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A night of emo and indie rock at X-Ray Arcade with bands from Milwaukee, Halifax, and Madison. Get there early for the best spot on the floor. All ages welcome, and it's cash only at the door.
Dive into a One Piece-themed painting night at Faklandia Brewpub. This event is perfect for anime fans and art lovers alike. You'll get step-by-step instructions to create a vibrant piece while enjoying your favorite drink. Arrive early to snag a good spot and maybe grab a bite before the painting begins.
Butterfly class at Hawthorn Glen on July 21. Learn about metamorphosis and how to help these colorful insects.
Miss Video 4 U is a quirky, multimedia event showcasing rejected and unconventional films. It's a unique chance to see experimental works that didn't make the mainstream cut. Expect a mix of video art, zines, and digital ephemera. Arrive early to grab a good spot and dive into this creative chaos.
Color affects your personality and chakras. Explore this at Hamilton on July 21 for six bucks.
Parent-and-child music class for kids 6 months through 4 years, taught by Dana Sherman at Lydell. Sessions cover children's songs, finger play, creative movement, and different rhythms. Class moves outside when the weather is good. Every kid in the 6-month-to-4-year range needs to be registered, including siblings.
Watercolor class at Lydell School, July 21 to August 27. Capture historical buildings and surrounding greenery.
Free health literacy clinic for kids at Martin Luther King Branch. Hands-on activities and take-home resources on wellness.
Free computer basics at Martin Luther King Branch. Learn terminology, navigation, and simple troubleshooting.
Free building fun at Good Hope Branch on July 21. Bring creativity, we'll supply the materials.
Dive into a world of fizz and fairy dust at this hands-on camp for little ones. It's all about messy magic and sensory exploration, perfect for curious kids and their caregivers. Expect bubbly experiments, creative play, and a chance to make new friends. Remember, this isn't a drop-off — grown-ups join the fun too!
Catch your favorite anime at Zablocki Branch on July 21 from 4:30 to 5:30 PM. Snacks and a quick craft await you.
Chat about death and dying at Martin Luther King Branch. A free, participant-led gathering with no agenda.
1-hour book club for 18+ at Central Library.
Porch Play is a unique, sensory-immersive experience for kids aged 4-8, bringing stories to life with a focus on special education and inclusion. This session explores "Sadie Sprocket Built a Rocket," encouraging kids to dream big. It's a perfect bonding activity for a child and caregiver. Arrive early to settle in and enjoy the interactive storytelling.
2-hour show for ages 13–18 at Good Hope Branch.
Free bucket drumming at Tippecanoe Branch on July 22. Learn rhythms and create music through collaboration.
Turn empty water bottles into sun catchers at East Branch. Free craft session on July 22 from 3:30 to 5 PM.
Home-alone safety course for kids entering grades 4–6, taught by Jessica Heller of Heller Safety Solutions at Lydell. Kids learn what to do during power outages and weather emergencies, get an intro to the Safe Sitter First Aid Chart, and take home a hard-copy textbook. Add $2 at registration if a Scout badge is needed.
NEWaukee's downtown Night Market — 100+ vendors and multiple music stages on Wisconsin Avenue. Four nights only.
American Red Cross CPR/AED/First Aid certification with Jessica Heller of Heller Safety Solutions. Blended format: ~2.5 hours of online coursework done before class, then an in-person hands-on skills session at Lydell. Earns the standard two-year ARC certification. Ages 11 and up. Two sections.
Macrame plant hangers at Riverside on July 22. Tie knots and add beads to enhance your home decor.
Learn to make samgyetang, a traditional Korean chicken soup, at Hamilton. Stuff a young chicken with rice, ginseng, and more.
Make your own soy-wax candle at Hamilton on July 22. Choose a scent, design it, and take it home.