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Hands-on STEM challenges at Camp Shorewood, July 13–17. Explore multiple creative builds for problem-solving and experimentation.
Hands-on STEM challenges at Junior Camp Shorewood, July 13-17. Design, test, and create multiple projects.
Tree Tales is a week-long adventure for kids who love stories and the outdoors. They'll explore different habitats, act out tales with puppets, and enjoy the natural beauty of Washington Park. Perfect for young imaginations, this camp combines storytelling with hands-on exploration.
Dive into a week of nature exploration at Riverside Park with the Outdoor Detectives camp. Kids will engage in hiking, fort building, and hands-on science activities. It's a great way for children who have completed grades 3-4 to connect with nature and learn outside the classroom. Remember to pack a lunch and dress for outdoor adventures.
One-week coed soccer skills camp at Wick Playfield for ages 7–14. Focus on skills, sportsmanship, and teamwork.
Multi-sport camp at MacDowell for kids. Basketball, volleyball, T-Ball, and more from July 13 to 16, 1–2:30 pm.
Free summer camping workshop at Central Library. Learn safety tips and make your own decoupage lantern.
This youth studio class at the Milwaukee Art Museum is a creative adventure for kids aged 10-15. They'll explore animal-inspired art and make their own creations using diverse materials. It's a great way for young artists to dive into the world of art in a supportive environment. Remember to register early as spots can fill up quickly.
This creative camp at Tooth and Nail Studio lets kids explore art and history by crafting their own "Creature Jar." Inspired by Ancient Egyptian Canopic Jars, it's a hands-on way for kids to connect with history and express their creativity. The studio provides all materials, and kids will leave with a unique piece they've crafted themselves. Sign up early as spots are limited.
Volleyball clinic for 1st-8th graders at WFB Middle School's new gym, running July 13-23 (Mon-Thu). Three sections — A1 and A2 cover the basics (setting, passing, footwork, arm swing, and communication), A3 introduces beginner-level competition skills. Pace is quick and drill-heavy so kids stay engaged.
1-hour show for ages 0–5 at Washington Park Branch.
Free Afro-Latino drum and dance workshop at Village Center. Tuesday, July 14, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.
Free bucket drumming at Capitol Branch on July 14. Learn rhythms and create music together.
Paint a rock at Villard Square Branch. Create tokens of kindness and motivation, free for all to share.
This Clay Jewelry Studio is a hands-on experience for kids aged 7-12, where they can explore their creativity through ceramic jewelry making. Held at Tooth and Nail Studio, the class covers a variety of techniques like pinching and coiling. It's a great way for kids to learn new skills and make something unique. Spots are limited, so early registration is a smart move.
Free reading navigation session at Martin Luther King Branch. Focus on two early chapter book series.
This three-day camp at The Little Village Play Cafe transforms the space into a global adventure for toddlers. Expect sensory play with water tables, rainforest sounds, and international treats. Caregivers stay to join the fun, making it a bonding experience. Bring socks and a water bottle!
A special evening at the Milwaukee County Zoo exclusively for members. Enjoy performances, food trucks, and animal talks. It's a great way to explore the zoo after hours with fewer crowds. Don't miss the conservation-themed shows and the chance to ride the carousel and train. Bring your membership card for free parking if eligible.
Porch Play offers a unique chance for kids to dive into a story through sensory play. This week's theme, "The Snowy Day," lets kids experience winter in July. It's a creative way to engage young imaginations with hands-on activities. Be ready for some summer snow fun!
Decorate your own pet rock at the Library Program Room. Free fun for all ages, July 15 from 1:30 to 3.
Free kids' program at East Branch on July 15. Get hands-on with earthworms and discover life beneath your feet.
Dive into the vibrant world of Talavera art with this hands-on workshop at Latino Arts, Inc. Perfect for families, you'll construct and paint your own birdhouse while learning about the rich history of this colorful folk art. Make sure to bring the kids; it's a creative way to spend a morning together.
Touch a truck at Bay View Library on July 16. Story time inside from 10 to 11:30 a.m., all for free.
Family Play and Learn at Martin Luther King Branch. Enjoy fun activities that enhance early literacy skills, July 16, 10:30am.