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Herb gardening class at Hamilton on June 23. Tips on growing, pairing herbs, and folklore for just $9.
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Herb gardening class at Hamilton on June 23. Tips on growing, pairing herbs, and folklore for just $9.

Dive into a floral wonderland at the Summer Flower Fest, where kids and families can explore vibrant plants and fun activities. Held at the Mitchell Park Domes, this event is perfect for those curious about pollinators and tropical frogs. Arrive early for the best experience and don’t forget to dress in bright colors!

Free kids' event at East Branch on June 24. Mermaid Ophelia leads a journey with Alfie the Axolotl, exploring aquatic habitats.

Dive into a fun and educational afternoon at the Wauwatosa Public Library with "Book Drop," a series that combines storytelling and STEM activities. This week, kids will explore the moon's craters inspired by "Rocket Says Look Up!" by Nathan Bryon. It's a perfect blend of imagination and science for young minds.

Enjoy a night of live jazz and Greek cuisine at Sanger House Gardens. Don Linke's smooth tunes set the mood while you savor authentic dishes from Ouzo Cafe Catering. Dress for the weather, as this outdoor event combines music, food, and a beautiful garden setting for a unique cultural experience.

Dive into the world of collage with Red Fawn Studio at Midwest Sad. This workshop explores the art's activist roots while you create your own piece. Supplies are included, and the cozy venue offers snacks and drinks. Perfect for art lovers and those curious about activism.

Two-hour emotional intelligence workshop at Hamilton. Learn a four-step process for better emotional control.

Join Nathaniel Chin at Boswell Book Company for an insightful discussion on Alzheimer's and dementia. Chin shares personal experiences and professional insights, making it a must-attend for anyone dealing with cognitive decline. Arrive early to grab a good seat and maybe a coffee from the nearby café.
Meet Meg Waite Clayton at Shully's ATS for an engaging evening as she discusses her latest novel, "Typewriter Beach." This event includes a reception, and each ticket comes with a paperback copy of the book. Arrive early to mingle and enjoy the atmosphere before the talk begins.

Singing classes at Hamilton, Wednesdays 7:45–8:45 pm. Work on vocal techniques with Mr. D. $15 for residents.

Awaken your sense of wonder at Hawthorn Glen. Meet moths, fireflies, and crickets on June 24. Registration required for adults.

Explore hydroponics with your kids and connect science, nature, and healthy eating.

Beginner Spanish class at OASIS, Wednesdays 10:30–11:30 am. Learn greetings, health terms, and more.

Beginning ESL course at OASIS. Improve listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills, with Spanish support.

Free human body tour at the Library Program Room on June 24. Explore bones, brains, muscles, and more.

Milwaukee's Silent City at Forest Home Cemetery on June 24. Discover stories of local leaders for $8.

Learn the 5 secrets to permanent weight loss at Milwaukee Marshall. Dr. John P. Corsi covers metabolism, hormones, and more.

Free hands-on activities about earthworms at Good Hope Branch. Discover what life is like beneath the surface.

Fall resiliency class at OASIS, Thursdays at 11:05 am. Build strength, stability, and a little extra joy.

Craft a community quilt at Washington Park Branch. Help reflect the unique voices that tell America's story on June 25, 2026.

Free truck exploration at Good Hope Branch. Meet the operators and check out big Milwaukee DPW vehicles.

Free bucket drumming at Martin Luther King Branch on June 25. Learn rhythms and create music through collaboration.

Interactive drum and dance session at Center Street Branch. All ages welcome to learn with Bony Benavides and Imani Jalil.

Upcycle thrifted clothes into new wardrobe pieces at Milwaukee Marshall. Thursdays, 6–8 pm, for $46.