Good morning, Waukesha.

At 1:30 p.m. May 22, the Oconomowoc Area Senior Center will host an agricultural program featuring Sarah Hagenow, known as Alice in Dairyland, who will discuss Wisconsin’s agricultural products and their economic impact plus serve a snack; call 262-567-4288 to register.

New owners Alexis and Nate McCourt rebranded the local bakery to Turkey & The Toad at 161 W.

Wisconsin Ave. They have added savory options, fresh doughnuts, and Anodyne Coffee, and will roll out grab-and-go snacks for summer while leaning into the Lake Country vibe.

Jurassic Journey brings dinosaurs to life at the Waukesha County Expo Center this weekend with an interactive exhibit for families.

FOX6’s Andrew Amouzou explains the prehistoric event (featuring animatronic dinosaurs) offers local visitors a fun chance to explore ancient worlds.

Gas prices in the county have risen due to global tensions and domestic refinery issues, reaching $4.66 per gallon as of May 15, which has led residents to cut non-essential trips and prompted county officials to monitor the budget (Director Allison Bussler said early savings helped offset past increases).

Former Bethesda Elementary teacher Joan Dehnel (92) returned on May 15 for a birthday celebration with her great-granddaughter and rang the historic bell for the final time before the school closes in June.

Food Truck & Craft Beer Festival

May 23-24 — Waukesha County Expo Center — Tickets required — Indulge in delicious food truck offerings paired with a variety of craft beers at this lively festival.

Redeemer Tea & Talk

8 p.m. — Rose Glen Elementary School — Fundraising event — Enjoy excellent tea, food, and a short talk while supporting the community.

Waukesha’s Friday Night Live

6:30–9:00 p.m. — Downtown Transit Center, Waukesha, WI — Free entry — Experience a lively street festival with music and fun for the whole family.

Art in Nature Workshop

9-10 a.m. — Retzer Nature Center — $8 per child; adults free — Explore and create art inspired by the natural beauty around you.

GuitarTown Music Festival

12-8 p.m. — Cutler Park — Free entry — Experience a day-long musical celebration in downtown Waukesha transforming into GuitarTown.