You bring it in we’ll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

Everyone can work and there is a job for everyone. Learn how to activate your skills and find career paths that match your interests and needs. We will help you navigate the resources and services available in your community to connect you with good jobs. Get help with:  Resume Writing, Job Searching, Online Applications, Interviewing, Onboarding for new jobs, Basic Computer Skills.

·        Enjoy a short tour of the library's Green Roof!  Learn about the environmental benefits of green roofs while enjoying a view of the city like no other.  Please meet in the Central Library's Rotunda to start the tour.

Milwaukee Public Library is proud to partner with Foley & Lardner LLP and LegalCORPS to host the Intellectual Property Brief Advice Clinic. This monthly program will bring an intellectual property attorney from Foley & Lardner LLP to the library for two hours to offer brief advice regarding intellectual property. Don't know where to start with your invention? Do you have questions about establishing or protecting your intellectual property? Feel free to drop by! No reservations required.

A Goodwill Consultant will be available to provide job search assistance, resume-building help, and interview preparation. 

Do you have a favorite anime series you can’t stop talking about? Join us to meet other anime and manga fans, watch your favorite series, and draw your own art in an anime style.

Visit Milwaukee Public Library's beautiful Central Library, a popular destination for more than a century. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Central Library has many significant architectural features including a spectacular rotunda with an Italian mosaic floor and coffered dome. The Library also features the Betty Brinn Children's Room with the largest collection of children's books in the state; the Richard E. and Lucile Krug Rare Books Room, featuring 14,000+ rarities; Special Collections and changing exhibits; over three million books, magazines, newspapers, DVDs, and eBooks; and programs, meeting rooms, and much more. 

·         Enjoy a short tour of the library's Green Roof!  Learn about the environmental benefits of green roofs while enjoying a view of the city like no other.  Please meet in the Central Library's Rotunda to start the tour.

You bring it in we’ll explain how to use it! Do you have a question about your smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device? Need help accessing library resources? Bring your device and questions to a librarian, we can help!

Your health matters. Come talk to us! Aurora Mobile Health is providing free health services at Milwaukee Public Library Center Street Branch for community members. We are here to serve you and your healthcare needs. Services available include Consultation with a nurse practitioner (immediate care needs, medication review, one-on-one education, and goal setting) Consultation with a nurse practitioner for children, the guardian must be present (immediate needs, health questions, review milestones and safety) Health Screenings (blood pressure, blood sugar, depression, anxiety) Care Navigation and Referrals (connection to a medical home, behavioral health referrals, community resource referrals). Services are provided at no cost.

Everyone can work and there is a job for everyone. Learn how to activate your skills and find career paths that match your interests and needs. We will help you navigate the resources and services available in your community to connect you with good jobs. Get help with:  Resume Writing, Job Searching, Online Applications, Interviewing, Onboarding for new jobs, Basic Computer Skills.

·        Enjoy a short tour of the library's Green Roof!  Learn about the environmental benefits of green roofs while enjoying a view of the city like no other.  Please meet in the Central Library's Rotunda to start the tour.

A Goodwill Consultant will be available to provide job search assistance, resume-building help, and interview preparation. 

Visit Milwaukee Public Library's beautiful Central Library, a popular destination for more than a century. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Central Library has many significant architectural features including a spectacular rotunda with an Italian mosaic floor and coffered dome. The Library also features the Betty Brinn Children's Room with the largest collection of children's books in the state; the Richard E. and Lucile Krug Rare Books Room, featuring 14,000+ rarities; Special Collections and changing exhibits; over three million books, magazines, newspapers, DVDs, and eBooks; and programs, meeting rooms, and much more. 

Registering to vote is the first step to participating in our democracy. If you have moved, changed your name, or have not voted in a while, you might need to re-register. Now is the time to get registered or verify that your registration is current. The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan, grassroots organization working to protect and expand voting rights and ensure everyone is represented in our democracy. This is a tabling event where League representatives will be onsite to verify your voter registration status, help you re-register, and learn more about voting and elections in Milwaukee.

·         Enjoy a short tour of the library's Green Roof!  Learn about the environmental benefits of green roofs while enjoying a view of the city like no other.  Please meet in the Central Library's Rotunda to start the tour.

Join us for a special edition of Art Book Club in the Richard and Lucile Krug Rare Books Room on the second floor of Central Library. There will be rare books showcasing a variety of time periods, topics, and wondrous things to behold. There is no need to register -- drop in any time during the program to browse the material at your leisure. Librarians will be present to answer questions.

Explore some of the Milwaukee Public Library’s unique archives and special collections.  A selection of materials will be available for browsing at your own pace between 5-7 pm in our Art Music and Recreation Room on the 2^nd floor of Central Library. These materials are not normally browsable and may include documents, drawings, plans, photographs and ephemera. Topics will vary monthly. No registration necessary.  Please drop in and visit!