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Free career help at Good Hope Branch. Last Thursday of the month, 11am to 1pm. Drop in or make an appointment.

Read aloud to a certified therapy dog at Good Hope Branch. Improve your fluency with a furry friend, free.

Free therapy dog session at the Library Program Room. Unwind with some furry friends on July 30.

Monthly bike ride through Milwaukee starting at Red Arrow Park.
Lynden's eighth season of outdoor Sound Bath & Labyrinth Walks with Sevan Arabajian—a local social worker, musician, and spiritual guide. About 45–60 minutes of ambient sound meditation on Lynden's grounds, followed by a labyrinth walk. Bring something to lie on, dress for weather, arrive 15 min early.

Free teen movie night at Village Center. Catch a flick on July 31 from 3:30 to 5.
Dive into the quirky world of "Name That Schlock," a community-driven gameshow that's anything but ordinary. Expect unexpected twists and a fun, interactive experience. It's a unique chance to engage with fellow enthusiasts in a lively setting.

Dive into a night of immersive dungeon synth at X-Ray Arcade with Hole Dweller, Redhorn Gate, and Count Mortlach. This all-ages event promises a unique musical journey. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the eclectic sounds.

Catch the Hickoids as they bring their unique "roadhouse punk" sound to Milwaukee. Known for their energetic performances and eclectic style, this is their first Midwest tour in 35 years. Expect a night of spontaneous setlists and a mix of classics and new tunes. Arrive early for good parking and to grab a spot close to the stage.

Babysitting workshop at Milwaukee Marshall. Get American Red Cross certified, learn First Aid, and creative play techniques.

Hands-on abstract art workshop at Hamilton. Saturdays from 10am to noon. Ten-dollar supply fee.

Create abstract art with Melva at Hamilton. Saturdays from 10 am to noon, $10 supply fee on the first day.

Learn to use olive oil in salads, dressings, main dishes, and even dessert. Saturday at Riverside, $26 for residents.

Celebrate dance and community at the Dance For Hope MKE Festival. Set against the scenic Milwaukee Lakefront, this free event brings together performers and locals for a day of movement and joy. Arrive early to grab a good spot and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.

Chalk the walk at Villard Square Branch. Create sidewalk art for everyone to enjoy, free and family-friendly.

The Plein Air Competition at Art Lounge invites artists to capture the beauty of Menomonee Falls in the open air. With a judging panel of professional artists, this event is a chance to showcase your skills and win awards. It's a great opportunity to meet fellow artists and enjoy a creative day out.

Build and code your own Mars Rover with LEGO Robotics at Hamilton. Perfect for beginners and experienced builders, Saturday 12:30 PM.

Catch the puppet version of Richard III at Lake Park!

Dive into a full day of live music with 10 bands for just $10 at X-Ray Arcade. This all-ages event features a mix of emo, rock, and post-hardcore acts. Arrive early to snag a good spot and explore local vendors like Grrrls 2 the Front and Scream City Scene Zine.

Create colorful abstract art with Melva at Hamilton. Saturdays from 1 to 3 pm, $10 for residents, $15 supply fee.

Wisconsin IPA Fest is a beer lover's dream, showcasing top IPAs from across the state. Held at Third Space Brewing, it offers unlimited sampling and a chance to vote for your favorite brew. Arrive early to enjoy the VIP perks, including exclusive beers and a meal voucher. Keep an eye out for the food trucks, especially the cheese curds.
Dive into the world of digital DJing at Cactus Club's Open Decks. It's a welcoming space for all skill levels, with equipment guidance on hand. Bring your USB, spin some tracks, and connect with fellow music enthusiasts. Perfect for those curious about DJing or looking to share their sound.

Saturday morning kayak trip on the Milwaukee River with a Riveredge Adventure Educator, putting in at Villa Grove Park in Mequon. Two to three miles of paddling past blue herons with clear tannic water below. No experience needed. Single-person kayaks, paddles, and life jackets are provided; bring sunscreen, a hat, and water.

Build VEX robot creatures at Hamilton on Saturdays. Experiment with motors and design robots that mimic insect movement.