Robin Pluer

Bastille Days Festival Returns to Cathedral Square July 17-20

Festival features new local, French-inspired eateries offering raclette, brasserie fare and crêpes

Cathedral Square Market Holds Extended Season

New hours, new themes, and more ways to shop local

Diverse Lineup Set for Free Musical Mondays Concerts In Lake Park in July and August

Fun lineup for Wonderful Wednesdays shows for children and families also announced

WMSE 91.7FM Announces 15th Annual Backyard BBQ Featuring Midwest Emo Icons Braid

Transfer Has Great Pizza

And the Thursday night jazz concerts are a special treat.

Bastille Days Returns July 2024

Four-day French festival boasts enhanced entertainment lineup and French flair

Reset & Recharge at the Cathedral Square Market

Downtown Milwaukee wellness market opens June 2 and runs most Sundays until Sept. 29

Free Musical Mondays Summer Series in Lake Park to Feature Diverse Genres from Around World and Milwaukee

Wonderful Wednesdays lineup of music for children and families also announced

Bastille Days Celebrates 40th Anniversary July 13 – 16

One of the world’s largest French festivals will bring back old traditions, new entertainment for 2023 iteration

Summerfest and Johnsonville, LLC Announce ACL Pro-Shootout and SuperHole Cornhole Competitions at Summerfest

Johnsonville Summerville Stage Area to Feature Wisconsin Bands and Activities

Diverse Lineups Released for Musical Mondays’ 25th Season and Wonderful Wednesdays Shows in Lake Park This Summer

Special opera performance to kick off 2023 summer music in the park

Get Free Glass of Wine at Bastille Day West Festival

First of two French-themed giveaways this week for Urban Milwaukee members.

Klement’s Sausage & Beer Garden Stage Features Local Lineup and Activation

Bastille Days and the Milwaukee Art Museum Celebrate French Culture in July

Four-day French festival and museum events bring Joie de vivre back to MKE

Enjoy Diverse Mix of New Offerings and Favorites at Lake Park’s Musical Mondays Series Over Eight Nights in July and August

Also, Wonderful Wednesdays Brings Great Entertainment for Kids and Families

Milwaukee Has a Singing Mayor Again

Acting Mayor Cavalier Johnson tries singing at city's 176th Birthday Party, before a big turnout of politicians.

Performers Announced as Free “Musical Mondays” and “Wonderful Wednesdays” Concerts Return To Lake Park After A Year Off

Long-Running Concert Series To Present Total of 10 Shows in Late July and August, Including Jazz Standards, Blues, Western Swing, Latin Jazz, R&B and Children’s Artists

Summerfest Announces Klement’s Sausage & Beer Garden Artists and Performance Dates

John Norquist’s 70th Birthday Party

A host of Milwaukeeans and former city officials attend gala party in Chicago.

“Pale Blue Eyes” Is a Classic

Whatever you think of Velvet Underground, the song is a masterpiece.

Vive la Bastille Days

The showcase for French culture celebrated its 38th year. Our photos celebrate a little, too.

Kevin Stalheim’s Last Waltz

After 37 years his last show as artistic director. After party features Mrs. Fun, R&B Cadets.

Musical Mondays Announces 22nd Summer of Free Concerts in Lake Park

Series Will Feature 8 Top National and Milwaukee Acts, Diverse Genres of Music

Summerfest Announces Klement’s Sausage & Beer Garden Headliners and Performance Dates

The Klement's Sausage & Beer Garden will feature acoustic music from 2-8 p.m. daily, spotlighting local artists.

Semi-Twang, Then and Now

Spoiler alert: now is much better. John Sieger’s new album is a stunner.

Great Music from Milwaukee

South Milwaukee Performing Arts presents Milwaukee Mandolin Orchestra, Robin Pluer and Stas Venglevski.

South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center Presents Music that Made Milwaukee Famous

Saturday, January 26, 7:30 PM

The Cheel, Thiensville’s Best Bar?

Located on the Interurban bike path, hotel bar's history goes back to 1895.

La Scala Is Authentic But Uneven

Despite glitches, you can eat pretty well, and the Tiramisu dessert is perfection.

South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center Announces 2018-2019 Performing Arts Series

Season subscriptions for the Performing Arts Series are on sale now.

Summerfest Announces Klement’s Sausage and Beer Garden Headliners and Performance Dates

Located on the North End of Henry Maier Festival Park, the Klement's Sausage and Beer Garden will feature acoustic music from 2-8 p.m. daily, spotlighting local artists.

Plein Air MKE Features 65 Artists

Our photo gallery captures the action at the "Museum Mile."

4 Reasons to See Plein Air MKE

Museum Mile’s Art in the City Soirée is May 18, at Saint John’s On The Lake.

Bastille Days to bring beaucoup de Parisian fun to downtown Milwaukee

The 36th annual Bastille Days returns to Cathedral Square Park July 13-16 with free entertainment all weekend long

The Return of Wendy Richman

The Milwaukee native and crack violist is guest with Prometheus Trio in boffo program.

Milwaukee’s Bastille Days to commemorate Nice, France tragedy with moment of silence tonight, July 15

Bastille Days invites the community to gather near the festival’s main stage in Cathedral Square Park this evening at 7 p.m. to honor the victims of Nice and their loved ones.

Bastille Days announces beaucoup de entertainment to downtown Milwaukee

The 35th annual Bastille Days presented by Columbia St. Mary’s returns to Cathedral Square Park July 14-17 with free entertainment all weekend long.

Milwaukee marks 35th anniversary of city’s favorite French festival, Bastille Days

Among the annual highlights is the BMO Harris Bank Storm the Bastille Run/Walk.

Hillary Clinton Comes to Town

UWM Union once again site of presidential candidate visit and a tribute to the late Art Elkon

Bastille Days brings l’entertainment du jour to downtown Milwaukee

The 33rd Annual Bastille Days presented by Columbia St. Mary’s returns July 10 – 13

Present Music’s big finish

Michael Daugherty's "Labyrinth of Love" is a big hit at its premiere, and Robin Pluer never sounded better.

In-House Election Commission Good Idea?

It is more of an internal workgroup,” Pat Curley said.

My Campaign Blog

Two hundred fifty bucks or a free press pass?