Arts & Entertainment
It’s Dirt Cheap at Frank’s Power Plant
The biker-friendly bar offers $2 beers and apple pie shots for four hours Monday through Friday.
Feb 26th, 2015 by Joey Grihalva
Chef Gregg DesRosier Loves Ramen
And he’s turned Tochi into the city’s only restaurant dedicated to it.
Feb 26th, 2015 by Cari Taylor-Carlson
10 Concerts in 10 Days
A great lineup is led by concert featuring internationally-known classical guitarist Xuefei Yang.
Feb 26th, 2015 by Michael Barndt
Halliday’s Is Historic Oddity
An 1888 home designed by Alfred Clas became a funny little tavern on Farwell where a bar stool always seems available.
Feb 25th, 2015 by Michael Horne
There’s Always Room for Cello
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra principal cellist Susan Babini, featured this week, does double duty with another ensemble.
Feb 25th, 2015 by Claire Nowak
How to Find the Best Crematorium
In Tandem’s world premiere of Come Back finds humor in a deadly serious subject.
Feb 24th, 2015 by Claire Nowak
The Return of Scott Wooldridge
Long-time Milwaukee rocker comes back here to play at Shank Hall.
Feb 24th, 2015 by Lisa Horzewski
Don’t Dress Up For These Joints
The new restaurants opening are casual, casual, casual.
Feb 23rd, 2015 by Andrew McCann
Still Eccentric After All Those Years
Three decades on, English rocker Robyn Hitchcock is still a unique charmer. He plays Tuesday at Shank Hall.
Feb 23rd, 2015 by Jon Gilbertson
The Rise of Twin Brother
The Milwaukee band, which opens tonight for Current Swell at Turner Hall, learned a lot from an East Coast tour.
Feb 23rd, 2015 by Joey Grihalva
No, It’s Not Just Idiotic Kitsch
A photographic exhibition captures the drama of polka culture in Wisconsin.
Feb 20th, 2015 by Richard Davis
How Shonn Hinton Made Good
The Milwaukee guitarist, who performs with the band at Friday’s Gospel Jubilee, now plays with top national acts.
Feb 19th, 2015 by John Sieger
