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Free Afro-Latino drum and dance workshop at Village Center. Tuesday, July 14, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.
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.
Nature-based exploratory play for kids at Hawthorn Glen. Drop-off class with Steph on Tuesday, July 14, for $4.
Free teen hangout at Atkinson Branch on July 14. Play games, enjoy pizza, and get creative with arts and crafts.
Hands-on kombucha workshop at Hamilton. Learn to craft your own brew and take home your creation.
Free adult crafting at Tippecanoe on July 14. This month: seashell string art. Registration recommended.
Dive into the creative process with Cynthia Marie Hoffman as she discusses her transition from poetry to prose. This virtual talk offers a unique glimpse into her memoir-in-progress, focusing on OCD and metal music in the 90s. Tune in for insights from both Hoffman and interviewer Angela Voras-Hills. It's a chance to explore the intersection of mental health and music through a literary lens.
Minute meditation and Reiki classes at Hamilton, Tuesdays from 6 to 7 PM. Learn techniques to lower stress and tap into energy healing.
Free workshop at East Branch on July 14. Discover library tools for your creative business plan and strategies.
Get ready for a night of intense metal at X-Ray Arcade with Conan, Astral Hand, and Asatta. Conan's heavy riffs are legendary, while Astral Hand's cosmic vibes and Asatta's doom metal will keep the energy high. Arrive early for the best spot and bring cash for tickets.
Bugs and their itchy venoms at Hawthorn Glen on July 14. Learn about repellents, bites, and stings for $5.
Catch Drivin N Cryin at Shank Hall for a night of Southern rock grit and folk storytelling. Known for their dynamic live shows, this band has been a staple in American rock since the '80s. Arrive early to grab a good spot—doors open at 7 PM. Expect a mix of classic hits and new tracks from their latest album, "Crushing Flowers."
The region's only major Tuesday market, and a strong one — 80-plus vendors (it sold out in 2025), a new splash pad, storytime, and live music, all in Village Park along the river. If Tuesday's your day, this is the one.
A small Tuesday market right in front of Cudahy City Hall, run by the city. No flashy social presence, but it quietly accepts every benefit program going — SNAP, EBT, WIC, Senior vouchers, and WI Community Cash.
Little Learners Explorers is a delightful play-based class for toddlers and their caregivers. Held at The Little Village Play Cafe, these sessions mix stories, music, and sensory play. It's a great way for kids to build skills and friendships. Arrive early for parking and bring socks for both you and your child.
Engage your little one with stories and songs at Rhyme Time.
45-min storytime for ages 0–5 at Central Library.
Free reading navigation session at Martin Luther King Branch. Focus on two early chapter book series.
Free cardboard creation session at Good Hope Branch. Build structures or animals with cardboard and safe tools.
Free typing basics class at Central Library on July 14. Hands-on activities to boost your keyboard skills.
Free email cleanup at Villard Square on July 14. Bring your device and learn to delete, unsubscribe, and organize.
Free crafting, games, and book talks at Bay View Branch. Meet new children's librarian Liz on July 14, 2–5pm.
Find fresh produce and unique crafts in Milwaukee's lively Deer District.