Arts & Entertainment

Weekend Preview: Boo at the Zoo, Pow Wow at the Baird Center
Weekend Preview

Boo at the Zoo, Pow Wow at the Baird Center

Plus: Motoberfest and Paracon

Meet the Urban Cat Coalition

Meet the Urban Cat Coalition

Non-profit which addresses city's stray cats will host grand opening at its new home.

Bird of Hope For Peace Unveiled at City Hall

Bird of Hope For Peace Unveiled at City Hall

New rotunda installation by internationally known Slovenian artist offers lacy beauty.

Classical: A Bucket List of String Quartets
Classical

A Bucket List of String Quartets

Philomusica Quartet performs three must-hear works by Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven.

Halloween House Brings Hogwarts to Bay View

Halloween House Brings Hogwarts to Bay View

Elaborate Harry Potter display includes interactive features, a Hogwarts Express train car and a hidden tribute to Dolly Parton.

Weekend Preview: A Weekend of Laughs
Weekend Preview

A Weekend of Laughs

Comedy Festival, Comic Con and a series of fall festivals.

Joy Engine Offering $50,000 in Grants for Public Art Projects

Joy Engine Offering $50,000 in Grants for Public Art Projects

Nonprofit seeks surprising, ambitious public projects.

New Public Artist Will Address Safe Housing Out of Old Firehouse

New Public Artist Will Address Safe Housing Out of Old Firehouse

Milwaukee Arts Board seeks to solve social problems with artists in residence.

Creating a Brand New Art Gallery on Vliet Street

Creating a Brand New Art Gallery on Vliet Street

Artist Matt Kuhlman seeks to recharge the neighborhood and Milwaukee's gallery scene.

Prometheus Trio Opens Season With Reunion and Piano Masterworks

Prometheus Trio Opens Season With Reunion and Piano Masterworks

Korngold, Schumann and Haydn anchor Monday’s concert at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music.

Weekend Preview: It’s Time For Oktoberfest
Weekend Preview

It’s Time For Oktoberfest

But watch out for those marathon runners.

Why Some Milwaukeeans Say One Day of Black Arts Is Not Enough

Why Some Milwaukeeans Say One Day of Black Arts Is Not Enough

With African World Festival gone, residents argue the city still lacks sustained spaces to celebrate Black culture and history.