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Camp Shorewood runs August 3–7 at Shorewood Intermediate. Active games and confidence-building challenges for all campers.
A conceptually rich five-day camp for kids 6–11 that uses Lynden's sculptures as jumping-off points for thinking about transitions and thresholds. Printmaking, paper-making, and painting are the primary media. Less nature-physical than Pond Voyage, more studio-in-the-garden.
Sapling Stories is a week-long adventure for young explorers at Menomonee Valley. Kids will dive into nature-themed stories and hands-on activities, making it a perfect blend of learning and play. Be sure to pack a lunch and prepare for outdoor fun!
Dive into a week of outdoor adventures at Washington Park, where kids can explore nature through hands-on activities like hiking and fort building. It's a great way for kids who have completed grades 3-4 to connect with the environment and learn through play. Remember to pack a lunch and dress for the weather!
AI camp at Lydell for kids entering grades 2-6, run by AI Adventure (aiadventure.co). Projects include AI escape room challenges, training a Teachable Machine to recognize real-world objects, and designing interactive games. Outdoor breaks built into the daily schedule. No coding needed.
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 summer camp at Richards Elementary for kids starting K4 or K5 in fall 2026. Each week runs Monday through Friday, 7:30am to 5:30pm, with a different theme and field trips to parks, the zoo, and the pool. Register by the week — up to eight weeks across the summer.
Summer activities at Club Rec for students with disabilities and their siblings. Free lunch included, all week.
Half-day summer activities for students with disabilities and siblings. Art, games, cooking, and free lunch included.
Club Rec runs Monday through Friday for kids with disabilities and their siblings. Activities include art, games, cooking, and free lunch.
Half-day summer activities for students with disabilities and their siblings. Art, games, cooking, and free lunch included.
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.
Full-day summer camp at Cumberland and Richards Elementary for kids entering 1st through 6th grade. Each week brings a new theme with outdoor games, arts and crafts, spirit days, and field trips. Extended care is available before (7:30-9am) and after (4-5:30pm) for families who need the longer day.
Skyhawks Mini-Hawk multi-sport camp for 4-6 year-olds at Lydell, Monday-Thursday 10am-1pm. Flag football, basketball, and soccer rolled into one camp — a soft first step into organized athletics. Three sections offered across the summer.
This clay camp is a creative playground for kids who love to get their hands dirty. Over four days, they'll learn to craft whimsical vessels with unique shapes and textures. It's all about creativity and fun, with a focus on building foundational skills in ceramics. Spots are limited, so early registration is a smart move.
Babysitting fun for ages 9 and up at Martin Luther King Branch. Make healthy choices, plan activities, and enjoy a snack together.
Crafty fun for kids at Center Street Branch. Drop in August 3, 4–5pm for summer-themed projects or your own creations.
Witness whirligigs and scorpions at Hawthorn Glen on August 4. $5 for residents, $8 for non-residents. Adult must register with a child.
Little Learners Explorers is a delightful play-based class for toddlers and their caregivers. Held at The Little Village Play Cafe, these sessions mix stories, music, and sensory play. It's a great way for kids to build skills and friendships. Arrive early for parking and bring socks for both you and your child.
Engage your little one with stories and songs at Rhyme Time.
45-min storytime for ages 0–5 at Central Library.
Free building fun at Martin Luther King Branch on August 4. Bring your creativity and see what you can create together.