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Free history talk at Zablocki Branch on August 19. View images of the Central Library's changes over 125 years.
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Free history talk at Zablocki Branch on August 19. View images of the Central Library's changes over 125 years.

PADI Discover Scuba Diving experience for ages 10 and up in the WFB High School fieldhouse pool. A real first try with scuba gear - learn to breathe underwater, run through basic skills and safety rules, and find out whether full certification is worth pursuing. No experience required. Wednesday evening session.

Travel back to the Mesozoic Era at Center Street Branch. Learn about dinosaurs and the scientists who study them.

Dive into the hidden history of St. Louis with Devin Thomas O'Shea as he discusses his book on the Veiled Prophet Society. This in-store event at Boswell Book Company offers a chance to hear from O'Shea and UWM Professor Jocelyn Szczepaniak-Gillece. Arrive early to grab a good seat and maybe a coffee from the nearby café.

Explore the hidden beauty of Milwaukee County's prairie on this guided ecology walk at Rainbow Airport. It's a rare chance to go off-trail and learn about native flowers in their natural habitat. Bring your waterproof boots and bug spray, and be ready for an adventure through wetlands.

Meet Milwaukee's poets, authors, and storytellers at Mitchell Street Branch. Enjoy live readings, workshops, and more.

Create vision boards at Tippecanoe Branch on August 22. Use stickers, paint, and collage to express your ideas.

Discover the world of plant-based drinks at Wehr Nature Center's "Brews and Botany." Sample craft beer, kombucha, coffee, and tea in a scenic setting with live music. Enjoy a botanical hike with trivia and grab a bite from an artisanal food truck. It's a perfect blend of nature and flavor. Free parking makes it even sweeter.

Junior engineering camp at Beulah Brinton on August 24. Build bridges and motorized vehicles with LEGO bricks.

Harvest strategies and preservation tips at Martin Luther King Branch. Free class on August 24, 5:30–7:30pm.

Harvest with confidence and prepare for fall—learn smart harvesting strategies and how to preserve produce.

Free tech help at Central Library on August 25. Bring your device and any questions for some simple solutions.

Free tech help at Tippecanoe Branch, August 25 from 1 to 2 PM. Bring your device and questions for hands-on support.

Free resource session for veterans at Zablocki Branch. Get info on housing, medical care, and social services.

Dive into the world of bumble bees with this hands-on field survey at Waukesha County Parks. It's a chance to learn from experts and contribute to local conservation efforts. Bring your curiosity and a keen eye for spotting these vital pollinators. Perfect for nature lovers and those looking to make a difference.

Free intellectual property advice at Central Library. Meet with an attorney for brief consultations on August 26.

Free all-ages tour of the human body at Library Program Room. Discover bones, brains, muscles, and more.

Class on osteoporosis at Freedom Physical Therapy in Fox Point, led by Diane Ping (MPT, CMTPT). Single Wednesday morning session covering what osteoporosis is and how to live with and around it. Practical, clinician-led, no equipment needed.

Free career help at Good Hope Branch, last Thursday of every month, 11am to 1pm. Get guidance from librarians.

Monthly geek culture program at Central Library for teens. Share your passion for all things nerdy, free.

This workshop series at Wehr Nature Center is a chance to deepen your connection with nature through Spiritual Ecology. Over six sessions, you'll explore values like compassion and interconnectedness. It's a great way to meet others who share your passion for the environment. Bring a notebook and an open mind.

Free backyard composting program at East Branch on August 29. Learn how to compost and enter the raffle for a free bin.

Dive deeper into composting at Milwaukee Public Library. Free session with gardening expert Melinda Myers on August 29.

Chuck Wendig is coming to Boswell Book Company to discuss his latest novel, "The Calamities." This event promises an engaging dive into a dark fantasy world where family drama meets supernatural intrigue. Arrive early to snag a good seat and maybe grab a coffee from a nearby café. It's a must for fans of dark fantasy and those curious about Wendig's unique storytelling.