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Free edible astronomy fun at Atkinson Branch on August 3. Kids will learn about the moon, stars, and planets while creating tasty treats.
The Princess Concert brings the magic of beloved film songs to Milwaukee, featuring performers from the West End. Expect a heartwarming show perfect for families. Arrive early to find parking and settle in for a delightful afternoon. The Riverside Theater offers a cozy setting for this enchanting experience.
Celebrate the end of summer reading with ice cream and games at Tippecanoe Branch. Free, all ages welcome.
Full-day workshop series at Lydell taught by Cricket Chinese Academy for kids 6-12. Eight standalone Monday or Wednesday sessions covering Chinese culture and traditions — dumpling making, lantern crafts, a dragon boat mini-race, Chinese yo-yo, chess, paper cutting, and kite-making. Pick the days that fit. Peanut-free lunches only.
Pre-school-year math and literacy review at Richards Elementary for kids entering grades 2–5. WFB educators Karen Eyers and Susan Jones run grade-level math through games, fact fluency, and manipulatives, then literacy via short stories, character discussion, and creative writing. Two sessions with different texts — sign up for one or both.
Witness whirligigs and scorpions at Hawthorn Glen on August 4. $5 for residents, $8 for non-residents. Adult must register with a child.
Free building fun at Martin Luther King Branch on August 4. Bring your creativity and see what you can create together.
Free creative sessions at Good Hope Branch. Tie-dye pillowcases in June, bestie bracelets in July, and slime in August.
This three-day camp at The Little Village Play Cafe is a creative haven for young kids and their caregivers. Focused on sensory play and imaginative discovery, it’s a chance for little ones to explore art in a fun, hands-on way. Expect vibrant activities like finger painting and color-changing jars. Caregivers stay and join in the fun, making it a bonding experience.
Porch Play offers a unique chance for kids to dive into storytelling with Frederick the Mouse. This sensory-immersive session is perfect for young actors wanting to explore their skills in a supportive environment. Held at Pink's Accessible Theater House, it's a great way for kids and caregivers to bond over creativity.
Excavate chocolate chips from cookies at the Library Program Room. Free fun for ages 5–11 with an adult.
Free guided meditation for kids at Hawthorn Glen. Mondays from 4:30 to 5:30 pm, exploring mindfulness and relaxation.
Full-day Mad Science camp at Lydell themed around light, color, and optical illusions. Kids bend lasers around the room, dissect white light with special specs, watch a small indoor fireworks demo, play with mirror illusions, and build a periscope to take home.
Free outdoor reading and STEAM activities at the Urban Ecology Center. Perfect for kids K-6 and their families.
Program for ages 13–17 at Library Program Room.
Nature story time at Hamilton for tots. Craft, outdoor exploration, and meet an education ambassador animal.
Falls Kids Fest is a lively day packed with free activities and games for children of all ages. Hosted at Menomonee Falls Village Park, it's a great way to enjoy a summer day with the family. Expect performances, interactive games, and plenty of opportunities for kids to play and explore. Arrive early to find good parking and bring sunscreen!
Kids suit up as scientists at Hamilton. Use real lab tools to test, measure, and mix in a mini-lab.
Free vocabulary-building workshop at Villard Square Branch on August 8. Learn through play and explore language-building books.
Free Saturday outdoor screening of Inside Out 2 at dusk. Location rotates — verify the host park.
Five days of hand-tool woodworking for kids and teens 10–15 at Lynden's back acres. Campers make their own fixed-blade carving knives then use them on green wood carving projects. Returning campers and first-timers both welcome; prior carving experience not required.
Five-day Young Rembrandts workshop for kids 6-12 who are into K-pop and anime drawing. Each day, students draw anime characters in K-pop styling — specialty eyes, outfits, stage poses — on 11x17 paper using color pencils, Sharpies, and markers. One week of mornings at Lydell.
A delightful morning for toddlers and their caregivers at Wehr Nature Center. Kids will love the hands-on water activities and creating a sparkly wave bottle. Bring a change of clothes for the little ones, as splashing is encouraged. Don't forget to register online in advance!
Explore nature with your little one at Riverside Park. This four-day camp offers a hands-on experience with hiking, stories, and games. It's a great way to bond and learn about the environment. Remember, there's no camp on Friday, so plan accordingly.