
Glass Blowing
Glass blowing workshop at Square One Art Glass. Create your own art piece while learning blocking, marvering, and shaping.
Discover Milwaukee's Chinese history through poetry, film, and personal stories.
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Glass blowing workshop at Square One Art Glass. Create your own art piece while learning blocking, marvering, and shaping.
Crochet a mixed motif blanket at Hamilton. Advanced beginners can tackle five 8" squares and get guided help.

Free crafting session at the Library Program Room on July 28, 10:30am–12pm. Bring your own materials and get inspired.
Milwaukee's Chinese American Experience Reception offers a deep dive into the city's rich immigrant history. Hosted by the Organization of Chinese Americans-Wisconsin Chapter, this event combines art and storytelling to highlight cultural narratives often overlooked. Angela Wang, the Milwaukee Youth Poet Laureate, will share her work, setting the stage for a documentary screening that explores historical markers and their significance.
The event also includes a talkback session with director Yinan Wang, providing an opportunity for attendees to engage with the film's themes of migration and belonging. It's a thoughtful afternoon designed to foster understanding and appreciation of Milwaukee's diverse heritage. Whether you're a history buff or just curious, this reception promises insights and connections.
Join the Organization of Chinese Americans-Wisconsin Chapter for an afternoon celebrating Milwaukee's Chinese American history. This event features poetry reading by Milwaukee Youth Poet Laureate Angela Wang, personal and historical narratives from notable OCA members, and screening of the documentary film From Section 48 to King Drive (2026). This film uncovers a seldom-told narrative of Milwaukee's Chinese immigrant history through the installation of two state historical markers. Mixing archival fragments, local memory, and careful attention to place, the film traces how these small commemorations open into larger questions of migration, erasure, and belonging. Take part in the post film talkback with director Yinan Wang.