Hiding weekly regulars — trivia, yoga, karaoke
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Learn backyard composting basics at Atkinson Branch on July 29. Free program includes a chance to win a compost bin.
Catch and release fireflies and moths at Hawthorn Glen. Make a firefly craft to take home, July 29, 8 PM.
Free walking club at Washington Park, July 29 from 10:15 to 11:15 am. Enjoy nature and good company.
Free 30-minute Green Roof tour at Central Library. Learn about environmental benefits while enjoying a unique city view.
Spot diverse bird species on a relaxed 1.5-mile hike with fellow bird enthusiasts.
Grown Up Summer Camp is your chance to relive camp days without the curfew. Enjoy yoga, kayaking, and crafts at the Urban Ecology Center. Bring your own t-shirts for stamping and unwind with a musical jam around the campfire. Early birds save a bit, so grab your ticket before June ends.
Join fellow bird enthusiasts for a peaceful Sunday morning hike at Wehr Nature Center. This volunteer-led event welcomes birders of all experience levels. Bring your binoculars and enjoy the serene surroundings. Remember, there's a $5 parking fee unless you're a Friends of Wehr member.
Experience the calming practice of Tai Chi Walking at Wehr Nature Center. Led by Reverend Jenny Miller, this session blends Tai Chi with walking, promoting relaxation and balance. It's a great way to connect with nature and find inner peace. Dress comfortably and enjoy the serene outdoor setting.
Experience a peaceful morning at Wehr Nature Center with a guided forest bathing session. This practice, rooted in Shinrin-yoku, invites you to connect deeply with nature through sensory experiences. It's a unique way to unwind and recharge. Remember to register online two days in advance and wear comfortable clothing.
Monthly birding walks at Lynden with poet and Wisconsin Master Naturalist volunteer Chuck Stebelton. 90 minutes, 10–11:30am. No experience needed.
Beginner climbing course for 5-8 year-olds at Novak Family Fieldhouse in Brown Deer. Instructors Zoe Hawk and Braeden Blockel walk kids through basic technique and safety, with bouldering and traversing built into games and challenges so it doesn't feel like a lecture. Four weekday-morning sections to pick from.
Discover the stars with the Wehr Astronomical Society's public viewing in Whitnall Park.
Walking Book Club at Havenwoods State Forest. Listen to an audiobook on your device while enjoying the trails.
Discover the beauty of Milwaukee's natural landscapes with the Nature Journal Club. This welcoming group meets monthly to share a love for nature journaling. Whether you're experienced or just curious, bring your journal and enjoy the camaraderie. Dress for the weather, and note that some supplies are available to borrow.
Nature play for kids at Hawthorn Glen. Messy, imaginative fun with Steph, Tuesday 4:30–5:30 pm.
Learn backyard composting basics at Bay View Branch. Free program with a chance to win a compost bin.
Join Michelle Kramer for a $2 walk through the Central Valley. Discover ponds, rail history, and local art along the trail.
Explore the hidden beauty of Milwaukee County's prairie on this guided ecology walk at Rainbow Airport. It's a rare chance to go off-trail and learn about native flowers in their natural habitat. Bring your waterproof boots and bug spray, and be ready for an adventure through wetlands.
Discover the world of plant-based drinks at Wehr Nature Center's "Brews and Botany." Sample craft beer, kombucha, coffee, and tea in a scenic setting with live music. Enjoy a botanical hike with trivia and grab a bite from an artisanal food truck. It's a perfect blend of nature and flavor. Free parking makes it even sweeter.
Dive into the world of bumble bees with this hands-on field survey at Waukesha County Parks. It's a chance to learn from experts and contribute to local conservation efforts. Bring your curiosity and a keen eye for spotting these vital pollinators. Perfect for nature lovers and those looking to make a difference.
Experience a serene evening of yoga and sound healing under the full moon in a lush garden setting. Arrive early to find a good spot and bring your own mat. The garden ambiance adds a unique touch to this calming experience.
Free backyard composting program at East Branch on August 29. Learn how to compost and enter the raffle for a free bin.
Dive deeper into composting at Milwaukee Public Library. Free session with gardening expert Melinda Myers on August 29.
Explore Milwaukee's rich history from a unique vantage point — a kayak on the river. This tour, led by knowledgeable archivists, offers a fresh perspective on the city's past. Arrive early to get your gear and enjoy a peaceful morning on the water.