Cudahy Community Group
This is a community-led space for residents of Cudahy, WI who want to get involved, stay informed, and help strengthen our city through small, local actions. From neighborhood events to walking tours and shared initiatives, this is where it all connects.
Get Involved
Whether you want to help occasionally or take a more active role, we’d love to hear from you. This is an open invitation to join efforts that support community connection, local pride, and neighborhood vitality.Current efforts include:
➡️ citywide rummage sale
➡️ downtown walking tours
➡️ citywide event calendar
➡️ downtown revitalizationIf you have other ideas, or want to help out with the above initiatives, get in touch or show up one of the future monthly meetings. We gather at different locations through the city, so be sure to confirm date/location by emailing us.
Citywide Rummage Sale
May 30th, 2026
A neighborhood-wide yard sale rooted in reuse, connection, and local exchange. What began in 2023 as a simple idea between two neighbors — to bring the immediate block together — has grown organically into an annual community tradition.Join and share the Facebook Event Page.
Downtown Walking Tours
This summer series of walking tours explores the history, stories, and future plans for Cudahy. Each tour highlights a different theme and invites residents to experience their city in a new way.Moving Cudahy: Rails, Roads & Growth - Sat June 20th, 2026 @10am. Meeting spot: Train Depot
Cudahy's Social Scene: Prohibition & Pouring - Sat July 18th, 2026 @10am. Meeting spot: Train Depot
Cudahy's Cultural Core: Shops, Stages & Pages - Sat Aug 22nd, 2026 @10am. Meeting spot: TBD
Organized in collaboration with Cudahy Historical Society.
📋 Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Downtown Walking Tours?
A series of semi-guided neighborhood walks exploring Cudahy’s history, culture, and future growth opportunities. Supported by the Cudahy Historical Society and small businesses located along the routes. Designed to get us reacquainted with downtown Cudahy and with each other.How long is each tour?
Most tours last about 60–90 minutes.How far do we walk?
Around 1 mile at a relaxed, conversational pace with frequent stops.Where do tours start and end?
Each tour has a designated starting point listed on the tour map. Most routes end within a short walk of where we begin.What should I bring?
Comfortable walking shoes, water, and weather-appropriate clothing.What happens if it rains?
Light rain: tours will still run.
Severe weather: we’ll notify participants of cancellations or rescheduling via email.Do I need to register?
Registration is encouraged so we can plan group size and share updates, but we will most definitely allow walk-ups.Is there a cost?
Tours are free (but donation to the Cudahy Historical Society are encouraged).Are tours family-friendly?
Yes—most tours are appropriate for all ages. Some themes (like prohibition) may include historical references but are still presented in an accessible way.Are the tours accessible?
Routes are primarily on sidewalks and public paths. However, conditions may vary. If you have specific accessibility needs, reach out ahead of time and we’ll do our best to accommodate.Can I bring a stroller or wheelchair?
In most cases, yes—but we recommend checking the specific route details or contacting us for guidance.What will I learn?
Each tour highlights a different side of Cudahy—how it developed, how people lived, and how the city can thrive once again.Who leads the tours?
Tours are led by community members with an interest in sharing Cudahy’s stories. At some stops, we may get to talk to existing business owners or city officials.Will every tour be the same?
No—each theme is different, and even repeat tours may evolve with new stories and input from participants.Can I suggest a story, stop, or theme?
Yes—we welcome ideas and local knowledge. This is a community-driven effort.Can I help lead or volunteer?
Absolutely. Reach out to get involved.