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Porch Play offers a unique chance for kids to dive into a story through sensory play. This week's theme, "The Snowy Day," lets kids experience winter in July. It's a creative way to engage young imaginations with hands-on activities. Be ready for some summer snow fun!
Free class on toilet learning at Village Center. Get practical tools and expert guidance to support your child.
Comedy and education collide at Amorphic's Three Minute Thesis XVI. Free entry, vote for the winner!
Hike at Hawthorn Glen to spot bats and learn how they help us. Adults register with a child; $5 for residents.
Interactive workshop at Shorewood High for rising seniors. Work through the Common Application with expert guidance.
Herbs class at Range Line Community Center on July 16. Learn to ease tension and make a remedy to take home.
ChatGPT for health info at Central Library on July 16. Learn safe strategies and what to avoid in this free session.
Three-day, 18-mile guided backpacking trip on the Ice Age Trail through Kettle Moraine Northern Unit, for adults new to backpacking. Instructor Ian Sweet has 250+ nights on the Appalachian, PCT, and Arizona Trails. Hands-on training in water filtration, campsite selection, food storage, and Leave No Trace. Trail meals are provided; gear checklist comes ahead and shared gear options are available.
Dive into the gripping true crime world with Rasul T Freelain at Boswell Book Company. His memoir, "When Lambs Become Wolves," offers a chilling look at the infamous Bali “Suitcase Murder.” Expect an insightful evening as Freelain shares his firsthand experiences and the tragic story of Sheila von Wiese-Mack. Arrive early to grab a good seat and maybe a coffee from the nearby café.
Guided tour of the Hank Aaron State Trail with retired Trail Manager Melissa Cook. Explore the Historic Soldier’s Home Campus and its gothic tower.
Free discussion on childhood rhymes from diverse cultures at Mitchell Street Branch. July 18, 10am–12pm, adults only.
Free rain barrel workshop at Milwaukee Marshall. Learn installation and maintenance, plus get a certificate for a rain barrel.
Dive into the world of Risograph printing with this hands-on workshop at Cactus Club. Perfect for beginners, you'll learn the basics and create your own prints. All materials are provided, so just bring your creativity. It's a great way to explore a new art form without needing any prior experience.
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.
Catch a puppet rendition of Richard III in Humboldt Park!
Dive into a unique treasure hunt at The Well Red Damsel to celebrate Kit Rosewater's new book, "Buried Feelings." This isn't just a scavenger hunt; it's a bookish escape room experience with clues crafted by the author. Arrive early to secure your spot and enjoy the thrill of solving puzzles with fellow book lovers. Plus, take home a signed copy of the book!
Dive into the fascinating world of moths at Wehr Nature Center's Moth Night. This event combines an indoor presentation with outdoor moth monitoring, making it a unique way to engage with nature. Bring a flashlight and dress for the weather, as you'll be outside after dark. It's a great chance to learn and contribute to community science.
Free Death Café at Bay View Branch. Talk about life and death with others, all while enjoying light refreshments.
Join Milwaukee poet Lily Lalios for a series of free, community-focused poetry workshops exploring themes like grief, eco-writing, and memory-keeping. These sessions are held at various inspiring locations around the city, offering a chance to connect with fellow writers and explore Milwaukee's artistic landscape. Register for individual workshops and contribute to a collective anthology celebrating the power of poetry.
Catch the puppet version of Richard III at Sherman Park!
Workshop at Shorewood High for parents of high schoolers. Learn how to support your student through college apps.
Free workshop for ages 18–24 at Villard Square. Learn to build income, connect to resources, and grow your business.
Free mummification workshop at Zablocki Branch on July 20. Help process a life-size model and uncover ancient secrets.
Two-part drawing class at Lydell taught by Debra Locke, who has a BA in Art Education. Fundamentals I covers the basics: tools, shading, blending, highlighting, scaling an image up or down, and mat cutting. Fundamentals II is more open-ended; bring a piece you're working on or pick from her beginner/intermediate/advanced material. All levels welcome in both.