Every workshops we know about in Milwaukee — pick one and go.
Craft a birdhouse from recycled milk cartons at East Branch on June 17. Free and creative fun for summer.
A welcoming space for fiber enthusiasts of all levels to gather and create. Bring your own materials and dive into a relaxed, intergenerational environment. It's a great way to connect with fellow crafters and explore different mediums.
Free building fun at Central Library on June 17. Bring your creativity and see what you can create together.
Kids' Graphic Novel Club at Tippecanoe, June 17. Explore graphic novels and create buttons after.
Free craft and play at Center Street Branch. Games, new books, and meet children's librarian Emily.
Inclusive baseball for ages 8–14 at Wick Playfield. Skills, confidence, and friendships in a supportive environment.
Softball fundamentals at Wick Field on Monday evenings. Practice hitting, throwing, catching, and game play.
Create your own glass art at Square One Art Glass. Class runs Wednesday, June 17, from 6 to 8 PM.
Open volleyball at the Shorewood High School North Gym, Wednesday evenings 7–9pm. Pickup-style play across skill levels, beginner through advanced. Two hours, drop in and rotate. Bring court shoes; nets and balls provided by the rec department.
Intermediate pickleball lessons at Shorewood Intermediate. Strategy, positioning, and competitive play from June 18 to August 6.
Private swim lessons at Shorewood High School, June 18 to July 9. Six sessions for all skill levels, ages 4 and up.
Six private flute and piccolo lessons at Shorewood High School. Tailored to your background and musical interests.
Private swim lessons at Shorewood High School, June 18 to July 9. Six sessions for ages 4 and up, $80 for residents.
Parent/child swim lessons at Shorewood High School, June 18 to July 9. Learn to support your child in the water for $30.
Pickleball lessons for adults at Shorewood Intermediate School. Learn skills, scoring, and strategy from Koppa Tennis Academy.
Once-a-week junior golf league at Missing Links in Mequon for kids 9-16 who already have at least 4 hours of golf instruction and their own clubs. Semi-competitive format with weekly games, rules and etiquette work, and prizes. Wraps with a Club Championship and pizza banquet. Twenty-plus years running. Multi-day signups encouraged.
Free computer basics class at Good Hope Branch. Learn to use the internet, type web addresses, and explore online.
Cozy craft and chat at East Branch every Thursday. All ages welcome, starting June 4 through August 27.
A creative clay camp where kids can craft their own fairy homes and garden accessories. This hands-on experience is perfect for young artists who enjoy working with their hands and exploring magical themes. Expect a supportive environment with plenty of room for creativity. Sign up early as spots are limited, and don't forget to use the discount code if enrolling in multiple camps.
Dive into the world of stained glass with this hands-on class where you’ll create your own garden stake. Perfect for beginners, the materials are prepped so you can focus on the fun parts: assembly, foiling, and soldering. Wear closed-toe shoes and expect to leave with a colorful addition to your garden.
Saturday mornings at Hamilton for Bitty Basketball. Learn shooting, dribbling, and passing with mini balls and lower hoops.
Saturday-morning tennis lessons at Milwaukee Marshall. Work on your forehand, backhand, and serving techniques.
Saturday morning step-by-step painting class for kids 6-12 at Nicolet High School in Glendale, taught by the Nicolet Recreation Department. Format is paint-and-sip-style for kids — instructions from Grape Escape LLC. Three sections, one hour each.
Saturday morning Tae Kwon Do for white and yellow belts at Milwaukee Marshall. Nine bucks for residents, 19 for non-residents.