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Brookfield Library Spring Break Earth Day Craft Written by HH Brookfield Library invites kids to participate in an Earth Day craft via Zoom with Miss Meg on April 13 at 10am. Using peat moss, dried gree moss, and yarn, participants will create their own hanging Earth Moss Ball. Registration is required.
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UpdatedMon, Feb 8, 2021 at 8:54 pm CT Reply Natasha Broxton of Brookfield was inspired by "Be the Bridge" to create a group to discuss racial issues and use education to help heal the community. (Natasha Broxton) Natasha Broxton, a mother of five and a Milwaukee business owner, was inspired to join "Be the Bridge" after the George Floyd incident over the summer. Pictured are Broxton; her husband, Eric; and their five children. (Natasha Broxton) BROOKFIELD, WI—Incidents of racial division and injustice inspired a Brookfield woman to encourage others to talk openly about race. Natasha Broxt...
Written by Brookfield Library Spread kindness by wishing a Brookfield senior a Happy Valentine's Day! Beginning February 1, you are invited to stop by The Brookfield Library and pick up a "Grab and Go" kit with materials to make two Valentines that will be delivered to the Brookfield Senior Center. Get creative! Decorate, add a sweet message, and return your cards to the Library by Saturday, February 6! Kits will be available curbside. First come, first served. Visit Brookfield Library online here.
Volunteers repair Bethel senior citizen's home, other community highlights Greg Marku FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 The nonprofit ASAP! will offer an in-person program, “Look, Build, Play!,” a natural building workshop where participants will develop their ideas in virtual sessions, then bring them to life outdoors at Macricostas Preserve in Washington./ Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 2of5 The Brookfield Democratic Town Committee will hold a monthly virtual book club called, “Reading With Intention,” starting Monday, Feb. 1./ Contributed photoShow MoreShow Less 3of5 4of5 Volunteers r...