30 events found
Monthly birding walks at Lynden with poet and Wisconsin Master Naturalist volunteer Chuck Stebelton. 90 minutes, 10–11:30am. No experience needed.
Advanced latte art workshop at Stone Creek Coffee Factory.
Five-day art and sewing camp at Lydell for kids 8-12, taught by WFB Rec instructors Jeanne Bril and Terri Roller. Kids learn hand and machine sewing alongside painting and mixed media, building projects like soft sculptures and upcycled-fabric pieces. The week ends with an art show.
Karaoke night at Art Bar! Sing your heart out with friends.
Art & Hops heads south to Grant Park for the opening Thursday of the beer garden's South Milwaukee stop. Local makers, lake views, Sprecher on tap. Free.
Dive into a creative morning at the Schlitz Audubon Nature Center, where kids aged 4-6 can explore art with water as their muse. Led by artist Abbey Finn, this session focuses on the joy of creating rather than the end result. It's a great way for kids to experiment with materials in a beautiful outdoor setting. Dress for mess and let the little ones enjoy some artistic freedom.
Dive into the world of embroidery and cross-stitch at the Schlitz Audubon Nature Center. This monthly art club invites both beginners and seasoned artists to explore new projects or continue existing ones. Led by Environmental Educator Cassie Rincon, you'll enjoy a creative afternoon surrounded by nature. Remember to bring your own materials, though some supplies will be on hand. It's a great way to connect with fellow art enthusiasts in a beautiful setting.
Free art session at Murray Ave. Lawn on June 23. Explore creativity with the Art Studio Truck.
Miniature painting 101 at Shorewood High School. Learn layering, thinning, and color mixing for your Warhammer or D&D figures.
Free create-and-sip social at Bay View Branch. Light refreshments and new friends await on June 30.
Little Samurai martial arts for 4-6 year-olds at the Lydell School gym, Mondays and Wednesdays from early July through mid-August. Six-week run with longtime instructor Phil Sauer of Young American Martial Arts Club. Two sections to choose from.
Martial arts classes at Lydell School, July 6 to August 12. Learn kicking, punching, and self-defense with instructor Phil Sauer.
Martial arts for kids ages 4–6 at Lydell School. July 6 to August 12, $179 for residents, $189 for non-residents.
Dynamic martial arts program for ages 7–13 at Lydell School. Develop positive attitude, perseverance, and self-confidence.
Martial arts club at Lydell for ages 11 and up, taught by Phil Sauer — North Shore resident, instructor since 1972, on staff at UW-Milwaukee since 1979. Kicking, punching, and self-defense work twice a week. 25% off for a second family member. Monday and Wednesday evenings.
Explore vibrant student art at the Latino Arts Gallery with a coffee and churro in hand. Guided by Jacobo Lovo, this bilingual tour dives into the inspirations and techniques behind the colorful works. It's a cozy, creative morning in Milwaukee's cultural scene.
Monthly fiber arts social at Tippecanoe Branch. Bring your knitting, crochet, sewing, or any fiber project.
Check out the CoPA Art Show opening with live music by The Breadmen at Art Bar!
Whitefish Bay's two-day juried art festival — roughly 100 artists and live music.
Layer your own mandala art at Riverside. No cutting or experience needed. Just assemble and enjoy.
Design and code a VEX spirograph machine at Riverside. Explore motors and gears while blending art with robotics.
The Pop-Up Art Market at Riverwalk Commons is a vibrant gathering of local artists showcasing their handmade goods. With live music, food trucks, and a bar, it's a lively way to spend a Saturday. Arrive early to snag the best finds and enjoy the atmosphere by the river.
Abstract painting class at Hamilton with artist Melva. Saturdays from 1 to 3 pm, $10 supply fee due first day.
Free art session at the Village Center on August 4. Create while learning to reduce plastic waste.