
Touch a Truck!
Meet trucks up close at Tippecanoe. Free fun for all ages on July 7 from 2 to 3:30 PM.
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Meet trucks up close at Tippecanoe. Free fun for all ages on July 7 from 2 to 3:30 PM.

Twice-a-week pre-ballet at Lydell for 3–4 year-olds, taught by Miss Ceci Broussard. Kids move to different musical tempos, learn introductory ballet terminology, and build coordination and listening skills. Active clothing and ballet slippers recommended.

Twice-a-week ballet and creative dance for 5–7 year-olds at Lydell, taught by Miss Ceci Broussard. Mixes preliminary ballet steps with creative movement to different tempos of music — coordination and listening skills come along for the ride. Ballet slippers and active clothes recommended.

Celebrate National Father Daughter Take a Walk Day with a 2-mile stroll along the lakefront. Free at Beulah Brinton, July 7.

Free building fun at Martin Luther King Branch. Bring your creativity and see what you can create with friends.

Free creative fun at Good Hope Branch. Tie-dye pillowcases, make bestie bracelets, or slime on July 7.

Get ready for a prehistoric adventure at The Little Village Play Cafe. This hands-on camp lets kids become tiny paleontologists, digging for fossils and hatching fizzy dinosaur eggs. It's a fun, interactive way for little ones to explore and learn with their caregivers. Be prepared for some messy magic!

Porch Play offers a unique, sensory-immersive experience for kids aged 4-8, bringing stories to life with movement and sound. This session dives into "Where the Wild Things Are," making it perfect for little ones who love to be active and imaginative. Held at Pink's Accessible Theater House, it's a fun, inclusive way to engage with classic tales.

Storytime at The Domes is a delightful weekly event perfect for young children and their families. Held in the unique setting of the Mitchell Park Domes, this storytime includes a special bilingual session on the last Wednesday of each month. Arrive early to explore the domes and enjoy a morning of stories without the need for pre-registration.

Family playtime at Tippecanoe Branch on July 10. Talk, sing, read, and have fun while building early literacy skills.

Free exploration of Milwaukee's Department of Public Works vehicles at Capitol Branch. Meet the operators and check out the equipment.

Free building fun at Mitchell Street Branch on July 10. Bring your creativity and see what you can create.

Free origami at Capitol Branch every Friday in July. Show off your creations in the library.

A fun, hands-on crafting session perfect for families. Dive into puzzle-making at Studio B & Co, a cozy spot known for creative workshops. Arrive early to snag the best seats and enjoy a relaxed afternoon of crafting together.

The Walker Square Farmers Market is a vibrant community hub in Milwaukee's Walker Square Park. It's a great spot to find fresh produce, local crafts, and delicious prepared foods. Sundays are bustling with activity, so get there early for the best selection. Parking can be tricky, so consider biking or walking if you're nearby.

Kids can try a new dance style each day at Riverside. Camp runs July 13–16, 9 am–noon, ending with a performance.

Dive into nature with this engaging camp for kids who love the outdoors. From hiking to fort building, it's packed with hands-on activities. Held at Menomonee Valley, it's perfect for young explorers. Don't forget to pack a lunch and sunscreen!

Tree Tales is a week-long adventure for kids who love stories and the outdoors. They'll explore different habitats, act out tales with puppets, and enjoy the natural beauty of Washington Park. Perfect for young imaginations, this camp combines storytelling with hands-on exploration.

Summer fun with art, games, and cooking for kids with disabilities and siblings. Half-day for ESY students, full-day for non-ESY.

This youth studio class at the Milwaukee Art Museum is a creative adventure for kids aged 10-15. They'll explore animal-inspired art and make their own creations using diverse materials. It's a great way for young artists to dive into the world of art in a supportive environment. Remember to register early as spots can fill up quickly.

1-hour show for ages 0–5 at Washington Park Branch.

Free bucket drumming at Capitol Branch on July 14. Learn rhythms and create music together.

Paint a rock at Villard Square Branch. Create tokens of kindness and motivation, free for all to share.

This three-day camp at The Little Village Play Cafe transforms the space into a global adventure for toddlers. Expect sensory play with water tables, rainforest sounds, and international treats. Caregivers stay to join the fun, making it a bonding experience. Bring socks and a water bottle!