covid 5 things

Apply to the Ruth Bader Ginsburg scholarship; tune in to the Equal Rights Commission’s virtual talk; register for summer camp at the Urban Ecology Center; celebrate women in theater; and learn about incarcerated mothers.

Clean up your neighborhood; order pies for Pi(e) Day; watch the northern lights; tune into Pedestrian Power Hour; and check out Kohl’s Family Sundays.

Apply to the Earn & Learn program; learn about the Native Community Vaccine Event; check out Youth Justice Wisconsin’s new webinar; enjoy a Latino Arts virtual performance; and honor the life o Breonna Taylor.

Learn about Nō Studios’ artist grant program; register for Milwaukee Recreation spring classes; visit Milwaukee museums that are back in business; attend the Milwaukee Police Department’s Citizen Academy info session; and check out Latino Arts’ “Hyphenated Americans” exhibit.

A new café, Sam’s Place, is opening; Employ Milwaukee offers a job interview workshop; the Milwaukee Public Museum celebrates Black History Month; James Causey and Kondwani Fidel discuss “Unlearning Racism”; and watch the “REPair Divides” series.

Hear from the people behind “Metcalfe Park: Black Vote Rising”; learn about “The roots of medical distrust in the Black community”; watch a workshop on credit scores; enjoy a virtual gospel jubilee fundraiser; and apply for a business accelerator program.

Get free flu shots at the Mexican Consulate; hear from artist Mauricio Ramirez; check out family craft day at Vibez Creative Arts Space; sign up for couple’s yoga; and view the stars with your valentine.

Attend a virtual town hall on COVID-19; watch a community forum on MPS school board candidates; nominate female residents for the Vel R. Phillips Trailblazer award; lunch and learn with Latino Arts; and sign up for a Ko-Thi Dance Company’s youth class.

It’s family free day at the zoo; Amani United is having its inauguration; donate blood in Century City; and paint a picture at the Farmhouse Paint Bar.

Speak with State Rep. LaKeshia Myers; celebrate “Phobruary”; donate gently used or new shoes; watch Milwaukee Repertory Theater’s virtual series for Black History Month; and check out the Mystic Phoenix Art pop-up.