Arts & Entertainment
Unity in the Community Will Serve Up Global Food, Music and Dance
Milwaukee Public Library celebration spotlights cultural diversity with free indoor tastings from a Milwaukee chef, arts activities and performances.
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Milwaukee Public Library celebration spotlights cultural diversity with free indoor tastings from a Milwaukee chef, arts activities and performances.
Parade route bends around the new Uecker mural as players, fans and former stars share a day they call unforgettable.
Fans can collect on their way to celebration Friday.
'Women+ on the Edge of Democracy' sounds heavy but will be presented at Sugar Maple bar.
Longtime actor and playwright lauded with praise, tears and laughter at Next Act Theatre.
Pink Umbrella creates home-like space for its actors with disabilities and their families.
Will receive 2026 Regional Theatre Tony Award and $25,000 grant.
Rep's world premiere about Burns and Allen stars James Pickering, Tami Workentin.
Beach Boy Brian Wilson and master of rhythm Sly Stone had more in common than you might think.
He didn’t do it alone, but the songs he wrote for The Band are classics.
Season opening concert, Forty Something, offers wild mix of music.
Concert Sunday includes Korean, British and American compositions and a Mexican lyricist.
Season opening concert, Forty Something, offers wild mix of music.
Downtown counter-service restaurant is a great place for tasty Turkish fare.
A tight menu of pork, chicken and tofu bowls delivers layered flavors without overwhelming spice lovers.
Tacos are worth the trip, but what about that hot dog on the menu?
Heaping plates of beef, broccoli and mu shu pork stretch into days of meals from this long-running Chinese restaurant.
Announcements
The Lubar family’s generosity supports the care, study, and exhibition of one of the Museum’s most significant collections.
Kickoff celebration to feature fireworks, giveaways, and performances from local entertainers
Harleys as art, a great sale of local artists and lots of verbiage from Allis Art Museum.
Shows about immigrants, horses and local art history might help you see beyond our divisions.
