
Maintain a Healthy Garden
Keep your garden thriving—learn how to care for young plants, manage weeds, and prevent pests.
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Keep your garden thriving—learn how to care for young plants, manage weeds, and prevent pests.

Learn small space composting at Washington Park Branch. Free food scraps pail raffle and handy info sheet included.

Join the discussion on America's founding values at Mitchell Street Branch. Free community event on June 29, 2026.

exhibit for 18+ at Mitchell Street Branch.

Free civics and elections help at Mitchell Street Branch. Absentee ballots, voter registration, games, and kids' performances.

Hands-on kombucha workshop at Hamilton. Learn to craft your own probiotic-rich brew and take it home.

Learn about alien invaders that threaten our trees and wildlife at Hawthorn Glen. Tuesday, June 30, 6:30–8 PM. $5 for residents.

Free history dive at Martin Luther King Branch. Families can solve mysteries from Milwaukee's past using library clues.

Discover a whimsical morning at the Mitchell Park Domes with Wacky First Wednesday. Each month offers a new theme tied to nature and wellness, making it a delightful way to explore the Domes. Perfect for families, and no need to register in advance—just show up and enjoy.

Learn to navigate gym equipment at OASIS, Wednesdays 1:45–2:45 pm. Gain confidence and skills for $15.

Free calligraphy basics at Mitchell Street Branch on July 1. Learn to write a fancy signature like the founding fathers.

Join Denise Kiernan at Boswell Book Company as she delves into the untold stories of women who shaped the American Revolution. Expect an engaging discussion about the powerful roles women played in history. Arrive early to grab a good seat and maybe a coffee from the nearby café.

Dive into a thought-provoking discussion on immigration and justice at the Cactus Book Club. Led by Comité Sin Fronteras, this session explores Silky Shah's "Unbuild Walls," a book that challenges current immigration policies and advocates for abolition. Arrive early to grab a good seat in the cozy back room.

Unravel nocturnal mysteries at Hawthorn Glen. Explore the night-time world of mammals with your child.

Cook seasonal dishes at Hawthorn Glen. Each class includes a meal, Wednesdays from 5:30 to 7:30 pm.

Free community quilt-making at Mitchell Street Branch on July 2, 2026. Help stitch together unique voices for the 250th anniversary.

Free audio engineering workshop at Washington Park Branch on July 2. Hands-on learning with audio engineer Amy Upthagrove.

Celebrate World UFO Day at Mitchell Street Branch. Fun alien stories, crafts, and a galactic passport activity.

Cook and enjoy global dishes at Hamilton. Learn fun facts about each country while connecting with others.

Experience the calming practice of forest bathing at Wehr Nature Center. Led by a certified guide, this session offers a chance to reconnect with nature through sensory activities. Make sure to register online a couple of days in advance to secure your spot.

Visit the Beacons of Brew City exhibit at Central Library. Celebrate eight LGBTQ elders who shaped Milwaukee.

Free entrepreneurship workshop for teens at Villard Square Branch. Learn to turn your ideas into real opportunities.

Free voter registration and verification at Zablocki Branch. July 6 from 12:30 to 2:30 pm.

Dive into the world of cocktails with historians David Wondrich and Robert Simonson at Bryant's Cocktail Lounge. This engaging talk is part of a series celebrating the 10th anniversary of "A Proper Drink." Your ticket includes a cocktail, and you'll have the chance to get your books signed. Arrive early to snag a good seat and enjoy the lounge's classic vibe.