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Did you know that 10 local bowling alleys provide two free Games of bowling each day to kids during the Spring and Summer? This program is designed by bowling centers to give back to the community and provide a safe, secure, and fun way for kids to spend time this summer.
Participating bowling alleys this year include:
- Brown Deer Lanes (Brown Deer)
- Bob-E-Lanes
- Whirlyball (Brookfield)
- Village Bowl & Social (Menononee Falls)
- Country Lanes (Franklin)
- Sussex Bowl
- Alpine Lanes (Muskego)
- Circle B Recreation (Cedarburg)
- Foxx View Lanes (Waukesha)
- The Kettle Recreation Center (Slinger)
It’s easy to sign up for Kids Bowl Free in Milwaukee:
Step 1: Find a Participating Bowling Center In Your Community (Participating this year in the Milwaukee area: Brown Deer Lanes, Village Bowl in Menomonee Falls, Foxx View Lanes in Waukesha, Sussex Bowl, and Circle B Rec in Cedarburg)
Step 2: Register Your Kids
Step 3: Go Bowling for FREE All Spring & Summer!
For more ideas for summer fun, check out 50 Things to do This Summer With Kids in Milwaukee.
Plus, keep the free fun going at home! Keep your kids’ learning through the summer with our roundup of free educational websites for kids. From interactive math games to science experiments and virtual field trips, these resources are perfect for learning at home.
Calie Herbst, Editor-in-Chief of Milwaukee With Kids, has spent over a decade combining her experiences as a parent of three to create a hub for Milwaukee’s family adventures.
Her decade-long teaching career in Milwaukee Public Schools and academic background, including a Master’s in Teaching from Marquette University and dual B.A.s in Sociology and Spanish from the University of Wisconsin – Madison, fuel her passion for inclusive and engaging family content.
Calie is also a recognized voice in local media, contributing to WISN Channel 12 News, WTMJ Wisconsin Morning News, Fox 6’s Real Milwaukee, and B93.3.
Discover more about Calie’s journey and editorial approach on her About Page and Editorial Policy Page.
