World Refugee Day at Milwaukee City Hall: art exhibit, music, food trucks. Mon June 22, 11:30am–2pm. Free.
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Lynden's HOME program brings World Refugee Day to Milwaukee City Hall on June 22. The midday event, co-presented with the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families Bureau of Refugee Programs, includes a children's art exhibit drawn from refugee communities, live music and dance performances, poetry readings, hands-on art-making activities, and food trucks. Free and open to the public during the lunch hour.
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The event, co-hosted with the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families – Bureau of Refugee Programs, will include a children's art exhibit, performances of music and dance, poetry from refugee communities, hands-on art-making activities, and food trucks.
