
Milwaukee's Silent City
Milwaukee's Silent City invites you to Forest Home Cemetery. Discover stories of leaders and trailblazers Thursday at 6:30.
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Milwaukee's Silent City invites you to Forest Home Cemetery. Discover stories of leaders and trailblazers Thursday at 6:30.

Snooze at the Zoo is an overnight camping adventure at Milwaukee County Zoo. Experience the zoo after dark with dinner, breakfast, and s’mores included. It’s a unique way to connect with wildlife and support conservation efforts. Bring your own camping gear, and enjoy a night under the stars with some furry and feathered friends.

Free Medicare 101 seminar at Zablocki Branch. Learn enrollment, coverage, and costs on August 14.
Dive into the world of Irish mysteries with Carlene O'Connor at Boswell Book Company. This event is a treat for mystery lovers and Irish culture enthusiasts alike. Expect engaging storytelling and insights into her latest book, "Murder at an Irish Session." Arrive early to grab a good seat and maybe a copy of the book!

Free genealogy help at Bay View Branch on August 15, 2026. MCGS members will answer questions and share search strategies.

Discover the beauty of Milwaukee's natural landscapes with the Nature Journal Club. This welcoming group meets monthly to share a love for nature journaling. Whether you're experienced or just curious, bring your journal and enjoy the camaraderie. Dress for the weather, and note that some supplies are available to borrow.

Count body parts and wings at Hawthorn Glen's insect picnic. Bring a leafy green for 'bug salad', $6 for residents.
Dive into the world of vinyl DJing at Cactus Club's Open Decks. Whether you're a seasoned DJ or just curious, there's room for everyone to learn and play. Bring your records or use theirs, and enjoy a supportive environment to hone your skills. It's a great way to connect with fellow music lovers and discover new tunes.
Discover local talent at the Recess! Artist Market, a monthly outdoor event at Cactus Club. You'll find unique creations from makers and bakers, plus quick Risograph classes in collaboration with bearbear.co. Enjoy a fresh DJ set each time while you explore. Arrive early for the best finds and stay for the tunes.

Catch a puppet rendition of Shakespeare's Richard III at the Schauer Arts Center!

NASA-themed camp at Beulah Brinton for kids. Build rockets, assemble satellites, and experience space challenges.

Free electronics basics at Atkinson Branch. Conduct experiments and let your imagination soar.

1-hour meeting for all ages at Villard Square Branch.

Mocktail demos and tastings at Villard Square Branch. Leave with recipes and a curated list of zero-proof books.

Free mending workshop at East Branch on August 17. Learn to replace buttons, patch holes, and try hand and machine sewing.

AARP Smart Driver Course at Range Line Community Center, taught by AARP instructor John Graber. Single morning session for drivers 50 and up. Completing the course typically qualifies drivers for an insurance discount; bring proof of completion to your auto insurer afterward.

Full-day Safe Sitter Essential course at Lydell for kids 11 and up, taught by RN Teresina Simmons. Covers child care skills (behavior, ages and stages, diapering), first aid and rescue including choking and CPR, and the business side — screening jobs, discussing fees, greeting employers. Three sections to pick from.

Presentation on hormones in peri- and postmenopause at Range Line Community Center. Learn about symptoms, treatments, and long-term health.

Free 2.5-hour renter education at Center Street Branch. Learn to make safe housing choices and resolve disputes.

Monthly Anime Club at Zablocki Branch. Watch rated series, snack on Japanese treats, and make a quick craft.

Free clothing repairs at Washington Park Library. Get a button sewn or a patch for your jeans on August 18.

Talk about death at the free Death Café on August 18 at Martin Luther King Branch. No agenda, just open conversation.
Dive into a dystopian world with August Clarke at Boswell Book Company. Clarke, known for his sharp speculative fiction, discusses his latest novel, "The Felicity Complex." This is a chance to hear firsthand about the inspirations and themes behind his work. Arrive early to grab a good seat and maybe pick up a signed copy.

Learn backyard composting basics at Bay View Branch. Free program with a chance to win a compost bin.