Artists Working in Eduction (A.W.E.) is back for another fun-filled and educational art workshop at the East Branch Library. Listen as the artists read a story to get your creative juices flowing. Then let your imagination soar as you work on a special project inspired by the story.
Read moreIn 1866, Milwaukeean Ezekiel Gillespie (1818-1892) sued for his right to vote in Wisconsin. At issue was a dispute over the results of an 1849 statewide referendum on black suffrage. Wisconsin’s Supreme Court found in Gillespie’s favor, declaring that African-American men had legally held the right to vote in Wisconsin since 1849...
Read moreBring your chess set and love of strategy to the East Branch drop-in chess club Wednesday 02.25.15 from 5:30pm-7:30pm.
Read moreNow is the time to start practicing good saving habits. Wisconsin Saves Week is part of a national effort to assist Americans understand the importance of saving and provide assistance in meeting their savings goals.
Read moreIt wasn’t too long ago that one of Milwaukee’s unique and important resources, the America’s Black Holocaust Museum, closed the doors on its physical location for the last time. Now, it has been reborn as a virtual museum and the organization continues to play an important role in the Milwaukee community.
Read moreFresh, locally grown foods don’t just taste delicious – they are better for you, your community, and the environment. Learn why with a presentation by Jamie Ferschinger of the Urban Ecology Center and Eat Local Milwaukee.
Read moreNothing in Wisconsin changes as fast than the weather. Learn how you can take a FREE class on this hot (but mostly cold) topic!
Read moreWhat do a Shakespearean fool, an elephant scientist, a time traveler, a TV writer, and a curmudgeonly detective all have in common? They're the stars of the books Tippecanoe recommends this month!
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