Receive free toys; speak you mind at a men’s forum; learn about National Human Trafficking Prevention Month; attend a women’s wellness session; and pick up food from a mobile food pantry.
Department of City Development
Posted inCommunity, Neighborhoods, Walker Square
What do residents want to see for Walker Square Park as $750,000 in funding paves way for upgrades?
Walker Square Park is getting $750,000 for park improvements, which some neighborhood residents see as a once-in-a- generation opportunity to update the community space.
Posted inCommunity
5 things to know and do the week Aug. 5
Help the Urban Ecology Center with its monarch butterflies; hear Northridge Mall updates; attend a panel discussion hosted by MKE Black; enjoy festivities at a safety fair; and network with community members during Bronzeville breakfast.
Posted inCommunity
5 things to know and do the weekend of May 24
Have fun at a senior wellness fair; give your feedback on the Growing MKE project; support Muskego Way Forward’s first Bloom & Groom sale; discuss mental health at Radio Milwaukee; and attend the “Heal the Hood” annual block party.
Posted inClarke Square, Community, Neighborhoods, South
New Clarke Square leader sees ‘so much possibility’
Kevin Kuschel, the new executive director of Clarke Square Neighborhood Initiative, wants to engage with residents to help Clarke Square grow and thrive.
Posted inHealth and Wellness, Housing
After three forced apartment evacuations, leaders press for answers
After three forced evacuations of apartment buildings this year, including two in Milwaukee, city leaders are seeking answers.
Posted inCommunity
5 things to know and do the week of Sept. 11
Attend a live pitch event for new businesses on the Near West Side; register for free citizenship classes; find out about community resources at the Mitchell Street Branch; learn about solar power; and give your input on how Milwaukee should grow.
Posted inCommunity, Housing
The city seeks your input on how Milwaukee grows. Here’s how to provide it.
There are still opportunities for Milwaukeeans to help decide how the city will grow.
Posted inCommunity, Economic Development, Housing
What you need to know about the Homes MKE initiative to repair 150 homes
Some of Milwaukee’s most dilapidated homes are on the road to being repaired this summer.
Posted inCommunity
5 things to know and do this week in Milwaukee: Sept. 26 to Sept. 30
Attend a pop-up resource fair in the Amani neighborhood; check out Black Space group therapy for men; listen to “Rhythm and Brews” at the Mitchell Park Domes; meet the deadline to apply for the Milwaukee County Youth Commission; and get coffee and breakfast pizza – and get rid of your old electronics