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Story Time at the Wauwatosa Public Library is a delightful way for kids aged 3-6 to engage with stories, songs, and activities that boost early literacy. It's a welcoming space where children can explore independently or with family. No registration needed, so just drop by and enjoy the fun.
Free resource session for homeless veterans at Central Library. Get info on housing, medical treatment, and social services.
Bilingual storytime in a beautiful setting — perfect for kids and parents alike.
Storytime at the Domes is a delightful weekly event perfect for families with young children. Held in the lush surroundings of the Mitchell Park Domes, it offers a cozy setting for kids to enjoy stories. Arrive early to explore the gardens, and don't miss the bilingual sessions on the last Wednesday of each month.
30-min storytime for ages 0–5 at East Branch.
Explore hydroponics with your kids and connect science, nature, and healthy eating.
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.
Free walking club at Washington Park. Enjoy nature and meet new friends on June 17 from 10:15 to 11:15 a.m.
1-hour storytime for ages 0–5 at Good Hope Branch.
45-min storytime for ages 0–5 at Mitchell Street Branch.
Free one-on-one business support at Central Library. Bring your questions and goals, June 17 from 10:30am to 12:30pm.
Interactive story time followed by play — perfect for your little one's learning and fun.
45-min storytime for ages 0–5 at Tippecanoe Branch.
30-min storytime for ages 0–5 at Villard Square Branch.
Free history talk at Zablocki Branch about Geneva Lake's steam yachts and local shipwrecks. Cruise through the past on June 17.
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.
Dive into the world of bumble bees with this hands-on field survey at Waukesha County Parks. It's a chance to learn from experts and contribute to local conservation efforts. Bring your curiosity and a keen eye for spotting these vital pollinators. Perfect for nature lovers and those looking to make a difference.
A Wednesday-afternoon market on Grafton Common right along the Milwaukee River, near the Riveredge Nature Center's tree-climbing and river kayaking. Easy to combine with an outdoors afternoon.
Free resume help at Mitchell Street Branch, June 17. Get one-on-one assistance from Goodwill Workforce Connection.
Free DIY craft session for teens at the Library Program Room. Get creative on June 17 from 2:30 to 4 PM.
A small Wednesday-evening market hosted at Galilee Lutheran Church, timed for the after-work crowd. Low-key and local.
A small, all-volunteer Wednesday-evening market in a green park setting. Lower-key than the Saturday giants — more of a midweek date-night stroll than a big shop.
Game time and snacks for teens at Martin Luther King Branch. Bring a friend and unwind on June 17.