Join Everyone On, a national nonprofit dedicated to closing the digital divide.
Classes cover basic digital literacy topics like:
- Using a computer
- Exploring the internet
- Setting up and using an email
- Accessing online resources
Everyone On provides:
- Digital skills training once a week for 5 weeks
- A laptop for each participant who completes the course
- One-on-one support
Minimum of 10 participants are required to run class. Registration required for first class, but not other sessions. Participants must attend 4 sessions in order to be eligible to receive a laptop.
Laptop eligibility requirements:
- Age 18+
- Milwaukee or Waukesha County resident
- No (or limited) access to broadband; low-income; and/or unable to afford a computer
- No (or limited) digital skills
- Do not own a computer
For additional information, reach out to Jenna Kuhn from Everyone On at 414-433-8433.
Do you knit, crochet, sew, embroider, or enjoy other crafty projects? Join our Crafty Collective group! Bring the project you’re working on and craft with us. Find inspiration from other crafty people in our group.
We meet the last Wednesday of the month in the Firefly Room.
Goodwill and the Wauwatosa Public Library Job Fair
Looking for a new job or career opportunity? Join us at the Wauwatosa Community Job Fair and connect with employers from a variety of growing industries, including healthcare, manufacturing and skilled trades, retail, hospitality, customer service, and staffing services.
Meet directly with hiring managers, learn about current openings, explore career pathways, and discover workforce resources available through the Workforce Connection Center. Whether you are seeking full-time employment, part-time work, or a career change, this event offers a valuable opportunity to network with local employers and take the next step in your career.
Date: September 30, 2026
Time: 2:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Location: Wauwatosa Public Library
Some employers that will be present:
Kelly Education
Goodwill
Outpost Natural Foods
Landmark Credit Union
Centers for Independence
My Buddy Healthcare
City of Milwaukee
US ARMY
YMCA
GoRiteway
Beyond Vision
This event is free and open to the public. Attendees are encouraged to bring copies of their resume and dress professionally.
The college admission landscape continues to evolve and is more complex than ever. Shifting ACT/SAT testing requirements, new ACT/SAT testing formats, OBBB creating federal loan limits, and increased selectivity across schools and majors make it hard for families to identify the right-fit schools and apply successfully.
Challenges include:
- Admission trends have changed around how colleges admit students
- ACT/SAT testing trends for admission and merit
- Avoid FAFSA mistakes that make college more expensive
- How to stand out as your authentic self
- Right-fit and how to find it
Join us to learn how these changes may impact your family and leverage new strategies to give your student the best opportunity for admission and to maximize scholarships and financial aid.
If you are the parent of a high school student in grades 8-11, this is incredibly important info you will not want to miss.
Register with this link today!
Whether you’re new to writing or a seasoned pro, drop “write in” to one of our writing sessions. Bring whatever you’re working on, keep writing, and find inspiration from other writers in our group. We’ll provide the space and snacks.
Spend the second and fourth Monday evening of each month from 6 to 7:30 PM writing with us. Registration not required.
Interested in learning to draw with pencil and charcoal? Join us for a beginning drawing class as we practice basic techniques.
Whether you’re new to Board Games, or have been playing for years, there is fun to be had for everyone! Join us in the Firefly room! This event is for those ages 13 and up. Registration is not required.
New to the iPhone or want to feel more confident using it? In this hands-on workshop, we’ll cover the basics to help you get comfortable with your device. Learn how to navigate your iPhone, adjust important settings, connect to Wi-Fi, download apps, and use helpful features that make everyday tasks easier. This class is perfect for beginners who want to build confidence and get more out of their iPhone.
To register, contact the Wauwatosa Health Department via email or phone (414-479-8936).
This month we’re reading The Children of Men by P. D. James, a dystopian novel about a world-wide fertility crisis where no children have been born for 25 years.
Learn how to grow your own sourdough starter, tips and tricks for baking the best loaf, and go home with a basic bread recipe. Come hungry, as we will be sampling sourdough and you’ll leave with your very own sourdough starter!
