Urban Spelunking: Former Miller Brewing Company tied houses dot the city's landscape and have found many uses. This time, we're checking out one on 35th and St. Paul Avenue that's home to the new Amani Place events venue.
Bar Month is brought to you by Potawatomi Casino Hotel and Miller Lite:
This Is It! was among the longest-running LGBTQ spaces in the country, according to the Wisconsin LGBTQ History Project, which has worked to get a historical marker placed at the site:
Bar Month is brought to you by Potawatomi Casino Hotel and Miller Lite:
There was a time when it seemed like guitarist Chris Vos was everywhere in Milwaukee. But since Vos formed The Record Company he's been literally everywhere everywhere. The band returns to play The Pabst Theater this weekend:
For 16 years, the annual Bike Bazaar has been a gathering place for bike enthusiasts from both near and far. This year, the event returns to Riverside High School:
Molson Coors is again helping those celebrating St. Patrick's Day weekend get a safe ride home via its Miller Lite Free Rides program.
Get the details: https://onmilwaukee.com/articles/miller-free-rides-st-patrick's-day
Bar Month is brought to you by Potawatomi Hotel & Casino and Miller Lite
For 16 years, the annual Bike Bazaar has been a gathering place for bike enthusiasts from both near and far. This year, the event moves back to MPS' Riverside University High School:
Read more: https://onmilwaukee.com/articles/bike-bazaar-returns
Urban Spelunking: Von Trier feels like it's been on the corner of Farwell and North for absolutely ever, right? But its predecessor occupied the site even longer.
Bar Month is brought to you by Potawatomi Casino Hotel and Miller Lite:
The Milwaukee Public Museum's second of five Greatest Hit exhibits this year kicks off this week with the Diorama-RAMA:
Urban Spelunking: The Third Ward's Queen Anne Hambach Building has long been home to Onesto, but for many folks will always be the Broadway Bar & Grill building.
Bar Month is brought to you by Potawatomi Casino Hotel and Miller Lite:
The Brewers have more local artists on deck for the second inning of its Wisconsin Artist Series, which debuted last year:
Change is in the air at Gathering Place Brewing, with a new head brewer and management of their East Tosa taproom:
Urban Spelunking: Countless small commercial buildings in Milwaukee are packed with hyperlocal history. The long-quiet building on the corner of Kane Place and Humboldt Avenue is a perfect example.
Thanks to a grant from the Friends of MADACC, all 32 Milwaukee Fire Department stations in the city will receive microchip scanners to help firefighters identify lost dogs and reunite them with their owners:
When Old World Wisconsin celebrates its 50th anniversary on July 4th, it will also celebrate the opening of its new welcome center:
Lombardi Brewing Company, which opened in September in the former City Lights Brewing facility, is moving in to coffee, too. The espresso machine will begin to hiss on Friday:
Badger Beer Report has assembled a team of breweries that opened in Wisconsin in 2025 to brew a collaboration beer:
At the upcoming meeting Milwaukee County representatives, including Director of Economic Development Celia Benton will explain a proposal, discuss next steps and talk about how an agreement will affect the future of Trimborn Farm:
Urban Spelunking: Russell Barr Williamson's home on Oakland Avenue in Whitefish Bay was constructed in 1921 and takes inspiration from a Frank Lloyd Wright-attributed house built in 1917:
Component Brewing in Bay View is releasing its annual Zebra hops hazy IPA to help raise awareness of rare diseases and funds to battle them. Get the details here:
Oconomowoc's SteelTank Brewing has closed its taproom and shifting its brewing production to contract brewing, according to a social media post:
The Women's Beer and Spirits Collective works to boost awareness of women working in the typically male-dominated world of brewhouses and distilleries. It is once again raising funds for area nonprofits in March:
A new exhibition highlights portraits of activists, scientists, musicians, writers, athletes, political leaders and artists that attest to the diversity of Jewish identity:
The relaunched MobCraft Beer is releasing its first special, limited beer with variants at its Irish-themed Saint Practice Day event and it's a familiar favorite:
Here's the latest on when your leaves will (finally) get collected:
After renting the Downer Theatre from Bridge33 Capital, Milwaukee Film announced Monday that it has purchased the 111-year-old two-screen cinema:
Bucket list item right here. Also, a bit about long-time Milwaukee house mover John Tuskiewicz.
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The Edgar Tafel-designed Henry and Gladys Nelsen Usonian-style house in Mount Pleasant is on the market. Here's it's story:
Architect Russell Barr Williamson began to work with the legendary Frank Lloyd Wright straight out of college in 1914. He struck out on his own, and one of his homes is currently for sale in Tosa.
Take a look at it today:
https://onmilwaukee.com/articles/russell-barr-williamson-bungalow-sale
This year’s train show at the Mitchell Park Domes snakes not only through pansies, miniature azalea trees and other greenery, but also through models of the seven modern wonders of the world.
Read more about the exhibit on OnMilwaukee:
https://onmilwaukee.com/articles/domes-model-train-show
