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Free 30-minute Green Roof tour at Central Library. Learn about environmental benefits while enjoying a unique city view.
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.
Hands-on class at Range Line Community Center on June 18. Learn about digestive herbs and make your own herbal ferment.
Experience a serene morning hike at the Schlitz Audubon Nature Center, celebrating the Midsummer solstice. Guided by Tom Finley, this hike offers a chance to reconnect with nature and possibly spot some local birdlife. Arrive early to enjoy the peaceful lakefront views.
The WMSE Friday Night Freak Show is a unique monthly film series at the Oriental Theatre, featuring cult classics and a live DJ set. Arrive early for the DJ set at 6:30 p.m., and enjoy the film at 7:30 p.m. It's a great way to experience cinema with a lively twist. Parking can be tricky, so consider public transport or carpooling.
Cricut for beginners at Hamilton, Saturdays 9–11am. Master your die-cutting machine and get inspired with projects.
Hands-on herbal product class at Riverside. Make salves and incense with Ciera Nicole for $6.
Dive into the world of field illustration at Schlitz Audubon Nature Center. This outdoor seminar, led by Cheyenne Smith, offers a chance to sketch birds and nature while learning visual journaling techniques. Bring your own sketchbook and enjoy a peaceful morning connecting with nature. If it rains, they've got a backup plan for the next day.
Celebrate the summer solstice with a hike at Hawthorn Glen. Learn about this day’s scientific and cultural significance.
This is Milwaukee's legendary bike tour with a twist — a surprise route and a fun Indiana Jones theme. Expect a leisurely 15-25 mile ride with plenty of stops for food and drinks. Dress up, join the contests, and enjoy the camaraderie with fellow bike and beer lovers. Arrive early to snag your tokens for special discounts along the way.
Explore the lush gardens of South Milwaukee with this annual tour. It's a chance to see some of the most beautiful private gardens in the area, curated by the South Milwaukee Garden Club. Expect a mix of vibrant blooms and creative landscapes. Arrive early to avoid the crowds and enjoy a leisurely stroll.
Fine-tune your Cricut skills at Hamilton. Saturdays from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm, bring your Cricut and a supply list.
Free women's self-defense class at MacDowell, Saturdays noon. Cover awareness, risk reduction, and hands-on techniques.
Join a guided bird walk at Schlitz Audubon Nature Center, perfect for both new and seasoned birders. Explore diverse habitats and learn bird identification with the help of Wisconsin Master Naturalist volunteers. Arrive early to enjoy the peaceful morning atmosphere and bring binoculars if you have them.
Free architectural tour of Central Library on June 20. Discover its historic features with a knowledgeable docent.
Dive into the world of vinyl DJing at Cactus Club's Open Decks Series. It's a welcoming space for everyone, whether you're a seasoned DJ or just curious. Bring your records or use theirs, and get tips on blending and beatmatching. It's a relaxed way to learn and connect with fellow music lovers.
Brains On! Live brings the beloved podcast to life with a fun, interactive science show at Turner Hall Ballroom. Expect magic tricks, dance moves, and a game show that will delight both kids and adults. Arrive early to grab a good seat and enjoy the pre-show excitement.
Dive into a week of creativity at Woodland Pattern’s Poetry Camp. Young writers work with poets and artists, crafting stories and art. Expect workshops, field trips, and a final performance. Plus, each participant gets a $100 gift card for books. Register early, spots fill up fast!
Create a Super Mario Bros-like platformer at Shorewood High School. Learn game mechanics with GDevelop, no coding needed.
Learn magic tricks with professional magician Glen Gerard at Shorewood High School. Use everyday items to impress friends.
Grilled cheese and great reads at Good Hope Branch. Meet Kevin Nichols and his horse, Nikki, while learning about Black Cowboys.
Create sun prints inspired by botanist Anna Atkins at Central Library. Free on June 22, 4–5 PM.
2-hour book club for 18+ at Good Hope Branch.
Free Medicare basics session at Mitchell Street Branch on June 22. Learn enrollment, coverage, and costs.