Haymarket

Haymarket is a neighborhood immediately north of the west side of downtown Milwaukee. Sometimes called “Haymarket Square.”

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Recent Press Releases Referencing Haymarket

Milwaukee Public Museum Begins Exhibit Fabrication Process for Future Home

Mar 18th, 2025 by Milwaukee Public Museum

The world-class team at Kubik Maltbie, other local firms to support exhibit creation and installation

Local Companies Drive Construction of the Future Museum, Exterior Construction Expected to Finish in 2025

Feb 6th, 2025 by Milwaukee Public Museum

In total, more than 70 Wisconsin-based companies are now powering the largest cultural project in state history

First Milwaukee Public Museum Collections Packed, Ready to Move

Feb 27th, 2024 by Milwaukee Public Museum

Collections staff begin packing off-view History collections as momentum builds toward Future Museum

Neighborhood Buildings

• 1310-1312 N. 6th St.

  

  Building would be demolished to create space for Milwaukee Public Museum-Betty Brinn Complex as of 2020.

• 1311 N. 6th St.

  

• 1311-1325 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.

  

  Warehouse building in Milwaukee's Haymarket neighborhood.

• 1340 N. 6th St.

  

  Building would be demolished to create space for Milwaukee Public Museum-Betty Brinn Complex as of 2020.

• 1422 N. Vel R. Phillips Ave.

  

  Formerly 1422 N. 4th St. One-time home of RedLine.

• 1555 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr.

  

  Milwaukee Public Schools building. Originally known as the Fourth Street School. Later renamed in honor of Golda Meir who attended the school from 1906 to 1912.

• 1702-1728 N. Vel R. Phillips Ave.

  

  Acquired by the Milwaukee Youth Arts Center in 2016 for $950,000.

• 520 W. McKinley Ave.

  

  520 W. McKinley Avenue is the former condominium sales center for the Palomar Hotel proposal. It is currently the headquarters of The Bartolotta Restaurants.

• Grinker Mass Timber Building

  

  A seven-story, mass-timber office building.

• Haymarket Lofts

  

  1300 N. 4th St. is a complex of three brick warehouse buildings in Milwaukee's Haymarket neighborhood.

• New Museum Complex

  

  New home for the Milwaukee Public Museum, which is expected to be renamed as part of the move.