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Story time for infants with songs and fingerplays to boost early literacy.
Pet Walk is a fun-filled morning at Milwaukee's Veterans Park, perfect for families and their furry friends. Enjoy live music, canine games, and a vibrant vendor village. Arrive early for registration and prize pick-up, and don't miss the pet costume contest and talent show.
Tee-pitch hybrid baseball league for K4 and K5 kids at Cumberland or Richards Fields, running June 20 through July 25 (no games July 4). Kids get three pitches from a coach before placing the ball on a tee. Softer ball, parent coaches, optional practices. Kids need their own glove.
Coach-pitch baseball league for 1st and 2nd graders at WFBHS Armory Park, running June 20 through July 25 (no games July 4). Softer ball, parent coaches, and a focus on skill-building over winning. Practices are optional and don't affect playing time. Kids need their own glove.
Minecraft mini-games and team projects for ages 5–7 at Shorewood High School. Weekly challenges to spark creativity.
Let your kids' creativity run wild at the Wauwatosa Public Library's LEGO Club. It's a fun, drop-in event for kids aged 5-12, perfect for a family outing. Remember, kids under 8 need an adult with them. It's a great way to spend a Saturday morning, building and bonding.
Dive into a creative morning at the Schlitz Audubon Nature Center, where kids aged 4-6 can explore art with water as their muse. Led by artist Abbey Finn, this session focuses on the joy of creating rather than the end result. It's a great way for kids to experiment with materials in a beautiful outdoor setting. Dress for mess and let the little ones enjoy some artistic freedom.
Saturdays at Milwaukee Marshall, kids learn basketball skills on a 4-foot hoop. Dribbling, passing, and shooting for $10.
Bitty Basketball at Milwaukee Marshall for ages 4-6. Saturdays at 10:45 am, $15 for residents.
Free open swim at MacDowell, Saturdays 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. Lap lanes for up to three swimmers, kids under 7 need an adult.
Dive into a treasure trove of children's fiction and chapter books at the Wauwatosa Public Library. Perfect for young readers and book lovers, this sale offers a wide selection at great prices. It's an all-day event, so take your time browsing and finding new favorites.
Saturday morning Tae Kwon Do for white and yellow belts at Milwaukee Marshall. Nine bucks for residents, 19 for non-residents.
Free ABC Academy at Central Library for kids ages 3 and up. June 20, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Free family films and snacks at Zablocki Branch. Saturdays this summer from 2 to 4 PM. Titles may change.
Celebrate Family at American Family Field — enjoy a day of fun and community!
Brains On! Live brings the beloved podcast to life with a fun, interactive science show at Turner Hall Ballroom. Expect magic tricks, dance moves, and a game show that will delight both kids and adults. Arrive early to grab a good seat and enjoy the pre-show excitement.
Explore the magical world of fireflies with your little ones at Wehr Nature Center. This hands-on program lets kids create their own glowing craft firefly. Perfect for a summer afternoon adventure with your child.
Exploration camp at Hawthorn Glen for ages 6–7. Learn about local creatures through games, art, and hiking.
This is a laid-back gathering for parents with babies under a year old. Meet at the café for a stroll through the neighborhood, or enjoy indoor circle time if the weather turns. It's a chance to connect with other parents and enjoy some fresh air. Grab a coffee and relax — it's all about community here.
Youth tennis camp at Sijan Playfield, June 22–25. Improve skills from ground strokes to serving, all levels welcome.
Tree Tales is a week-long camp for kids who've completed grades 1-2, held at Riverside Park. Kids will explore nature through stories, puppetry, and outdoor adventures. It's a great way for young ones to engage with the environment and make new friends. Remember to pack a lunch and dress for outdoor play.
Five-day STEAM camp at Lydell for kids 6-10, taught by Afterschool Enrichment Solutions. Mornings combine science experiments, art projects, math games, and building challenges. No prior experience needed. Single session, 90 minutes a day.
Grilled cheese and great reads at Good Hope Branch. Meet Kevin Nichols and his horse, Nikki, while learning about Black Cowboys.
Baton twirling class at Beulah Brinton, Mondays 1:30–2:30 pm. Learn figure 8s, spins, and tosses for $19.