Cooking, pottery, paint-and-sip, dance, candle-making. Pick a class and show up.
Dive into the world of ceramics with this intermediate hand-building class at Cream City Clay. Over six weeks, you'll explore new techniques and create both functional and artistic pieces. With a small class size, you'll get plenty of individual attention. Bring your creativity and some inspiring items to stamp into the clay.
Dive into the art of handbuilt ceramics with Laura Williams at Tooth and Nail Studio. This workshop is perfect for both beginners and seasoned potters looking to refine their skills. Expect a hands-on experience where you'll get to shape, decorate, and personalize your own ceramic pieces. Arrive ready to get creative and leave with something uniquely yours.
Dive into the world of pottery with this beginner wheel throwing class at Tooth and Nail Studio. Over four weeks, you'll learn the essentials of creating pottery from start to finish, including throwing, trimming, and glazing. Everything you need is included, and no prior experience is necessary. Plus, you get a free open studio session to hone your skills.
Cook easy mug meals at Martin Luther King Branch. Free ingredients and recipes provided, new dish every month.
Spend an evening getting creative with your partner at Cream City Clay's handbuilding class. You'll make your own pottery pieces using tools like the slabroller and extruder. It's a fun, laid-back environment where you can let your imagination run wild. Remember to wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty and arrive early for parking.
Make flavorful international meals on a budget at Riverside. Saturday, May 30, 10:30 am to 1:30 pm.
Espresso 101 class at Stone Creek Coffee Factory.
Dive into a hands-on cooking experience at Braise Culinary School, where you'll prepare a meal for four to take home. Expect a cozy atmosphere with expert guidance, and enjoy wine pairings as you cook. It's a great way to upgrade your dinner party skills and impress your guests.
Espresso 101 class at Stone Creek Coffee Factory.
Espresso 101 class at Stone Creek Coffee Factory.
Beginner to intermediate belly dance classes every Sunday.
Line dance with DJ Redd — beginners welcome, fun guaranteed!
Dive into the world of pottery with this beginner wheel throwing class at Tooth and Nail Studio. Over four weeks, you'll learn the essentials of creating pottery from scratch. Everything you need is included, from clay to firing fees. Plus, you'll get a free open studio session to practice your skills. Perfect for anyone looking to get hands-on with ceramics in a supportive environment.
Single-evening sourdough class at Nicolet High School taught by Steve Shapson, who has been teaching culinary arts for 18+ years. He covers the full cycle: starter, hydration, leaven, autolyse, knead/rest/stretch, proof, Dutch oven bake. Everyone goes home with a 150-year-old San Francisco starter, samples two breads (one pre-baked, one fresh from the demo), and gets butter and honey from Steve's bees.
Create your own miniature ceramic dioramas in this engaging four-week class. Andrew Block guides you through crafting tiny worlds with your unique themes. With only six spots available, it’s an intimate setting perfect for beginners and intermediates. Free parking and accessible facilities make it easy to join in.
Swing into Lindy Hop classes each Monday night—perfect for beginners and seasoned dancers alike.
Learn Jitterbug, Triple Time, and Lindy Hop at Nicolet Union High School. Fun for all levels, six-week class for $40.
Rueda de Casino at Nicolet Union High School. Dance in a circle with rotating partners to high-energy music. Fun and easy to learn.
Dive into the art of pottery with this intermediate class at Cream City Clay. Perfect for those who've mastered the basics, you'll explore advanced techniques like creating lids and handles. With all supplies included and open practice hours, it's a great way to refine your skills. Remember to dress for mess and enjoy the creative process.
Snack Hack at Mitchell Street Branch, June 2. Learn about food, meal prep, and the differences between vitamins and minerals.
Free hands-on cooking for kids at Mitchell Street Branch. Weekly lessons on nutrition, food history, and more.
Dive into the world of pottery with this beginner-friendly wheel throwing class at Tooth and Nail Studio. Over four weeks, you'll learn the essentials of working with clay, from throwing to glazing, with all materials included. It's a hands-on experience that builds confidence and skills, perfect for those new to pottery. Plus, you get a free studio session to practice more.
Get ready to kick up your heels with Wild Wisco Collective's line dancing nights. Perfect for beginners and seasoned dancers alike, this event mixes country, hip-hop, R&B, and pop. No partner needed, just bring your enthusiasm. Parking is easy with discounted garage options nearby.
Ballroom dance class at Nicolet High School cafeteria in Glendale, taught by Jacqui Lefebvre. Two sessions across summer: Session I is swing dancing (Jitterbug, Triple Time, Lindy Hop), Session II is Rueda de Casino, a Cuban Salsa danced in a circle with rotating partners. Must register with a dance partner. Price is per couple.