It 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!
Read moreDid you know that in the early decades of the 20th century Wisconsin was home to a small record company that made a huge contribution to American music and culture by recording blues performers from Chicago and throughout the American South, such as Ma Rainey, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Charley Patton, Skip James, and other blues greats?
Read moreLearn about MPL's unique treasures available to the public during this slide presentation of rarities at the East Branch Library, Friday February 13th from 2:30-3:30pm.
Read moreMilwaukee Public Library's Historic Photo Collection contains newly digitized photographs of the Civil Rights movement in Milwaukee!
Read moreCelebrate Valentine's Day at the East Branch Library with this program of French Baroque musical delicacies. Program presented by Early Music Now on Saturday, February 14th from 11am-12pm.
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