Arts & Entertainment
The Mystique of Urban Farms
Grohmann Museum’s photographic exhibit captures city’s urban farms of the past — and present.
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Grohmann Museum’s photographic exhibit captures city’s urban farms of the past — and present.
Several strong nominees but Glenn Close’s performance in 'The Wife' stands out.
But will its origin via Netflix doom its chances of winning Academy’s favor?
Will city ever have new flag? Council punted issue to arts board and board punted it back.
Some 500 people brave the freeze to raise money for Medical College of Wisconsin.
Philomusica Quartet plays romantic works by Grieg and Dvorak and a Bruckner rarity.
Urban Milwaukee is offering all kinds of tickets & freebies to new members. Check our list.
Plus: New halal restaurant for Mitchell St., new pasta bar at East Side food hall.
Next Act’s “Blood at the Root” hits hard, but lacks subtlety and shading.
A Crickets song without Buddy Holly became hit for young singer who suffered grisly death.
A wonderful back-up singer with Dylan and the Stones, she made everyone sound better.
Philomusica Quartet plays romantic works by Grieg and Dvorak and a Bruckner rarity.
By young international choreographers. And you get to pick the winner.
Septuagenarian Wisconsin Painter Charles Munch loves — and worries about — nature.
Several strong nominees but Glenn Close’s performance in 'The Wife' stands out.
But will its origin via Netflix doom its chances of winning Academy’s favor?
Announcements
March 9, 2019 - Shorewood and Whitefish Bay.
"I had my first experience painting with other plein air artists in the Cedarburg Artists Guild's Plein Air Event and was hooked!" - Kathleen Donovan Flaherty
Uplifting Musical Event Showcases Best Local Gospel Talent and Helps Increase Access to Health Care for Underserved Milwaukeeans
The concert will feature works by Vaughan-Williams, Buxtehude, Faure, and other composers.
Valentine Day Announcement for Musical Running May 17 – June 9
Septuagenarian Wisconsin Painter Charles Munch loves — and worries about — nature.
Artists collaborate and improvise to create freshly made art at Real Tinsel Gallery.
