Learn about who represents you and the democratic process

Presented by Juan Arévalo

    •    Open to the public every Friday

    •    5:30 PM – 6:30 PM

    •    If you have questions, contact juan@milwaukeeturners.org

Led by Laura Medina

    •    Every Monday from 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM

    •    Open to the public & childcare is provided

    •    Location: Parque Clarke Square, 2330 W Vieau Pl, Milwaukee, WI 53204

Groove Theory: Songs in the Key of Love – A soulful Valentine’s evening at The Cooperage! Experience the magic of love through live music with Brew City Soul, performing classic and modern R&B hits to set the perfect mood.

Every attendee receives a FREE Summerfest 2025 General Admission ticket!

Tickets:

    •    General Admission: $30 (100 available) | Couples Discount: $50 for 2 (100 available)

    •    Floor VIP Table (Seats 2): $150 (10 available) – Includes VIP table, entry for two, two drink tickets per person, and a bottle of wine (red or white).

    •    Floor VIP Table (Seats 4): $300 (7 available) – Includes VIP table, entry for four, two drink tickets per person, and a bottle of wine (red or white).

21+ event. Seating is first-come, first-served. No refunds. Early arrival recommended!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/groove-theory-songs-in-the-key-of-love-tickets-1142241377709?aff=oddtdtcreator

Learn about who represents you and the democratic process

Presented by Juan Arévalo

    •    Open to the public every Friday

    •    5:30 PM – 6:30 PM

    •    If you have questions, contact juan@milwaukeeturners.org

Hiring: Health care, Hospitality, Administrative, Customer Service, Warehouse, Laborers, Skilled Trades, and more! Bring your resume and dress for success!!

For More Info Contact - Connie Georgetta

(262)956-6884

Connie.georgettakrystyn@dwd.wisconsin.gov

In honor of fellow Turner and Alderman Jonathan Brostoff, the Milwaukee Turners are hosting one of 41 stops of the We Can Save Lives Tour - a free 4-hour suicide prevention training, in-person at Turner Hall. 

RSVP at https://fcwi.org/savelives 

Looking for free legal assistance in Milwaukee? The Milwaukee Mobile Legal Clinic brings access to justice right to your neighborhood! Offering help with expungements, pardons, housing issues, family law, and more, their team of volunteer attorneys and law students provides expert guidance to those in need. Check out their schedule and learn how they’re making legal resources accessible for all at mkemobilelegalclinic.com!

Employ Milwaukee x Workforce Development is having a Manufacturing Hiring Event! For on-the-spot Interviews, please bring your resume and dress for success. Good luck!

Register Here - https://employmke.wufoo.com/forms/k30d3ma1svbsda/

For More Info - Contact Fredrick Nelson (414)270-1738

Email: Frederick.nelson@employmilwaukee.org

Led by Laura Medina

    •    Every Monday from 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM

    •    Open to the public & childcare is provided

    •    Location: Parque Clarke Square, 2330 W Vieau Pl, Milwaukee, WI 53204

Support Local Art with a Unique Valentine!

Share love while supporting the Creative Community Initiative with one-of-a-kind, artist-designed cards. Perfect for sweethearts, friends, or anyone special!

Pricing:

    •    1 card – $6

    •    3 cards – $10

    •    7 cards – $25

    •    15 cards – $50

Pickup/Delivery Options:

    •    La Gente V-Day Market: Feb 8 @ Broken Bat Brewing (5–9 PM)

    •    La Gente Art Gallery: Wed–Sat (12–8 PM, by appointment)

    •    Snail Mail: Ships within 2 days of confirmation (include mailing address).

Hurry—supplies are limited! Buy now and let your love make a difference.

Marquette University's Graduate School is developing a new AmeriCorps program entitled the Capacity MKE Fellowship Program, which will place Marquette graduate students in local nonprofit organizations to create mutually beneficial relationships.

Facilitated by Emilio De Torre, Executive Director of the Milwaukee Turners, these sessions will introduce attendees to the goals and initial design plans for the new program. Our goal is to co-design this program with you, our community nonprofit leaders, and reflect on the community's nonprofit needs collaboratively. Register here - Please consider attending to learn about the fellowship and contribute your expertise.

Call before going to make sure Circle is happening!

Dante Martin - (414) 334-4699

Overcoming Stigma and Shame amongst a support circle 1st and 3rd Monday of Every Month at 6 pm

Join us to celebrate the Grand Reopening of the Urban Ecology Center's Washington Park Branch and enjoy the activities of our Winterfest Community Celebration!

Winterfest is a FREE community gathering filled with fun winter activities including: crisp winter hikes, sledding, exciting carriage rides, and so much more! There will also be a cozy campfire and yummy drinks to keep you warm!
Please note that the Grand Reopening Ceremony is from 10 - 11am and the Winterfest Community Celebration is from 11am - 2pm.

Free for everyone!

Have you ever wanted to learn to crochet the famous Granny Square that can be combined into scarves, blankets, clothing, and other fun and useful objects? Even if you’ve never held a crochet hook in your hand, you can learn to make these squares in just a couple of hours. I’ll help you choose yarn, learn the stitches and patterns, and plan your project.

Instructor: Jeannie Baker

Capacity: 3 participants

Sign-up deadline: Friday, January 24 at 5 pm

Cost: Students $15 Community $30

Join us for food, community, and FlexRide Milwaukee!

Experimental Tuesdays / Free For Everyone!
Experimental Tuesdays is a weekly screening of artist-made film/video work from around the world, programmed by the Department of Film, Video, Animation and New Genres, which celebrates the creative possibilities of cinema as an art form. Variously referred to as “experimental,” “underground,” or “avant-garde,” the filmmakers presented in this series work in a truly independent fashion and their work pushes beyond the boundaries of cinematic convention. XT regularly features visiting artists, curated programs of contemporary short films, and 16mm prints from the UWM Cinema Arts Archive. Please check the Union Cinema website for specific details.

Cosponsored by the Dept. of Film/Video/Animation/New Genres

Take a spin on the potter’s wheel! In this intro wheel-throwing class, participants will learn the basics of making pottery with the potter’s wheel. Three main forms will be covered on the wheel: the cup, bowl, and plate. Glazing will also be explored, and participants can expect to walk away with several fully finished pottery pieces. The workshop fee includes one 25-lb. bag of clay, with additional clay available for purchase; all glazes are included.

Instructor: Isaac Levin

Capacity: 8 Participants

Sign-up deadline: Thursday, January 23 at 5pm

Cost: Students $75 Community $125