Flavors of Milwaukee
At the Milwaukee Public Library, food isn't just sustenance – it's an avenue for building community, sharing culture, and cooking creativity.
Read moreAt the Milwaukee Public Library, food isn't just sustenance – it's an avenue for building community, sharing culture, and cooking creativity.
Read moreThe South Side and Lincoln Libraries preceded the Forest Home Library which opened in 1966. Forest Home was replaced by the Mitchell Street Branch in 2017. The branch opened as a mixed-use development and contains a wealth of architectural details which now lend a unique charm to this two-story branch library serving the south side.
Read moreLast October, our first Talking Shop featured a community conversation exploring the early days of hip hop on Mitchell Street.
Read moreJoin Erick on Wednesdays in the makerspace from 4-6 pm to make your own self-portrait and leave your story and face at Milwaukee Public Library’s Mitchell Street Branch!
Read moreMore than a century ago, a former home of the Central Library became a department store. In 1880, the ornate Library Block building opened with retail on the 1st floor and the Library moved in on the 2nd floor.
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