Arts & Entertainment
Five Must-See Buildings In Doors Open Milwaukee
Annual event offers a dizzying array of 180 options.
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Annual event offers a dizzying array of 180 options.
Family-friendly festival shifts off National Avenue amid road work but keeps free fun and culture.
A 300-guest memorial at the art museum mixed Puccini, Les Mis and family stories of generosity and adventure.
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.
Constructivists production is potent little play about conspiracy theories 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.
Unique concert mixes music for organ, trumpet and chorus from many eras.
Great music, great views of the lake and the most intimate setting.
Unique concert mixes music for organ, trumpet and chorus from many eras.
With top billing for Grammy-nominated Haitian-American composer Nathalie Joachim.
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.
Serving up 1950's atmosphere and menu, with dependably satisfying food.
Announcements
Weekly Program Pairs Exclusive Sound Check Performances With Conversations Led by WMSE DJs
Friday, September 25, 2026 from 5-9 pm and viewable during Doors Open Milwaukee, September 26-27th, 10-5 both days.
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.
