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Dive into nature at Retzer Nature Center with this hands-on outdoor classroom for kids aged 4-12. It's a guided exploration of seasonal topics, perfect for curious young minds. Dress for the weather and prepare for some outdoor fun.
Explore hydroponics with your kids and connect science, nature, and healthy eating.
Free walking club at Washington Park on June 3. Get moving, make friends, and enjoy nature.
Interactive story time followed by play — perfect for your little one's learning and fun.
Free one-on-one business support at Central Library on June 3. Bring your questions and goals, no appointment needed.
Free 30-minute Green Roof tour at Central Library. Learn about environmental benefits while enjoying a unique city view.
A two-day market in Village Park — Wednesday afternoons and Sunday mornings — with a library-led storytime that makes it a genuine family stop. The Wednesday run starts earlier in the season than the Sunday one.
A producer-only Wednesday-afternoon market in Field Park with 20-plus vendors and SNAP/EBT accepted. Everything's grown or made by the seller. Skips June 17.
Wonder Wednesday at the Wauwatosa Public Library is a monthly treat for middle schoolers and teens. Expect games, crafts, and snacks on the first Wednesday, with a chill space for homework on others. It's a great spot to unwind after school.
A small Wednesday-evening market hosted at Galilee Lutheran Church, timed for the after-work crowd. Low-key and local.
Game time and snacks at the Martin Luther King Branch. Free hangout for teens on June 3 from 4 to 5:30 PM.
Free building fun at Central Library on June 3. Bring your creativity and see what you can create together.
Weekly chess club for K-8 kids with lessons and snacks.
Glass blowing workshop at Square One Art Glass. Create your own artwork while learning blocking, marvering, and shaping.
Dive into a night of pop-punk, emo, and ska at the Milwaukee Record Club's vinyl spin. Held at the Wiggle Room, this monthly event is perfect for music lovers. Arrive early to snag a good spot and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.
Swing Jazz Wednesdays at The Argo brings a lively jazz vibe to Whitefish Bay. The Sweet Sheiks deliver a nostalgic New Orleans sound with a modern twist. Arrive early for free swing dance lessons at 6 PM and enjoy a full bar and kitchen service. It's a casual night where you can relax or dance the night away.
1-hour book club for 18+ at Program Room.
Queer Oasis is a vibrant celebration of community and music at Cactus Club. Expect a lively atmosphere with DJs spinning tunes that capture the spirit of Pride. Arrive early to enjoy the happy hour vibes and connect with others in a welcoming space.
Craft buttons, bracelets, and a colorful book bag at Villard Square. Explore LGBTQIA+ books to fill your new bag.
Summer golf leagues start June 4 and run Thursdays until July 23. $125 for residents and non-residents.
Create your own pride-themed stained glass piece in a single session at Eucalyptus and Company. This hands-on workshop includes all materials and guidance, so no prior experience is needed. Choose your colors and design, and leave with a beautiful piece ready to hang. Remember to bring safety glasses and avoid open-toe shoes.
Program for 18+ at Shorewood Village Center.
A night of eclectic rock and goth music at X-Ray Arcade. With a lineup featuring Christian Death and Gene Loves Jezebel, expect a mix of classic and experimental sounds. Arrive early for a good spot, and enjoy the intimate atmosphere of this local favorite venue.
Join Nigerian poet Michael Imossan at Boswell Book Company for an insightful evening exploring his debut collection, "All That Refuses to Die." Expect a thought-provoking discussion on African history and its present-day echoes. Arrive early to grab a good seat and maybe a coffee from a nearby café.