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Resume workshop at Center Street Branch on June 22. Get expert help crafting your resume and leave with a digital copy.
Sign language class at Beulah Brinton, Mondays from 6:30 to 7:30 pm. Learn finger spelling, vocabulary, and expressive skills for $25.
Strength training and nutrition education at Milwaukee Marshall. Mondays and Wednesdays, 6:30–8 PM, $8 each.
Adult tennis lessons at Cahill Courts with tennis pro Phil Kelbe. Beginner and Intermediate levels, Mondays only. Rain-canceled classes get rescheduled to additional Mondays at the end. Bring a racket. June 22–July 27.
Spend an evening with acclaimed author Ann Patchett at the Pabst Theater. She'll be discussing her latest novel, "Whistler," a poignant exploration of life's impermanence. Each ticket includes a signed copy of the book. Arrive early for good seating, as the theater fills up quickly.
Nick Shoulders brings his unique blend of country croon and punky roots music to Milwaukee. Performing solo, he offers a raw and intimate experience that dives deep into both Southern traditions and personal storytelling. Expect a mix of humor and heavy insights, all delivered with a voice that stands out. Arrive early for good seats and soak in the acoustic vibes.
Dive into the magical world of fireflies at Wehr Nature Center. This hands-on program for kids aged 4-6 includes crafting a glowing firefly to take home. Be sure to register online ahead of time, and remember there's a parking fee if you're not a Friends of Wehr member.
Tae Kwon Do classes for beginners at Milwaukee Marshall. Mondays and Wednesdays, 6–7 PM, $35 for residents.
Community discussion on American values at Washington Park Branch. Free, June 22, 6–7:30pm.
Free senior coffee talk at Lydell on downsizing and real estate options, led by Lisa Haynes (Senior Move Manager) and Annie Jurczyk (Senior Real Estate Specialist). Designed for seniors and their families thinking through a move. Framed as a discussion, not a sales pitch. Part of the Whitefish Bay Community Volunteer program.
Dive into the essentials of Zoom with this hands-on class at the Wauwatosa Public Library. Perfect for beginners, you'll learn to navigate video calls, manage settings, and stay secure online. It's a friendly, supportive environment to boost your confidence in virtual meetings. Arrive early to grab a good seat and bring any questions you have.
Free class at the Library Program Room on June 23. Learn how to talk to your tween about periods with confidence.
Free voter registration at East Branch on June 23 from 4 to 6 PM. Make your voice heard.
Monthly financial workshop at Hamilton. Explore retirement planning, budgeting, and strategies for building community wealth.
Unlock your Lego skills at Hamilton with local legend Nealita Nelson. Tuesdays from 5:30 to 7:00 pm, materials fee applies.
Two-hour workshop on critical conversational skills at Hamilton. Overcome the urge to avoid tough talks, just $9.
Macrame plant hangers at Hamilton on June 23. Learn knot techniques and bead additions for home decor.
Learn backyard composting basics at Good Hope Branch on June 23. Enter to win a free compost bin.
Master harmonica basics at Hamilton on Tuesdays from 6 to 7 pm. Bring a 'Key of C' harmonica and start jamming with others.
Learn about honey bees and wasps at Hawthorn Glen. See them in action on June 23, 6:30–8 PM. Five bucks for residents.
Meet bestselling author Lisa See at Centennial Hall. She'll discuss her latest novel, Daughters of the Sun and Moon.
Free talk at Shorewood Village Center on AI's impact and future. Patrick McDaniel shares insights from his expertise.
Meet Lisa See at the Milwaukee Public Library for an engaging evening as she discusses her latest novel, "Daughters of the Sun and Moon." This is a unique chance to hear firsthand about the stories and inspirations behind her work. Arrive early to get a good seat and perhaps a signed copy of her book.
Tuesday-night harmonica class at Hamilton. Learn the basics and bring your own 'Key of C' harmonica.