Every workshops we know about in Milwaukee — pick one and go.
Saturday Minecraft club at Shorewood High School's Science Building for kids entering grades 1-6, run by the Shorewood Recreation Department. Two sections across the summer (June 20-Aug 1, skip July 4). Casual format, light commitment.
Basic golf lessons at Milwaukee Marshall, Saturdays from 3:30 to 4:30 pm. Bring your clubs and learn the game.
Saturday soccer skills at Milwaukee Marshall, 3:45–4:45 pm. No judgment, just workouts and fun.
Strength training and cooking demos for those affected by cancer. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at Milwaukee Marshall.
Espresso 101 class at Stone Creek Coffee Factory.
Hands-on coffee cupping class at Stone Creek Coffee.
Brains On! Live brings the beloved podcast to life with a fun, interactive science show at Turner Hall Ballroom. Expect magic tricks, dance moves, and a game show that will delight both kids and adults. Arrive early to grab a good seat and enjoy the pre-show excitement.
Explore the magical world of fireflies with your little ones at Wehr Nature Center. This hands-on program lets kids create their own glowing craft firefly. Perfect for a summer afternoon adventure with your child.
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.
Latte art class for all levels at Stone Creek Coffee.
Tech behind Disney's Newsies JR. at Shorewood High School. Rehearsals start June 22, attendance impacts roles.
Create a Super Mario Bros-like platformer at Shorewood High School. Learn game mechanics with GDevelop, no coding needed.
Cheerleading basics at Shorewood High School from June 22 to 25. Learn stunts, chants, and cheer at the Dairyland Criterium.
Learn magic tricks with professional magician Glen Gerard at Shorewood High School. Use everyday items to impress friends.
Build a cardboard boat at Shorewood High School from June 22–26. Test your creation in the pool on the last day.
Private tennis lessons for youth and adults at Shorewood Intermediate School. June 22–25, $64 for residents.
Costume design class at Shorewood Drama Jr. Learn sewing, styling, and backstage techniques for Disney’s Newsies JR.
Create fun pony bead keychains at Shorewood High School, June 22–25. Lizard, flower designs, and more for $30.
Dive into the magical world of fireflies at Wehr Nature Center. This hands-on program for kids aged 4-6 includes crafting a glowing firefly to take home. Be sure to register online ahead of time, and remember there's a parking fee if you're not a Friends of Wehr member.
Outdoor Detectives is a week-long camp for kids who love exploring nature. Held at Washington Park, this camp offers hands-on activities like hiking and fort building. It's perfect for young adventurers who want to learn about the environment while having fun. Make sure to pack a lunch and be ready for a full day of outdoor excitement.
This engaging class at the Milwaukee Art Museum is perfect for adults and children to explore painting techniques together. It's a hands-on experience where you both get to create your own colorful masterpieces. Make sure to wear clothes you don't mind getting a bit of paint on!
Single-session beginner magic class at Shorewood High School's Library South Room for kids entering grades 3-8, taught by professional magician Glen Gerard. Covers sleight of hand, misdirection, and showmanship using props that can be found around the house. Monday morning, 10am to 11:30am.
Crochet class at Beulah Brinton on Mondays at 10:30 am. Learn basic and textured stitches. Bring light yarn and a hook.
Monday and Wednesday morning kickball games for kids going into 1st-5th grade, on the Lydell softball field. Teams get reshuffled daily by staff and the vibe is fun-first, not competitive. Bring a water bottle. Rainouts don't get made up, so check the weather before heading over.