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Monthly Meeting
Jun
9

Monthly Meeting

Join us for our regular monthly meeting. Our June meeting brings the announcement of a couple new initiatives, so if you can make it, it’ll be an action-packed hour.

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Monthly Meeting
May
12

Monthly Meeting

Monthly meeting is not the usual at Wheel & Sprocket Bay View. Instead, meet at 6pm at 60th and Vliet, for a traffic calming corridor walk hosted by the Milwaukee DPW. Same time as our usual meeting - 6pm.

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Tosa Tour de Playgrounds
May
10

Tosa Tour de Playgrounds

  • 6601 West North Avenue Wauwatosa, WI, 53213 United States (map)
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Join us on Sat May 10, 2025 at 1:00 PM in East Tosa for a fun-filled day biking in a group between the elementary school playgrounds. We will start at Washington Elementary with a Bike Rodeo to help kids learn/reinforce some important bike riding skills. We will then go to Roosevelt Elementary, play for a bit, then head over to McKinley Elementary. At McKinley we will have a Cargo/E-Bike Petting Zoo for everyone who may be interested in upgrading their bike, but wanted to test one first. Then we will bike over to Joy's for some ice cream. Bring your kids, friends, and family for a day of play and adventure. This event is organized by the City of Wauwatosa.

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Monthly Meeting
Mar
10

Monthly Meeting

In addition to our normal business, we are happy to be hosting a discussing with 3rd district common council candidates. We’ll be joined by Daniel Bauman and a representative of Alex Brower’s campaign. Not to be missed.

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Strong Towns MKE Book Club
Jan
28

Strong Towns MKE Book Club

This event is open to all who are interested in learning about the policy choices that created our housing crisis and the Strong Towns approach to addressing it. Discussion will be centered around Charles Marohn’s Escaping the Housing Trap (2024). Reading is encouraged, but optional. A brief summary of key ideas, and questions for discussion, will be presented to kick off the conversation. Hope to see you there!

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