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Free health info and BadgerCare application help at Mitchell Street Branch. Talk employment opportunities with Molina Healthcare.
Free career help at Good Hope Branch on the last Thursday of each month, 11am–1pm. Drop in or book an appointment.
Creative writing workshop at Capitol Branch on June 25. Pens, journals, prompts, plus snacks and juice.
Free therapy dog session at the Library Program Room. Unwind and de-stress with some furry friends.
Geek Out at Central Library is your spot for all things geek, nerd, and pop culture. Join fellow teens on June 25 from 4pm to 5pm.
Read aloud to therapy dog June at Good Hope Branch. Improve fluency in a relaxed, furry setting.
414Freeze brings a unique pop-up market to Joy Ice Cream, where you can snag handmade and vintage goods all priced at $15 or less. It's a relaxed, community-focused event perfect for supporting local vendors while enjoying delicious ice cream. Arrive early to catch the best deals and flavors.
Free group bike rides on Milwaukee's best trails. Thursdays at 6 PM, suitable for beginners. Bring your own bike and helmet.
Free family playtime at Tippecanoe Branch. Talk, sing, read, and imagine together on June 26.
Free teen movie night at Village Center on June 26. Grab some popcorn and enjoy a film from 3:30 to 5.
Join fellow veterans for a peaceful walk through Wehr Nature Center's scenic trails. This monthly gathering offers a chance to connect with nature and fellow service members. It's a free event, but make sure to register in advance. Wear comfortable shoes and bring a water bottle.
Baby Time at the Wauwatosa Public Library offers a cozy, interactive session for infants and their caregivers. It's a sweet spot for bonding over stories and songs. Arrive early to secure your spot, as walk-ins are only accommodated if space allows. Perfect for a gentle start to your baby's day.
30-min storytime for ages 0–5 at Washington Park Branch.
Free Mini Makers program at Martin Luther King Branch. Tinker and explore STEM activities for kids ages 2–6.
Free building fun at Capitol Branch on June 26. Bring your creativity and see what you can create together.
Free building fun at Center Street Branch on June 26. Bring your creativity and use our materials to create together.
Free animated movie screening for teens at East Branch. Each week, a film from a different country.
Learn e-bike handling and safety skills at Atwater Elementary on June 27. Bring your e-bike, helmet, and lunch.
Dive into a morning of board games at the Wauwatosa Public Library. It's a welcoming spot for both newbies and seasoned players. No need to register, just show up and enjoy the camaraderie. Perfect for ages 13 and up, it's a great way to meet fellow game enthusiasts.
Free guided meditation at Cupertino Park, Saturdays at 10 am. Bring a yoga mat and water for the sunrise session.
The Teen Conservation Club at Wehr Nature Center is a fantastic opportunity for teens aged 13-17 to engage with nature and community. Meeting monthly, this club offers hands-on conservation activities and a chance to connect with like-minded peers. Make sure to register in advance and plan to attend at least six sessions throughout the year.
Free community meal at Mitchell Street Branch on June 27. Discuss 250 years of democracy and its local impact.
Free book discussion at Atkinson Branch on June 27. Culturally relevant titles, led by global speaker Element.
Free Mario Kart competition at Tippecanoe Branch. Play against friends, family, or the Librarian for a treat.