Follow the Truck
Free Art Coming to a Park Near You this Summer!
June 24 – August 2, 2013 • Monday thru Friday, 1 – 4 pm
Join A.W.E. artists to create paintings, masks, sculptures, and many other imaginative projects to take home! Once again this summer our brightly-painted Truck Studio vans will visit parks and playgrounds around Milwaukee offering FREE drop-in art activities for children. Come once or come every day, and bring family and friends!
June 24-June 28
Carmen Playground, 7320 W. Carmen Ave
Mitchell Park,
22nd and Pierce St (near pool)
Washington Park, Sherman Blvd & Lloyd St.
Burnham Playground, 1755 S. 32nd St
July 1 – July 5 (no program July 4)
Dineen, 6901
W. Vienna Ave.(by splashpad)
Mitchell Park,
22nd & Pierce St (near pool)
Starms Playground, 26th & Brown St.
Burnham Playground, 1755 S. 32nd St
July 8 – July 12
Wahl Park,
4750 N. 48th St
Modrzejewski Park, 1020 W. Cleveland Ave
Franklin Square, 2643 N. 13th St.
Auer Playground,
23rd & Auer Ave.
July 15-July 19
Wahl Park,
4750 N. 48th St
Modrzejewski,
1020 W. Cleveland Ave
Columbia Playground, 1354 W. Columbia
Merrill, 461
N. 35th St
July 22 – July 26
Stark Playground, 4951 N. 40th
Clarke Square,
2330 W. Vieau Pl
Rose Park, 3045
N. Martin Luther King Dr
Merrill Playground, 461 N. 35th St
July 29 – August 2
Smith Park, 5462
N. 33rd St.
Clarke Square,
2330 W. Vieau Pl
Gordon Park,
2828 N. Humboldt Blvd
Walker Square, 1031
S. 9th St.
Summer Truck Studio is supported by:
Also! Year-Round Library Program: Family Art Time
Join us for a special project the whole family can work on together -bring everyone from grandma to your little cousins! Families will work as a group on a larger-scale, imaginative art project relevant to a book and theme for the day. This is a great opportunity to be creative, try new techniques and have fun together as a family. The program is completely free and every family will get to take home their collaborative creation! This program is a partnership between the Milwaukee Public Library and Artists Working in Education, Inc. (A.W.E.) with support from MPS Partnership for the Arts.