
Summer Reading Ends
Summer reading wraps up on August 7. No cost to participate.
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Summer reading wraps up on August 7. No cost to participate.

Capture nature's beauty with Wehr Camera Club's monthly meet at Wehr Nature Center.

Free tabletop role-playing gaming at Martin Luther King Branch. Create characters, roll dice, and shape the story together.

Talk about death at the Bay View Branch Library. Free, participant-led gathering with light refreshments, August 8.

Free resource info for homeless veterans at Center Street Branch. Housing, medical care, and social services available.

Hang out at Martin Luther King Branch on August 12. Games, snacks, and chill time from 4 to 5:30.

Art, music, and drinks in a stunning setting — pay what you wish and enjoy a cultural evening.

Monthly community mending night — bring your worn clothes for repair.

Puzzle games at Good Hope Branch on August 14. Jigsaw, crossword, word searches, Sudoku, and anagrams await.

Free genealogy help at Bay View Branch on August 15, 2026. MCGS members will answer questions and share search strategies.
Lynden's HOME program closes the 2026 World Refugee Day series with a Citizenship Celebration on August 15, 11am–4pm. Free, family-friendly, and held on Lynden's 40-acre grounds in River Hills.

Free resource info for homeless veterans at Central Library. Housing assistance, treatment programs, and social services.

Board games and connections every Sunday at Tippecanoe. Bring a friend or just come meet fellow gamers.

Redd's Line Up flips the format: a dedicated Advanced and High Improver line dance party at Red Rock Saloon — no beginner basics, just a room full of people who can actually dance. Sundays, 4–7pm.

Downtown Employee Appreciation Week is a celebration for those who keep Milwaukee running. Expect daily giveaways, fun office games, and special discounts. It's a great chance to bond with coworkers and enjoy some well-deserved perks. Plan to hit at least three events for a shot at cool prizes.

Free electronics basics at Atkinson Branch. Conduct experiments and let your imagination soar.

1-hour meeting for all ages at Villard Square Branch.

1-hour storytime for 18+ at Martin Luther King Branch.

AARP Smart Driver Course at Range Line Community Center, taught by AARP instructor John Graber. Single morning session for drivers 50 and up. Completing the course typically qualifies drivers for an insurance discount; bring proof of completion to your auto insurer afterward.

Memory Café at Capitol Branch, August 18, 1–2:30pm. Enjoy snacks, social connections, and activities for all.

Free clothing repairs at Washington Park Library. Get a button sewn or a patch for your jeans on August 18.

Talk about death at the free Death Café on August 18 at Martin Luther King Branch. No agenda, just open conversation.

Free tech help at Center Street Branch on August 18. Bring your device and questions for simple, useful support.

Free email cleanup session at Villard Square Branch. Learn to delete old messages, manage junk, and unsubscribe.