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Rainbow Cobra is celebrating their album release at Cactus Club, a staple in Milwaukee's music scene. Expect a night of energetic performances with Teenage Ice Age and Poor Ridley also taking the stage. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the intimate setting.
Spend a serene Sunday morning at Bouquet Café in Germantown, where you can craft your own floral masterpiece from freshly cut farm flowers. Enjoy complimentary coffee while you explore the fields. Bring your kids, dogs, and a picnic for a relaxed outing. Arrive early for the best seating and bring essentials like sunscreen and water.
Back since 2025 after a five-year hiatus, this near-south-side market runs trilingual — English, Spanish, and Hmong — and leans on Hmong family farmers. A genuine reflection of the neighborhood around it.
Cafe Sopra Mare is the perfect way to spend a Sunday morning. Set in the beautiful Villa Terrace courtyard, enjoy live music from top Milwaukee musicians while sipping complimentary coffee. It's a relaxed vibe, so bring a book or a friend. The museum and gardens are free to explore during the event, making it a great day out.
Climb, balance, and tackle fun challenges at Camp Shorewood, July 20–24. Games and activities build strength and teamwork.
Flag football camp at Atwater Elementary from July 20 to 23. Skills, fun, and a Super Bowl showcase to end the week.
Track & field camp at Atwater Elementary, July 20–23. Build skills and have fun, then compete in a track meet.
Workshop at Shorewood High for parents of high schoolers. Learn how to support your student through college apps.
Illustrate your own adventure at Shorewood High School, July 20–23. Design unique islands with Anna Grosch.
Five-day drawing workshop run by Young Rembrandts for kids 6-12. Each day, students draw one large poster-sized dragon using color pencils, Sharpies, markers, and pastels. Focus is on shading, texture, and dramatic color. Five completed pieces by the end of the week.
Full-day math and STEM enrichment camp at Richards Elementary for kids entering grades 2–5. Taught by WFB educators Karen Eyers and Susan Jones using Three-Act Math Tasks plus hands-on builds — water slides, boats, parachutes. Kids spend time outside, so wear active clothes and pack a peanut-free lunch.
Become a young architect at Shorewood High, July 20–23. Design buildings for extreme environments like space or the Arctic.
A second session of Lynden's Pond Voyage camp, added because the first week filled. Same raft-building, batik-dyeing, and pond-sailing curriculum for kids 6–11, July 20–24. If your kid missed the first session, this is the slot.
Dive into nature with Outdoor Detectives, where kids explore local parks and nature preserves. From hiking to fort building, this camp offers hands-on activities that engage young minds. Held at Menomonee Valley, it's a perfect summer adventure for curious kids.
Four-day orientation for incoming WFB freshmen, taught by WFBHS teacher Anna Gibson in the Library Media Center. Kids tour the building, walk their actual schedule, sign up for extracurriculars, set up their student Google Drive, and pick up note-taking and study skills. Ends with a picnic lunch at the WFB Community Garden — bring a bag lunch the last day.
Morning chess camp at Lydell for 6–13 year-olds, beginners welcome. Each day mixes a coached teaching block with guided practice, and the week ends with a non-elimination tournament so no one gets knocked out early. After School Enrichment Staff run it.
Explore the Great Lakes Marine Collection at Central Library. Discover ship models, paintings, and over 12,000 vessel files.
Free workshop for ages 18–24 at Villard Square. Learn to build income, connect to resources, and grow your business.
Free mummification workshop at Zablocki Branch on July 20. Help process a life-size model and uncover ancient secrets.
Paper folding class at Hamilton for ages 5–8, July 20–23. Create a seasonal calendar with your child, $20 supply fee.
Create a paper flower garden at Hamilton for ages 8–15. Fold tulips, lilies, and more, then display your work.
Bug story time at Central Library, followed by building your own bug hotels. Free on July 20, 4pm–5pm.
Monthly teen journaling at Atkinson Branch. Write with provided journals, prompts, snacks, and stickers.
Dive into the art of stained glass at Eucalyptus and Company. This hands-on workshop is perfect for beginners, offering a chance to create your own floral-themed glass piece in just one session. All materials are provided, and you'll leave with a ready-to-hang masterpiece. Remember to bring safety glasses and avoid shorts and open-toe shoes for safety.