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Paint your pet at Shorewood High School, June 29 to July 2. Bring photos and learn to capture their personality.
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Paint your pet at Shorewood High School, June 29 to July 2. Bring photos and learn to capture their personality.

Free gardening class at Martin Luther King Branch on June 29. Learn to care for young plants, manage weeds, and prevent pests.

1-hour book club for 18+ at Tippecanoe Branch.

A perfect spot for clay enthusiasts to hone their skills in a professional setting. Eucalyptus and Co. offers a well-equipped studio with wheels and handbuilding tools. Chlo Droumenq is there to guide you, making it a supportive environment for those familiar with clay. Remember to pre-register, though walk-ins are welcome if space allows.

Candle making workshop at North Division, June 29. Create seasonal wax melts for $10 plus supply fee.

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

Silent reading hour at East Branch on June 29. Light snacks and AC to keep you cool while you read.

Swing into Lindy Hop classes each Monday night—perfect for beginners and seasoned dancers alike.

Dive into a world of books at Summer's Tip Off Book Fair in The Deer Garden. This event is perfect for book lovers looking to explore new reads and meet local authors. Arrive early to snag the best finds and enjoy a relaxed evening surrounded by fellow literature enthusiasts.

Free create-and-sip social at Bay View Branch. Light refreshments and new friends await on June 30.

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

Catch a night of intense metalcore and emo revival at X-Ray Arcade. With bands from Minneapolis and Madison, this is a solid lineup for fans of heavy music. Get there early to grab a good spot and enjoy the intimate setting.

Catch a night of hip-hop at Cactus Club with Rap J and friends. Known for his energetic performances, Rap J brings local talents like Riz, Amara, DJ Dscribe, and Darrin Alston to the stage. Arrive early for the best spot, and enjoy a night of music that celebrates Milwaukee's vibrant scene.

Craft and chat at the Library Program Room on June 30. Bring your own project or materials, all skill levels welcome.

Meditate among plants for a calming, restorative experience.

Drop-in Dungeons & Dragons at Shorewood Public Library. Free campaign from 5:30 to 7:30 pm, for ages 16 and up.

Monthly bike ride through Milwaukee starting at Red Arrow Park.

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.

Create an artistic memory album at Hamilton, Wednesdays 6–8pm. Bring your favorite photos and enjoy snacks.

Indaba Nights brings free, family-friendly entertainment to the Indaba Band Shell. Nestled in the heart of Milwaukee, this event offers a relaxed evening with live music. Arrive early to grab a good spot on the lawn and enjoy the community vibe.

Weekly therapeutic recreation program at Hamilton. Get active and have fun, no experience necessary.