In addition to the events below, please see our list of active Interest Groups (book groups, gardening, bridge, mah jongg among many others). Most groups meet once a month and welcome new members! Interest Group events are also listed on our calendar.
May 9, 2025 Milwaukee Symphony
Let your imagination get energized as you listen to the captivating program, led by Music Director Ken-David Masur, entitled, “Pines of Rome.” Each of the four movements depicts a setting in Rome with pine trees: the Villa Borghese gardens, near a catacomb, on Janiculum Hill, and the Appian Way.
11:15 a.m. matinee
Tickets: $39.00 each
9:45 a.m. Car Pooling from Brookfield Square (near Chick-Fil-A)
Lunch afterwards at the Ambassador hotel. Lunch at your own expense
Payment due by April 14th.
Please see Post Graduate and Punchbowl invitation for more information.
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Past Events:
March 27, 2025 Women of the Pabst Tour
A guided tour of The Pabst Mansion, 2000 W. Wisconsin Ave., at the discounted rate of $13 per person. Maximum capacity for this outing is 22 people. We will have time to shop or watch a brief, historical video. Lockers are available for any purses/bags larger than 5” by 7”. We’ll walk next door to the Mansion for the one hour guided tour.
March is Women’s History Month and Milwaukee’s outstanding late 19ᵗʰ century house museum will be celebrating all month with its popular, annual guided tour highlighting the women who lived there, women who created or were featured in its art, and the ones who provided services.
Further information will be available on the Punchbowl invitation and future The Post Graduates.
February 25, 2025 11a.m. – 2 p.m. – Tour of Mount Mary University
On Tuesday, February 25th, AAUW Members will plan to visit Mt. Mary University and learn how courses and programs have evolved and improved over more than a 100-year period into an established institution that is future-focused upon the needs of our ever-changing world. The tour will include the areas of health care, technology, fashion and design, along with virtual reality. We will also see where students can go to reflect, balance, and nurture their mind and soul, creating an atmosphere for personal growth which is an ultimate priority for this institution. In the afternoon, for those who may be interested, we will visit Trinity Woods, a senior intergenerational living community where students, children, retired staff, and others live and thrive on this beautiful campus.
More information will follow in a Punchbowl invitation.
January 19, 2025 Renaissance Theaterworks
The Nether, by Jennifer Haley
Enter the Nether: where anything is possible and there are no consequences. A Sci-fi detective story that dives deep into the complex moral implications of AI technology.
Sunday, January 19, 2025 Matinee Performance at 2PM
255 S Water St, Milwaukee
Carpooling will be arranged
Further information will be available on the Punchbowl invitation and future The Post Graduates.