Arts & Entertainment
A Redesign for Catalano Square
Can $1.5 million plan reshape Third Ward’s busiest park yet keep its green heart intact?
Mar 11th, 2026 by Jeramey Jannene
Live Nation Must End Deals with Summerfest?
It would cede control over concerts at two major amphitheaters under anti-trust deal.
Mar 11th, 2026 by Bruce Murphy
Former Third Ward Warehouse Could Become Bathhouse, Restaurant
Chicago developer plans to replicate successful Windy City concept in Cream City.
Mar 11th, 2026 by Jeramey Jannene
The Legacy of Terry Coffman
Coffman, 80, led MIAD for 20 years, helped revitalize Third Ward.
Mar 11th, 2026 by Michael Horne
Frankly Music Showcases Virtuoso Players
Concert features moody works by Bernstein, Bloch and Messiaen.
Mar 10th, 2026 by Michael Barndt
Can Film Incentives Turn Wisconsin Into A Movie Hub?
Gov. Evers meets with filmmakers to tout state's new film office, tax credits.
Mar 10th, 2026 by Sophie Bolich
‘Ain’t Misbehavin’ Is High Quality Fun
Rep version of Fats Waller musical is jazzy, jaunty period show with great singers.
Mar 9th, 2026 by Dominique Paul Noth
All-Star Chefs Unite For Kennedy’s Disease Fundraiser
Dim Sum Give Some returns, marking 10th anniversary of Chef Dan Jacobs' diagnosis.
Mar 9th, 2026 by Sophie Bolich
Anime Milwaukee Takes Over Downtown
Plus: Steampunk at the Domes.
Mar 5th, 2026 by Michael Holloway
‘Rainbow Park’ Reopens For Season on Saturday
Families can return to the colorful lakefront play area this Saturday, but one key amenity will stay closed for now.
Mar 5th, 2026 by Jeramey Jannene
The Bel Canto Sings of Silence
98-member chorus sings four works about silence, led by one about Beethoven.
Mar 4th, 2026 by Martha Brown
Six Centuries of Secular Song
ALBA Consort draws on western and eastern traditions in Early Music Now concert.
Mar 3rd, 2026 by Michael Barndt
