Things to do in Waukesha
Waukesha is the seat of Waukesha County, a historic spring city with Frame Park and a walkable riverfront downtown along the Fox River. Browse family events and things to do with kids in Waukesha, Wisconsin.

Stories Alive
Drop-in storytimes with puppetry, songs & fingerplays at Waukesha Public Library.

Adult Maker Mondays (Ages 18+): Art Through a Different Lens
Adult Maker Mondays (Ages 18+): Art Through a Different Lens at Studio 321

Scarecrow Lane
Walk through a spooky scarecrow-lined trail at Retzer Nature Center this Halloween season.

Wee Wonders at Retzer Nature Center (Waukesha)
Outdoor nature program for babies and toddlers at Retzer Nature Center.

Wiggles & Giggles Storytime
Interactive storytime with songs, dancing, and fun stories at Waukesha Public Library.

PajamaRama
Cozy pajama-themed bedtime stories with puppet friends at your library.

Waukesha County Parks Presents Community Science: Pollinators
Free community science program exploring pollinators in Waukesha County parks.

Teen After School Activities
Drop-in after-school hangout for teens with games, crafts, and activities at the Teen Zone.

Community Science: Pollinators (Waukesha County Parks: Locations Vary, See Info)
Free hands-on water conservation activities with Waukesha Parks exploring local ecosystems.

Wee Wonders at Retzer Nature Center
Toddler nature exploration program at Retzer Nature Center in Waukesha.

Value Tuesdays at Marcus Theatres
Budget-friendly movie tickets ($6–$8) at Marcus Theatres on Tuesdays.

Planetarium Programs – Waukesha
Planetarium shows at Horwitz DeRemer—explore space and astronomy for $5+.

Mingle & Bingo (Ages 55+)
Mingle & Bingo (Ages 55+) at Program Room A/B

Cooking Through Crisis: Food, Rationing, and Resilience in Wartime
Cooking Through Crisis: Food, Rationing, and Resilience in Wartime at Program Room A/B

Bus Trip: Books, Bombers, and Bravery
Bus Trip: Books, Bombers, and Bravery at Offsite

CAC Winter Glow
Free winter gear giveaway with games, activities, and raffles for school-age kids at Waukesha Library.