inventions created by artisans drawing inspiration from both machinery and the Victorian period. Admission to this event is covered under the standard entry fee to the Domes, which ranges from $6 to $9, with children aged two years and below getting in for free. For more information, visit their website. milwaukeedomes.org.

Spine-Chilling Creatures Day at the Milwaukee Public Museum

As the buggy season approaches, the Milwaukee Public Museum will hold its yearly Creepy-Crawly Day featuring educational sessions and engaging exhibits across the venue from 11 AM to 3 PM on March 29th. Admission fees include access to these activities: $25 general entry, $24 for individuals aged between 14 and 17 years old, $21 for senior citizens who are 65 years of age and above, $19 for children within the range of 6 to 13 years old. Children under five can enter for free during this period until March 30th as well. For more details visit their website. mpm.edu.

The article initially appeared in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Activities for this weekend in Milwaukee include attending a Steampunk Faire at the Domes.

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