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Explore hydroponics with your kids and connect science, nature, and healthy eating.
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Explore hydroponics with your kids and connect science, nature, and healthy eating.

Get creative at Zablocki Branch on Wednesdays. Use art supplies, building straws, Magna Tiles, and LEGO.

Free building fun at Central Library on May 27. Bring your creativity and see what you can make together.

Crafty Collective is a welcoming space for anyone who loves knitting, crocheting, sewing, or any crafty project. Bring your current project and enjoy the company of fellow crafters in the Firefly Room. It's a great way to find inspiration and share tips with others who share your passion.

Enjoy a creative evening at the Milwaukee Art Museum's Kohl’s Art Studio. Every Thursday night, you can drop in for hands-on art activities inspired by the museum's exhibitions. It's a relaxed way to explore your artistic side, and with pay-what-you-wish admission, it’s easy on the wallet. Perfect for families or a casual night out.

Free henna workshop at Shorewood Village Center on May 28. Learn about origins, symbolism, and application techniques.

Free caregiver workshop at Martin Luther King Branch. Learn about dementia, managing emotions, and decision-making skills.

Letter writing night every fourth Thursday at River Press.

A perfect family activity at the Milwaukee Art Museum, where kids can explore creativity with art projects inspired by the museum's exhibits. Each month brings a new theme and technique, so there's always something fresh to try. Admission is free for kids 12 and under, making it an affordable outing.

Join the community effort to tackle invasive species at Havenwoods State Forest. This hands-on event is perfect for those who love the outdoors and want to make a difference. Wear sturdy shoes and bring a water bottle. Tools and gloves are provided, so just bring your enthusiasm for a good cause.

Kids aged 4-6 can dive into a world of imagination at this art studio inspired by fairytales. With materials provided, young artists will create magical worlds. Held outdoors, it’s a perfect way for kids to explore creativity in a natural setting. Dress for mess and let their imaginations run wild!

Kick off the summer with a family-friendly event at the Central Library. Kids and teens can enjoy hands-on activities and special exhibits. It's a great chance to explore different areas of the library and engage with local museums and centers. Arrive early to register for the summer reading program.

A perfect family outing at the Milwaukee Art Museum's Kohl’s Art Studio. Each month brings a new art project inspired by the museum's collection, offering a hands-on creative experience. Admission is free for kids 12 and under, making it an accessible and fun way to spend the day. Plan to explore the museum after your art session.

Learn to collect rainwater for your garden at Hawthorn Glen. Free rain barrel certificate for Milwaukee County homeowners.

Create a magical fairy garden with your little ones at the Schlitz Audubon Nature Center. Guided by Environmental Educator Melanie Ziolecki, this hands-on event combines a nature hike with creative crafting. Perfect for kids aged 3 and up, it's a delightful way to spend an afternoon both indoors and outdoors. Don't forget to bring your imagination!

Dive into the world of calligraphy and card making at MKE Beyond Yoga. This monthly class is all about creativity and community. Expect a relaxed atmosphere where you can experiment with different art forms. It's a great chance to meet new people and try something new.

Hands-on coffee cupping class at Stone Creek Coffee.

Free self-rewilding class at Urban Ecology Center Riverside Park. Gentle movement, contemplative walking, and arts practices.

Dive into the world of block printing and monoprinting at this hands-on workshop. Perfect for beginners, you'll learn ancient techniques and create your own unique prints. Held at the scenic Schlitz Audubon Nature Center, you'll even take a short hike to gather materials. Dress comfortably for both indoor and outdoor activities.

Dive into creative fun at the Milwaukee Art Museum's Kohl’s Art Studio. This drop-in event lets families explore art-making inspired by the museum's exhibits. Each month brings a fresh project, so there's always something new to try. It's a great way to spend a day with the kids, and admission is free for those 12 and under.

The Bike Rodeo is a fun, free event for kids aged 4-14 at the West Allis Farmers Market. It's a great chance for young cyclists to learn bike safety, enjoy skill courses, and even get a free helmet. Arrive early to ensure you get a helmet and a spot in the activities. Plus, there's lunch and raffle prizes!

Sunday coffee factory tours with tastings and take-home goodies.

5am weekday coached Master Swim at the WFB High School fieldhouse pool. Built for triathletes, competitive swimmers, and serious fitness swimmers. A trainer sets individualized goals; the focus is stroke efficiency through drill sets and 'swim thoughts.' Optional 30-minute extension ($25) is available with limited spots.

Monday-afternoon sewing lab at Lydell — self-guided open studio time alongside other sewers. Bring a project; the room provides the workspace and the community. Not a class, no instructor. 12:30–3:00pm.