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Celebrate the legendary Les Paul at the Guitar Town Music Festival in Waukesha. This free event offers live music, interactive exhibits, and a chance to explore the sites that shaped Les Paul’s career. It's a family-friendly day packed with music history and local flavor. Arrive early to enjoy the full experience and find parking nearby.
Join fellow bird enthusiasts for a morning hike at Wehr Nature Center. It's a welcoming space for all experience levels, so don't worry if you're new to birding. Just bring your curiosity and maybe a pair of binoculars. Remember, there's a $5 parking fee unless you're a Friends of Wehr member.
Espresso 101 class at Stone Creek Coffee Factory.
Explore Milwaukee's history from the water on this narrated river tour. You'll glide past iconic landmarks with insights from Historic Milwaukee, Inc.'s volunteers. Make sure to bring your card for drinks on board, as it's cashless. Perfect for a sunny afternoon with a bit of learning and leisure.
Hands-on herbal product class at Beulah Brinton. Make salves and incense with Ciera Nicole for $6.
Explore the Great Lakes Marine Collection at Central Library. Check out ship models, paintings, and over 12,000 vessel files.
Celebrate the longest day of the year at Central Library. Storytime and make your own sundials, free on June 15.
Free mending workshop at East Branch on June 15. Learn hand and machine techniques to revive your clothes.
Join Meaghan Garvey at Boswell Book Company for an engaging conversation about her debut memoir, "Midwestern Death Trip." This event offers a unique chance to hear Garvey discuss her journey through the Midwest, blending memoir with gonzo reportage. Arrive early to grab a good seat and maybe a coffee from the nearby cafe.
Guitar fundamentals at Riverside on Mondays from 7:30 to 8:30 pm. Bring your own guitar, $37 for residents.
Learn to prioritize quality sleep at Range Line Community Center. Techniques for stress reduction and a better bedtime routine.
Storytime with Mermaid Ophelia at Mitchell Street Library. Learn about watersheds and Milwaukee's waterways, then meet and greet.
Discover your strengths with a free workshop at the Wauwatosa Library. You'll get a copy of Strengths Finder 2.0 and a personal report to boost your job search. Limited spots, so register early!
Free Pivot Program at East Branch on June 16. Get help with licenses, local rules, and business best practices.
Guided walk along the Hank Aaron Trail near the Harley Davidson Museum. Explore stormwater management features with Judy Springer.
Free workshop at Good Hope Branch on June 16. Learn to research and build your business plan using library resources.
Free hands-on cooking for kids at Mitchell Street Branch. Learn about nutrition and food history while making snacks.
Anime Club at Zablocki Branch Library. Watch your favorite series, snack on Japanese treats, and craft. Free.
Talk about death and dying at the free Death Café on June 16 at Martin Luther King Branch. It's participant-led with no agenda.
Recreational tree climbing at Riveredge Nature Center in Saukville for kids 7 and up. Trained Riveredge Adventure facilitators rope kids into the forest canopy — swing from a branch, climb to the top, or try a bat hang. Two sections available.
SPARK! at the Domes offers a welcoming space for older adults with memory challenges and their caregivers. Held in the stunning Mitchell Park Domes, each session features unique activities centered around music, plants, and nature. It's a great way to connect and share memories in a beautiful setting. Pre-registration is required, so plan ahead.
Get a rare glimpse into the magic behind Milwaukee's iconic Hoan Bridge lights with the Light The Hoan team. This interactive cruise offers a chance to learn about the technology and vision behind the lights, and even participate in the display. With a full bar on board, it's a unique way to experience public art on the water. Book early, as spots fill up fast.
Free resource session for homeless veterans at Central Library. Get info on housing, medical treatment, and social services.
Free one-on-one business support at Central Library. Bring your questions and goals, June 17 from 10:30am to 12:30pm.