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Candle making workshop at North Division, June 29. Create seasonal wax melts for $10 plus supply fee.
Stuck on a project? MiSA's open woodshop session puts Ben Caballero in the room with you. Bring progress work or questions — it's studio time with a knowledgeable person nearby. $20 suggested, registration required.
Private tennis lessons for youth and adults at Shorewood Intermediate School. June 29 to July 2, $64 for residents.
Dive into the world of movie-making at this engaging camp. Kids will explore hit musicals and learn from different teachers. It's a great way for them to make friends and get creative. Pack a lunch and be ready for a full day of fun.
Create an artistic memory album at Hamilton, Wednesdays 6–8pm. Bring your favorite photos and enjoy snacks.
Free community quilt-making at Mitchell Street Branch on July 2, 2026. Help stitch together unique voices for the 250th anniversary.
Weekly therapeutic recreation program at Hamilton. Get active and have fun, no experience necessary.
Thursday nights at Hamilton feature Get Moving and Culture Cafe. $10 supply fee, $39 for residents.
MPS Drive offers 30 hours of driving instruction at Riverside. Choose in-person, hybrid, or online options.
MPS Drive at Hamilton offers 30 hours of driving instruction. Choose in-person, online, or hybrid classes.
MPS Drive at Pulaski offers 30 hours of instruction and behind-the-wheel training. Choose from in-person, hybrid, or online options.
MPS DRIVE offers 30 hours of instruction and behind-the-wheel training at South Division. Choose in-person, online, or hybrid classes starting July 6.
MPS Drive offers 30 hours of driving instruction and training. Choose from in-person, online, or hybrid options starting July 6.
MPS Drive offers 30 hours of driver instruction at South Division. Choose in-person, hybrid, or online formats.
Make stamps from fresh fruits and veggies at Bay View Branch. Decorate cotton tote bags with your creations.
MPS DRIVE at Milwaukee Marshall offers 30 hours of driver instruction. Choose in-person, online, or hybrid classes.
Twice-a-week evening pottery for high schoolers in the WFBHS ceramics studio, taught by art teacher Tanner Teipel. Beginners through advanced — wheel-throwing techniques scaled to where each kid is. Demos cover bowls, vases, mugs, and bottles plus glazing and altered forms. Last class is for picking up fired pieces.
Free building fun at Martin Luther King Branch. Bring your creativity and see what you can create with friends.
Free typing basics at Central Library on July 7. Hands-on activities to boost your keyboard skills.
Adult pottery class in the WFB High School ceramics studio, taught by the school's art teacher Tanner Teipel. Wheel-throwing from beginner to advanced, with individualized instruction. Bowls, vases, mugs, bottles, plus texture, altered forms, and glazing. Final class July 30 is just for picking up fired pieces.
Dive into a creative evening at Giving Tree Garage, where you'll paint a funky Volkswagen while enjoying your first drink on the house. Set in the vibrant Walker’s Point, this outdoor session captures the essence of summer fun. If the weather changes, the art continues indoors.
Dive into the art of pottery with this hands-on wheel throwing workshop at Eucalyptus and Company. Perfect for beginners, you'll create and take home your own piece. With only five spots available, it's an intimate setting that ensures personalized guidance. Wear clothes you don't mind getting messy!
Free paint and sip at Villard Square Branch on July 10. Supplies are first come, first served.
Dive into the art of pottery with this beginner-friendly wheel throwing workshop in Milwaukee. You'll get hands-on experience with clay, and the small class size ensures personalized attention. It's a great chance to create something unique and take home your own glazed and fired pieces.