Every workshops we know about in Milwaukee — pick one and go.
Private tennis lessons for youth and adults at Shorewood Intermediate. July 20–23, $64 for residents, $96 for non-residents.
Five-day drawing workshop run by Young Rembrandts for kids 6-12. Each day, students draw one large poster-sized dragon using color pencils, Sharpies, markers, and pastels. Focus is on shading, texture, and dramatic color. Five completed pieces by the end of the week.
Dive into nature with Outdoor Detectives, where kids explore local parks and nature preserves. From hiking to fort building, this camp offers hands-on activities that engage young minds. Held at Menomonee Valley, it's a perfect summer adventure for curious kids.
Dive into a fantasy-themed clay workshop perfect for young artists. Over four days, kids will explore sculpting techniques to create their own mythical creatures. Held at Tooth and Nail Studio, this camp is a creative adventure where kids can unleash their imagination. Be sure to register early as spots are limited.
This youth art class at the Milwaukee Art Museum offers a hands-on experience for kids aged 6-9 to explore portrait painting. Over four mornings, children will delve into European and contemporary art collections, learning to capture likenesses and create their own series of portraits. It's a great way for young artists to develop their skills in a creative environment.
Free teen sewing workshop at the Library Program Room. Learn the basics on July 20 from 11:30am to 1pm.
Free workshop for ages 18–24 at Villard Square. Learn to build income, connect to resources, and grow your business.
Two-part drawing class at Lydell taught by Debra Locke, who has a BA in Art Education. Fundamentals I covers the basics: tools, shading, blending, highlighting, scaling an image up or down, and mat cutting. Fundamentals II is more open-ended; bring a piece you're working on or pick from her beginner/intermediate/advanced material. All levels welcome in both.
Free mummification workshop at Zablocki Branch on July 20. Help process a life-size model and uncover ancient secrets.
Free babysitting workshop at Martin Luther King Branch for ages 9 and up. Make healthy choices and snacks together.
Paper folding class at Hamilton for ages 5–8, July 20–23. Create a seasonal calendar with your child, $20 supply fee.
Create a paper flower garden at Hamilton for ages 8–15. Fold tulips, lilies, and more, then display your work.
Bug story time at Central Library, followed by building your own bug hotels. Free on July 20, 4pm–5pm.
Monthly teen journaling at Atkinson Branch. Write with provided journals, prompts, snacks, and stickers.
Craft and connect at Central Library on July 20. Bring your latest project or try a new crochet pattern.
Free coaster-making at Zablocki on July 20. Use acrylic markers and paint to create your own unique designs.
Watercolor class at Lydell School, July 21 to August 27. Capture historical buildings and surrounding greenery.
SPARK! at the Domes offers a welcoming environment for older adults with memory challenges and their caregivers. Held at the Mitchell Park Domes, each session features engaging nature-based activities. It's a great way to connect with others and enjoy the beauty of the Domes. Pre-registration is required, so plan ahead.
Watercolor class at Lydell focused on painting buildings: weathered wood, fieldstone, brickwork, clapboard siding, barns, doors, and bridges. Mary Pesch teaches techniques for the surrounding trees and vegetation too, plus perspective, lighting, and mood. Aimed at intermediate painters but beginners willing to keep up are welcome. Supply list comes with the receipt.
Free health literacy clinic for kids at Martin Luther King Branch. Hands-on activities and take-home resources on wellness.
Free food and nutrition workshop at Mitchell Street Branch. Learn meal prep, vitamins, minerals, and more.
Dive into a fantasy-themed clay workshop perfect for young artists. Over four days, kids will explore sculpting techniques to create their own mythical creatures. Held at Tooth and Nail Studio, this camp is a creative adventure where kids can unleash their imagination. Be sure to register early as spots are limited.
Free typing basics class at Central Library on July 21. Hands-on activities to boost your keyboard skills.
Free computer basics at Martin Luther King Branch. Learn terminology, navigation, and simple troubleshooting.