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Monday nights at Riverside, learn portrait painting from photos. Start with drawing, then explore anatomy in acrylic or oil.
Join Meaghan Garvey at Boswell Book Company for an engaging conversation about her debut memoir, "Midwestern Death Trip." This event offers a unique chance to hear Garvey discuss her journey through the Midwest, blending memoir with gonzo reportage. Arrive early to grab a good seat and maybe a coffee from the nearby cafe.
Monday nights at Riverside, learn salsa and bachata basics. No experience or partner needed, just bring your rhythm.
A night of energetic live music featuring four bands at MKE Ultra. Expect a lively atmosphere and a chance to discover some local talent. Arrive early to grab a good spot, and remember it's will-call only, so no need for physical tickets.
Guitar fundamentals at Riverside on Mondays from 7:30 to 8:30 pm. Bring your own guitar, $37 for residents.
Free craft pick-up for teens at Teen Space. Get creative with take-home projects.
Tiny Tumblers gymnastics for ages 4–5 at Shorewood High School. June 15–25, $30 for residents.
Nationally recognized sailing program for 8-11 year-olds, held at the Discovery World Lagoon on Milwaukee's lakefront. Kids learn boat rigging, basic maneuvers, capsize recovery, and water safety in actual prams. A 25-yard swim test must be passed before the registration deadline — contact Mark Suchowski at wfbschools.com to schedule. Three sections available.
Teen Fitness Camp at the SCFC runs June 15–29 for grades 7–9. Learn safe workout techniques and earn a free membership.
This is a creative camp for kids aged 7-12 where they get hands-on with paper mache to craft unique masks. It's a chance to learn about cultural history while having fun with art. The studio provides all materials, and the small class size ensures personal attention. Book early as spots fill up fast.
Half-day junior golf camp at Missing Links Golf Club in Mequon for 8-14 year-olds, Monday through Friday mornings. PGA Professionals teach golf fundamentals along with leadership and performance habits. Nine section windows across the summer, so families can pick the right week. The higher price tag matches the all-week, all-morning format and PGA-led instruction.
Private tennis lessons for youth at Shorewood Intermediate School. Four days of instruction, $64 for residents.
Full-day camp at Cahill Park Pavilion taught by two Whitefish Bay elementary teachers, Kelly Kubicki and Kevin Lazovik. Days mix playground time, LEGO building, math games, and reading. Tennis shoes only (no Crocs or flip-flops) and kids bring a bagged lunch. Two sections across the summer.
Once-a-week junior golf league at Missing Links in Mequon for kids 9-16 who already have at least 4 hours of golf instruction and their own clubs. Semi-competitive format with weekly games, rules and etiquette work, and prizes. Wraps with a Club Championship and pizza banquet. Twenty-plus years running. Multi-day signups encouraged.
Eight-week tennis league at Cahill Courts for kids going into 2nd-12th grade who already have some lessons under their belt - not a beginner program. Run by Tennis Pro Phil Kelbe and staff. First week is skill-level evaluation, then players get grouped by age and ability for stroke work and drills. Stronger players get weekly travel matches against other local rec departments. Runs mid-June through late August (skips July 3).
Six-week running school at WFBHS Lubar Stadium for 5th-12th graders, Mondays and Wednesdays June 15 through July 22. Led by Van Bassindale, the WFBHS Boys Track & Field Head Coach. Two sections available.
Five-week soccer program for kids ages 3-10 at Cumberland Elementary's north field, Mondays June 15 through July 13. Run by Spring Sports LLC. Six sections offered, so there's likely a time block that works.
Men's summer basketball at Hamilton, Tuesdays at 6 PM. Registration is $370 for residents, $420 for non-residents.
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.
Intermediate chess at Atwater Elementary. Learn middlegame principles and practice with guided games.
Beginner chess club at Atwater Elementary, June 16 to August 4. Learn rules and strategies with Johnathan Ireland.
Experience the Basketball Dream League at Lake Bluff Elementary. Skills, games, and team drafts await from June 16 to July 21.
Learn to prioritize quality sleep at Range Line Community Center. Techniques for stress reduction and a better bedtime routine.
Cardio tennis at Shorewood Intermediate, June 16 to August 4. Fun group workouts for all skill levels with Koppa Tennis Academy.