Arts & Entertainment
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Plus: Milwaukee Fire Department's big anniversary bash and Milwaukee ComicCon.
Pop-up version of the Memorial Union Terrace will be featured at Sept. 18 event.
Magic Box and Brother’s Studio will immerse you in art, live music and much more.
Concert will mix old and new in reflecting on World War II and the Holocaust.
Skilled Next Act staging of Obie-winning play shows how theater games mirror life.
'Million Dollar Quartet' has mawkish plot but lots of Elvis, Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis songs.
Skylight's 'Sister Act' offers a skilled ensemble, disco fever moves and lots of jokes about nuns.
Martin McDonough's darkly humorous drama gets strong staging that stays with you.
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.
Concert will mix old and new in reflecting on World War II and the Holocaust.
Three-day Milwaukee Chamber Music Festival boasts top musicians, composers.
Concert will mix old and new in reflecting on World War II and the Holocaust.
Three-day Milwaukee Chamber Music Festival boasts top musicians, composers.
Good fish fries, soups, sandwiches and the rathskeller-like room is a good place to hang out.
Milwaukee's only Colombian restaurant boasts big menu, bright colors and lots of interesting dishes.
Authentic Thai food, reasonable prices and good service. It's a find.
Announcements
Brewers Crew Neck Gate Giveaway on Saturday, September 13; College Night on Thursday, September 18
The milestone anniversary to be observed throughout the 2025/26 School Year
Free public event on MPAC Outdoor Grounds to celebrate and honor Wisconsin's eleven Indigenous Nations
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.