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5 reasons missing ‘Pretty Woman: The Musical’ at Marcus Performing Arts Center would be a big mistake. Big. Huge!

March 2, 2022

Following an extended pandemic-prompted pause, musical theater was finally able to safely return to stages all across the country in recent months. Marcus Performing Arts Center is among the variety of venues b...

Here are the dates for the 2022 Milwaukee Night Market, and that’s it

Matt Wild

February 16, 2022

Wednesday, June 15 Wednesday, July 13 Wednesday, August 17 Wednesday, September 21 Okay, okay, here's more, via a press release: Milwaukee Night Market returns for a full season in 2022, first Market...

Sculpture Milwaukee 2022, “Nature Doesn’t Know About Us,” will be guest-curated by Ugo Rondinone

Matt Wild

February 1, 2022

We love Sculpture Milwaukee. Since 2017, the nonprofit organization has been filling Downtown Milwaukee (and nearby neighborhoods) with outdoor art pieces from artists both world-renowned and locally celebrated...

5 fetch takeaways from the ‘Mean Girls’ Milwaukee premiere at Marcus Performing Arts Center

Tyler Maas

January 26, 2022

After an extended pandemic-prompted pause, musical theater was finally able to safely return to stages all across the country in recent months. Marcus Performing Arts Center is among the variety of venues bring...

Mural Watch 2022: Two new murals coming to skywalks of The Avenue

Matt Wild

January 26, 2022

Do you like murals? Of course you do. And so does Milwaukee. Yes, the city is currently in the throes of a great mural renaissance. A Muralssance? Muraissance? Whatever. All you need to know is that there are 8...

Latino Arts announces winter and spring exhibitions, performances

Tyler Maas

January 13, 2022

Despite being around since 1985 (and formally taking root in Walker’s Point in 1997), Latino Arts Inc. is only becoming more relevant with age. Recent seasons have brought noted musicians and the work of respec...

Check out these “Milwaukee Museum Days” deals and events

Tyler Maas

January 11, 2022

January in Wisconsin. It's cold. It's boring. We're still in the thick of a pandemic that makes large in-person gatherings unappealing to some. If you're feeling the winter blues like we are right now, perhaps ...

Mike Crivello’s employee plans to run an in-store 5k to save YOU money

Matt Wild

November 18, 2021

Mike Crivello's Cameras. The longtime Brookfield business is, as its delightfully catchy jingle reminds us, home to a little "extra something" (a.k.a. service and quality). But on Wednesday, November 24, beginn...

Krampus is coming to town: Milwaukee Krampusnacht returns to Bavarian Bierhaus December 5

Matt Wild

November 12, 2021

If you’re looking to spice up your holiday season with a little something off the beaten Hallmark Christmas movie path, look no further: On Sunday, December 5, after a COVID year off, the annual Milwaukee Kramp...

Note to self: See Zack Pieper’s “Ghost-Its” in the windows of Real Tinsel Gallery

Matt Wild

November 1, 2021

Halloween is over, but that doesn't mean the spooky fun has to end. For evidence—a lot of evidence—look no further than the annual "Ghost-Its" installation from Milwaukee writer, poet, and musician Zack Pieper....

Help poet Kavon Cortez-Jones reprint his ‘Club Noir’ book, set up a release show

Milwaukee Record Staff

October 27, 2021

Back in 2016, Milwaukee poet Kavon Cortez-Jones released a 52-page book of poetry called Club Noir. Described as a "poetry novella," the book was steeped in Milwaukee references (the old Fuel Cafe got its own p...

I watched a 14-hour video of a man sitting in a chair

Matt Wild

October 14, 2021

Here's what you need to know: Milwaukee photographer Lois Bielefeld has created a 14-hour, 13-minute video called "Dad And Chair." The video is a single uninterrupted shot of Lois' father, Eric, sitting in his ...

All 14 Sculpture Milwaukee 2021 sculptures, ranked

Matt Wild

October 7, 2021

Sculpture Milwaukee has been making downtown a more interesting place since 2017. Every year, a new crop of installation art pieces from nationally renowned and locally beloved artists pops up on and around Wis...

Diane, a ‘Twin Peaks’ gallery show, costume contest, and musical performance is happening October 8

Matt Wild

October 7, 2021

Milwaukee, we're going to let you in on a little secret: Every day, once a day, give yourself a present. Don't plan it, don't wait for it. Just let it happen. It could be a new record at Rushmor. A catnap in La...

Hover Craft 2021 announces vendor lineup

Tyler Maas

September 27, 2021

Since 2009, Hover Craft has brought skilled local artists, crafters, retailers, and others residing beneath the broad "maker" umbrella together to bring Milwaukee-made goods to area consumers during the holiday...

Mandatory Milwaukee: Art and nature collide at Lynden Sculpture Garden

Tyler Maas

August 18, 2021

broadstreet.zone(77472); Some places come and go, while some places become icons. Mandatory Milwaukee is all about the latter. Join us as we revisit beloved and well-worn local staples with fresh eyes, and exp...

Crusherfest set to return to South Milwaukee October 9-10

Matt Wild

August 9, 2021

Good news, turkeynecks and turkeyneck-adjacent bums: According to its website, Crusherfest is set to return to South Milwaukee on Saturday, October 9, and Sunday, October 10. Crusherfest 2021 will be the long-a...

Reminder: Only 5 weekends remain for the 2021 Bristol Renaissance Faire

Matt Wild

August 4, 2021

August is officially "go-time" for cramming in as much summer fun as possible. Later today, we'll have a piece about 50 things to do with the remaining 50 days of summer; for now, here's a friendly end-of-summe...

Frida Fest returns to Farmhouse Paint & Sip July 31-August 1

Juan Miguel Martinez

July 29, 2021

Milwaukee is known as the "City of Festivals," and one of its newer festivals will take place Saturday, July 31 and Sunday, August 1. Frida Fest, at Farmhouse Paint & Sip (4511 S. 6th St., 414-404-5858), wi...

Latino Arts announces fall exhibitions, performances

Tyler Maas

July 28, 2021

Despite being around since 1985 (and formally taking root in Walker’s Point in 1997), Latino Arts Inc. is only becoming more relevant with age. Recent seasons have brought Grammy-winning musicians and the work ...