
Learn the Art of Abstract Painting
Abstract painting class at Hamilton with artist Melva. Saturdays from 1 to 3 pm, $10 supply fee due first day.
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Abstract painting class at Hamilton with artist Melva. Saturdays from 1 to 3 pm, $10 supply fee due first day.

Paint your pet portrait at Tippecanoe Branch on July 18. Supplies are provided, just bring your talent.

Relax and unleash your creativity at The Alibi with a guided painting session capturing a summer sunset. It's a laid-back afternoon with step-by-step instructions, perfect for beginners. Enjoy the cozy atmosphere and some great drinks while you paint.

This pop-up at Cloud 9 Workshop is a creative playground for families. Kids can dive into art activities like the Tinker Bar and Exploration Station. It's a perfect spot for some hands-on fun and creativity. Make sure to bring an adult along, as participation is required.
Join Milwaukee poet Lily Lalios for a series of free, community-focused poetry workshops exploring themes like grief, eco-writing, and memory-keeping. These sessions are held at various inspiring locations around the city, offering a chance to connect with fellow writers and explore Milwaukee's artistic landscape. Register for individual workshops and contribute to a collective anthology celebrating the power of poetry.

Dive into the world of graphic novels with this hands-on workshop at Wonderland Bookshop. Perfect for young writers aged 7-13, you'll create your own comic characters and leave with your first comic panel. Arrive early to grab a good spot and bring your creative ideas!

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.

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.

Dive into the fascinating world of snails and slugs at Wehr Nature Center's engaging program for young kids. This hands-on experience includes a "Slug Hunt" and crafting a snail to take home. It's a fun, educational outing perfect for families with little ones. Be sure to register early as spots fill up fast.

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.

Craft and connect at Central Library on July 20. Bring your latest project or try a new crochet pattern.

Free coaster-making at Zablocki on July 20. Use acrylic markers and paint to create your own unique designs.

This clay camp is a creative haven for teens who love crafting and storytelling. Over four days, they'll build whimsical fairy homes and garden accessories using handbuilding techniques. Expect a hands-on experience where imagination meets skill, with plenty of room for personal expression. It's a great way to nurture creativity in a supportive environment.

Free teen sewing workshop at the Library Program Room. Learn the basics on July 20 from 11:30am to 1pm.

Two-part drawing class at Lydell taught by Debra Locke, who has a BA in Art Education. Fundamentals I covers the basics: tools, shading, blending, highlighting, scaling an image up or down, and mat cutting. Fundamentals II is more open-ended; bring a piece you're working on or pick from her beginner/intermediate/advanced material. All levels welcome in both.

Watercolor class at Lydell School, July 21 to August 27. Capture historical buildings and surrounding greenery.

Dive into a fantasy-themed clay workshop perfect for young artists. Over four days, kids will explore sculpting techniques to create their own mythical creatures. Held at Tooth and Nail Studio, this camp is a creative adventure where kids can unleash their imagination. Be sure to register early as spots are limited.

Macrame plant hangers at Riverside on July 22. Tie knots and add beads to enhance your home decor.

Make your own soy-wax candle at Hamilton on July 22. Choose a scent, design it, and take it home.

Hands-on glass frit painting at Thryve on July 23. Design and kiln-fire your own custom plate for $75.

This is a unique night for book lovers who want to add some sparkle to their favorite reads and maybe even get a book-themed tattoo. Held at Low Rain Studio, you'll find a creative space to bedazzle your books and mingle with fellow readers. If you're feeling adventurous, you can get a small book-inspired tattoo from Daniell, Hannah, or Reid. It's a relaxed evening with snacks, drinks, and a chance to meet others who share your passion for books.

Free building fun at Center Street Branch. Bring your creativity, we'll supply the materials. July 24, 3:30–5:30pm.

Join fellow crafters in the Firefly Room for a night of creativity and inspiration.