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A two-day deep-dive into bonsai as art for kids 6–11 at Lynden, led in partnership with Milwaukee Bonsai Society's John Rodgers. Kids create both a Penjing miniature landscape and a Kokedama moss-ball bonsai to take home. One of the more focused, craft-intensive camps Lynden offers.
Dive into the world of Wisconsin wildlife at the Urban Ecology Center's Animal Extravaganza. Kids will explore nature through hands-on activities and games. It's a great way for young ones to connect with the outdoors and learn about local animals. Remember, there's no camp on July 3rd, so plan accordingly!
Trailblazers RP2 is a four-day adventure for young explorers at Riverside Park. Kids will engage with nature through hikes, stories, and hands-on activities. Remember, there's no camp on July 3rd, so plan accordingly. It's a great way for kids to learn and play outdoors.
Three afternoon sessions of Garden Animals for kids 4–6, running 1–4pm June 29–July 1. Same animal-themed art exploration as the morning camp—good if your child already has morning activities that week.
Explore the underground world at Zablocki Branch. Meet chipmunks, ants, and earthworms in this free interactive adventure.
Free butterfly exploration at Atkinson Branch. Get up close with the fascinating residents of MPM's Butterfly Vivarium.
Free firefly fun at Central Library on June 29. Catch fireflies and decorate your own jar after a summer story.
Free family movie night at Mitchell Street Branch on June 29. Watch National Treasure and uncover hidden history.
Half-day summer program for students with disabilities and siblings. Art, games, cooking, and free lunch, Monday–Friday.
Half-day summer rec at Clement Avenue for students with disabilities and their siblings. Art, games, cooking, PE, free lunch, M–F.
Club Rec offers summer fun with art, games, and cooking. Half-day for ESY students, full-day for others, Monday to Friday.
Club Rec offers summer activities for students with disabilities and siblings. Half-day for ESY students, full-day for others.
Dive into the world of musicals with this engaging camp that brings screen hits to life on stage. Each day offers unique activities tailored for different age groups. It's a great way for kids to explore their creativity while making new friends. Pack a lunch and get ready for a fun-filled day of learning and performing.
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.
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.
Lego-building fun at Shorewood High for ages 8–11. Explore engineering principles and collaborate on cool projects.
Full-day Mad Science camp at Lydell, all chemistry. Kids make a mini lava lamp, mix Slippery Slime, blend a super-bouncy ball, test molecule speed, and build a bubble galaxy. Hands-on the whole day — the chemistry sneaks in through the projects.
Free interactive adventure at Village Center. Meet chipmunks, ants, and earthworms on June 30.
Free history dive at Martin Luther King Branch. Families can solve mysteries from Milwaukee's past using library clues.
Free cardboard creation at Good Hope Branch on June 30. Build anything from animals to huge structures.
A delightful camp for toddlers to explore the wonders of the garden through sensory play. Expect hands-on activities like floral-scented playdough and "mud" bins. It's a great way for kids to learn and play creatively with their caregivers. Bring socks and a water bottle!
Free game night at Martin Luther King Branch on June 30. Video games, board games, and more from 4 to 6 PM.
Storytime for ages 5–12 at Library Program Room.
30-min storytime for ages 0–5 at Tippecanoe Branch.