Choral Vespers in the magnificent 1878 sanctuary of Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church celebrating Epiphany, and featuring the choirs of Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church and St. John's Ev. Lutheran Church, with John Behnke, Director and Organist.

2016 marks the Planetarium’s 50th Anniversary and we want you to join in the festivities! On Friday, Jan. 8 from 6:30-8 p.m. and Saturday, Jan. 9 from 1:30-3:30 p.m., we will be hosting an open house. We will be showing off our telescopes used for Stargazing nights and holding short presentations to show off our planetarium projector. Of course, it’s not a birthday without the cake! We also will be offering hot chocolate to keep away the cold. For more information, visit http://bit.ly/1m4o4AR.

2016 marks the Planetarium’s 50th Anniversary and we want you to join in the festivities!

Co-Directors Melissa Sue Anderson and Morgan "Mo" Williams are back with their second winter show/.

BIRDS OF CHICAGO Sat Jan 9 2016 8:00 pm @ 224 W. Bruce Street Milwaukee $15 Stark, elemental imagery that feels like scripture, or a lost folk song recovered; the Birds draw heavily on the gospel tradition and the music feels like a new, secular gospel of sorts. For Birds of Chicago, every word counts. Every note counts. No gold-dusting, no filler. Music is the good news and Real Midnight, the band’s poignant new Joe Henry produced album, throbs with an urgency that feels quietly seismic. Birds of Chicago was born in 2012 when Nero began writing for his vocal star-muse, Russell. Both were accomplished singer/songwriters with projects of their own, Nero with JT and the Clouds and Russell with the acclaimed Canadian roots outfit Po’ Girl, but together there was an unmistakable chemistry. Nero had found the perfect voice for his rock and roll psalms. Russell moved from being a primary songwriter to an interpreter, and her simmering restraint is deeply refreshing to a landscape scorched by post Voice/American Idol vocal gymnastics and over-emoting. On Real Midnight, Birds of Chicago alternate moody rock swagger with the ghostliest of soundscapes. Produced by Joe Henry, a man who’s expert blending of light and shadow is well known, the album is a melancholy - but never shoe gazing - suite, full of wayward, joyful, lonesome voices raised up against the night. Music this raw and soul-rich demands to be experienced live, and Birds of Chicago have developed a fervent following, touring 200 nights a year since their formation in late 2012. For these Birds, singing for a room full of new people, hearts wide open, keeps off the cold and chases off the shadows. 2016 will find the band in constant motion - from sea to sea and beyond. http://www.birdsofchicago.com/ Advance tickets available here-- https://anodynecoffee.com/shop/product-category/events/