covid 5 things

Take Salsa 101 with Wanyah Frazier; check out an old SistaStrings performance on WMSE; watch Dr. Lyle Ignace during a weekly town hall meeting; take advantage of Acts Housing’s virtual counseling; and learn about the Community Supported Agriculture program at Alice’s Garden.

Don’t forget about the census; Walnut Way is accepting applications for its teen internship program; Zócalo food park is open, Voces de la Frontera is moving; and This is Milwaukee is hosting an online conversation.

Health centers have expanded COVID-19 testing; you can buy a garden plot; explore domestic violence resources; take in a webinar by Walnut Way; and Confectionately Yours needs donations for a cookie drive for essential workers.

This week, make face masks, learn about Wisconsin’s African American history, apply for energy assistance, buy fresh produce and learn about LISC’s grants for small businesses.

This weekend sign up for S.T.E.A.M & Dream, play NNS bingo, access news with Pressreader, see what’s happening in Metcalfe Park and enjoy a virtual concert series.

Walnut Way is offering two webinars; sign up for free yoga classes for youth; check out the DNC’s new website; help honor healthcare workers; and the Love Your Block grant extends boundaries and deadline.

Here’s what you need to know: Gerald L. Ignace Health Center offers COVID-19 testing; Pete’s Pops is open; Nō Studios is going unplugged on Facebook Live; the tax return date has been extended; and Home to Stay is full of resources.

Election results to be released; MCTS updates regulations; Urban Ecology Center launches new program; Medical College of Wisconsin hosts community webinars; and Milwaukee celebrates 414 Day.

Have a dance party with your kids, support undocumented families, get active with Milwaukee Recreation, learn about mortgage payment plans and check out “3 o’clock with SOC.”

Construction begins on West Fond du Lac Avenue; Basia Rose Designs sells face masks; Milwaukee County Parks updates regulations; Milwaukee County Transit System makes changes; and HoneyBee Sage Wellness remains open.