With gardening expert Melinda Myers. Use container gardens to boost the color and seasonal interest in any size landscape, garden, balcony, or deck. With your budget in mind, we will explore attractive combinations of trees, shrubs, flowers, edible plants, and those that attract pollinators. Plus, you’ll learn strategies for extending your enjoyment year-round by transforming all or a portion of the container planting with the changing seasons. Register for this free webinar at: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_SwTJwDSaQgWnm7YU-iY0mg
Register HERE for this free event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/good-hope-branch-rain-barrel-workshop-tickets-857057059737 Learn how to install and care for a rain barrel! In this rain barrel workshop brought to you by MMSD and the Fresh Coast Guardians, participants will learn about water conservation and the many benefits of using rain barrels. Rain barrels capture rainwater from your roof that you can use later when it's dry for thirsty gardens. They also help prevent rain from becoming polluted stormwater runoff, the biggest remaining threat to clean rivers and our Great Lakes.
One FREE rain barrel will be provided per owner-occupied household at this workshop.*
*You have to live within Milwaukee County (excluding South Milwaukee)to receive a free rain barrel. You must register prior to attending. No walk-ins allowed. If you have received a free rain barrel in the past you are not eligible for an additional one.
Celebrate Earth Day with some gardening activities! Get started on your own spring garden by planting vegetable, herb or flower seeds in a pot to take home.
Inspiration starts here! Discovery Lunches are one-hour programs that let you explore and connect with fellow learners on your journey to discovery at the Milwaukee Public Library. A light lunch is provided.
Improvisation, Syncopation, &
Swing Notes; Ever since John H. Wickcliffe and his
Famous Ginger Jazz Band played at the
Schlitz Palm Garden in the late 1910s,
Milwaukee has had a small, but vibrant jazz
community. This talk discusses some of the
principle figures and venues that have
contributed to the rich history of
Milwaukee’s jazz scene and how that
scene fits in to the national context. Presented by the Milwaukee County Historical Society.
Celebrate Earth Day with some gardening activities! Get started on your own spring garden by planting vegetable, herb or flower seeds in a pot to take home.