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PPNA Egg Hunt

Pabst Park children and grandchildren are invited to join us for our annual Egg Hunt and spring celebration with the Inglewood neighborhood association at the Washington playground on April 11, 2026 from 11:30am – 2pm, with the hunt beginning promptly at 11:30. This event is sponsored by our amazing business sponsor and Pabst Park resident, Tom Telderer with The Benson Group.

There will be 1,000 plus candy filled eggs to find, chalk drawing, bubbles, temporary tattoos, a spring themed craft, and even a visit from everyone’s favorite bunny.

Help make our egg hunt a success! Volunteers are needed the day of the event, April 11th. Great volunteer opportunity for middle & high schoolers or older adults without littles at home.

You can help with:

HIDING EGGS

11AM – 11:30AM

TABLES & ACTIVITIES SET-UP

11AM – 11:30AM

FACE PAINTING & TATTOO AREA

11:30AM – 12:30PM

12:30PM – 1:30PM

TEAR DOWN

2PM – 2:45PM

Email pabstpark@gmail.com to volunteer or with questions.

We hope to see you there!

If you are not already a member, please consider joining the Pabst Park Neighborhood Association to help support this event, here.

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PPNA Rummage Sale

Let’s get ready to…RUMMAGE!

Neighbors can participate in the rummage sale on either June 6th or 7th, or on both days, anytime between 8 AM and 4 PM! While you are welcome to host a rummage sale on these days, please note that we have closed our registration form for new participants in order to publish the master list online. No new addresses will be added, but there will still be plenty of traffic in the neighborhood if you wish to join in!

If you have any questions email pabstpark@gmail.com.

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Winter Happy Hour

Let’s Get Happy! Join us on Saturday, March 1st from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Growlers East Tosa (67th & North Ave).

Chase away the Winter blues, mingle with neighbors, and enjoy delicious snacks generously provided by Hair by Drew.

This event is for current members or for neighbors looking to join, find more info here.

Cash bar and Pabst Park swag will be available for purchase. Hope to see you all there!

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Volunteers Needed

We are always looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help make our community even stronger!

We have several exciting opportunities for you to get involved:

EVENT PLANNING 
* Rummage Sale: Help organize and advertise our annual neighborhood-wide rummage sale.
* Happy Hours: Assist in planning and promoting fun social events for neighbors to connect.
* Egg Hunt Support: Lend a hand to Ashley with our annual Easter Egg Hunt.
* Nighttime Trick-or-Treat: Help organize and advertise our event. 

COMMUNICATIONS
* Social Media: Share updates, event announcements, and neighborhood news on our social media platforms.
* Website: Help maintain and update our neighborhood website.
* Email Updates: Create and send email updates in Mailchimp. 
* Newsletter Revamp: Contribute your creative skills to give our annual newsletter a fresh and modern look.

No prior experience is necessary! We welcome all skill levels and are happy to provide training and support. Even a few hours of your time can make a big difference.

TO GET INVOLVED 
* Email pabstpark@gmail.com and let us know which areas sound interesting to you.
* Attend our board meeting at Growlers East Tosa on 67th & North Thursday, January 30th at 7pm to learn more and connect with other volunteers.


Join our collaborative team and make Pabst Park an even better place to live!

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Schoonmaker Creek Project Update

There is an open house this Thursday about the Schoonmaker Creek Watershed Flooding Mitigation Project. Click here to read about the status of the project.

From the City of Wauwatosa: Attend the open house on September 12 between 5 – 7 pm at Wauwatosa’s City Hall in the Lower Civic Center. It’s open house style, so you can come at any point in that window. There is no formal presentation. Our staff will be there to walk through the project details and answer your questions. You’ll see that we’ve studied two alternatives for reducing flooding. We’ll present recommendations in October 2024, and we anticipate the Common Council will soon choose one of the alternatives. To be clear, we’re still very early in this process. Project financing has not yet been determined. There will be future meetings on this topic.