• Les Cordes en Blue | Monday, June 3 | 7-9 p.m. | Leopold’s Books Bar Caffe, 1301 Regent St., Madison | Cost of purchase | Listen to music inspired by the legendary Django Reinhardt while sipping on some cocktails.
• “Barbie” on the Terrace | Monday, June 3 | 9-11 p.m. | Memorial Union, 800 Langdon St., Madison | Free | Enjoy an outdoor screening of “Barbie” while sitting lakeside at the Memorial Union Terrace.

• Leather Earring Making Class | Tuesday, June 4 | 6-8 p.m. | Starkweather Brewing Company, 2439 Atwood Ave., Madison | Craft three pairs of leather earrings to take home while imbibing beverages.

• Historic Downtown Middleton Stroll ‘N Tell | Wednesday, June 5 | 3-4:45 p.m. | Rowley House Museum, 7410 Hubbard Ave., Middleton | Free | For history buffs, enjoy a free tour led by the Middleton’s former City Administrator.
• Washburn Observatory Viewing Night | Wednesday, June 5 | 9-11 p.m. | Washburn Observatory, 1401 Observatory Dr., Madison | Free | Weather permitting, UW astronomy graduate students will guide you through an informal observation session in the Washburn Observatory dome.

• Ladies Must Swing | Thursday, June 6 | 7-10 p.m. | Cafe CODA, 1224 Williamson St., Madison | $15 | Swing with a swing band made up entirely of women.

• Hot Flash Dance Party | Friday, June 7 | 7-9:30 p.m. | The Cardinal Bar, 418 E. Wilson St., Madison | Cost of purchase | A dance for the young, and young at heart, featuring hits from the 70s to the 2000s.
• Chamber Music Festival: High Fidelity | Friday, June 7-Sunday, June 23 | Times vary | Hamel Music Center, 740 University Ave., Madison | $10-$53 | Bach Dancing & Dynamite Society’s 33rd summer chamber music festival features nine different concerts spiked with stories about the music, mystery guests, and door prizes over three weekends.*

• It’s Madison Bike Week. There are over 70 community events over the coming days. Additionally, a newly formed e-bike group announced its weekly Wednesday night rides. (Channel 3000)

• The Transportation Commission approved raising special event parking rates at the South Livingston Street and State Street Campus garages from $8 to $15. Rates at other garages will rise from $8 to $10. (WORT)

• Lunch Time LIVE!, the free summer concert series, is back. On Tuesdays, June through August, catch live performances on the Capitol’s King Street-facing walkway from 12 to 1 p.m. Tomorrow, Panchromatic Steel will perform.

• Eno Vino Waunakee has closed after 20 months. Owner Jose Luis Granados said the decision was based on hiring difficulties and rising costs. Eno Vino’s other locations (downtown, west side) remain open. (Wisconsin State Journal)

• To help ensure produce does not go to waste, Second Harvest is working with vendors at Madison’s Wednesday Farmers’ Market. The nonprofit will purchase excess and unsold produce from the vendors and distribute it to families facing hunger through its partner agencies. (WMTV)

• Testing local beach water quality is now much faster. Public Health Madison and Dane County’s new program uses a method that can detect bacteria in water samples within four hours. The process previously took 18 hours. (Channel 3000)

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