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7 reasons you should go to Saturday’s N/A Day event in Madison

January 15, 2025

You might be reading this and thinking to yourself, "Wait, didn't Milwaukee Record already do an N/A Day event this month?" Yes, we hosted our fourth annual Milwaukee N/A Day "Dry January" beverage festival at ...

Milwaukee Makers Market releases 2025 schedule

Tyler Maas

January 12, 2025

These days, Milwaukee is home to more marketplaces for local makers, artists, crafters, and creators than ever before. And that’s a great thing! With the hope that trend continues into 2025, we’re excited to le...

Latino Arts announces 2025 winter and spring exhibitions, performances

Tyler Maas

January 10, 2025

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...

The 15 Philadelphia Eagles starting quarterbacks of the last 20 years, ranked

Tyler Maas

January 10, 2025

What’s there to say at this point? On Sunday afternoon, the Packers are beginning their (hopefully long, fruitful) Super Bowl with a Wild Card Round matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles, who have seen a dece...

You can do good while eating well at Kinship Café

Tyler Maas

January 9, 2025

Since the late 1970s, Kinship Community Food Center—formerly known as Riverwest Food Pantry until 2022—has focused on making food available to those in need. Along the way, the organization expanded its mission...

Broken Bat Brewing is releasing a signature beer for AJ Green

Tyler Maas

January 7, 2025

Even though Milwaukee's craft brewing scene is currently in a rather uncertain place following the recent closure of a few breweries and the sudden acquisition of others, there are still encouraging and fun thi...

Mitten Fest, Bacon Fest and 9 other Milwaukee winter festivals

Tyler Maas

January 6, 2025

Even though autumn technically ended a few weeks ago, it’s finally beginning to set in: winter is actually here. The holidays are over and it's already snowed a few times. And there’s still, like, 10 more weeks...

Lack Of Reason will play Sunday’s installment of our Milwaukee Record Halftime Show

Tyler Maas

January 5, 2025

The Green Bay Football Team™ is in the playoffs! Not only does that mean "The Pack" lives on for another week, it also means our Milwaukee Record Halftime Show series will continue on at Cactus Club until Green...

Mister Bar-B-Que has staying power in Cudahy

Tyler Maas

January 3, 2025

Looking back on the year in local dining, we're struck with a sense of optimism. Sure, we've lost more than a few places in 2024 (and some of those closures hurt a lot), but between established local eateries e...

Here’s the Burnhearts Mitten Fest 2025 lineup

Tyler Maas

January 2, 2025

Over its 11-year run, Burnhearts Mitten Fest has earned the undisputed distinction of being Milwaukee’s favorite wintertime celebration. We’re pleased to report the sprawling block party and one-day escape from...

8 reasons you should go to this weekend’s N/A Day “Dry January” Beverage Festival

Tyler Maas

January 2, 2025

In case you haven’t been made aware of it by way of our various mentions of the event, a swell of local press, and promotion from participating vendors, the fourth annual Milwaukee edition of our N/A Day "Dry J...

Welcome to January: Here’s what you’re doing this month

Tyler Maas

January 1, 2025

Not too long ago, Milwaukee in January was pretty much a vacant, blustery tundra that was devoid of entertainment options. Between frigid conditions, uncertainties regarding Packers playoff seeding and the post...

City Lights Brewing is closing

Tyler Maas

December 31, 2024

And the hits keep coming. Today—the final day of a year in which Company Brewing, MobCraft Beer, and Enlightened Brewing Company all announced they will be closing—City Lights Brewing has also announced its clo...

Clover to close in early 2025

Tyler Maas

December 30, 2024

It's still 2024 and we're already learning about a business closure happening next year. Monday afternoon, Clover—a Bay View-shop that specializes in sustainable plants and pottery—announced it will be closing ...

You’ll love Eddy J. Lemberger’s new Jordan Love anthem

Tyler Maas

December 29, 2024

We here at Milwaukee Record are unironic appreciators of songs about the Green Bay Packers. Though there’s no shortage of music that fits that criteria, we’re always glad to hear a new track about the guys in G...

Milwaukee Record’s New Year’s Eve events guide

Tyler Maas

December 27, 2024

It’s been a rough year, Milwaukee. Still, between the endless onslaught of awfulness in an ever-worsening world, at least a few decent things occurred in 2024. Come Tuesday night, much of the city will hit the ...

Meet A Brewer: Get to know Alex Wenzel of Lion’s Tail Brewing Co.

Tyler Maas

December 25, 2024

In Milwaukee Record’s “Meet A Brewer” series, we aim to introduce you to some of the professionals behind the scenes who are responsible for making your favorite local beers. The recurring series continues with...

Sad boys make rad noise on Buena Cara’s self-titled debut album

Tyler Maas

December 23, 2024

It happens every year. We spend 300-plus days tracking down, listening to, and evaluating as much new Milwaukee-made music as we can. We then painstakingly consider and assemble our annual list of our "favorite...

The 14 New Orleans Saints starting quarterbacks of the last 20 years, ranked

Tyler Maas

December 22, 2024

What’s there to say at this point? On Monday night, the Packers are hosting the New Orleans Saints, who have seen a decent number of starting quarterbacks duck under center over the past 20 seasons...especially...

Faye Webster, Colter Wall, Mitten Fest and 21 other standout winter events

Tyler Maas

December 20, 2024

Even though it’s already snowed a couple times, the daylight hours have dwindled significantly, and the Packers regular season is almost over, it's still technically fall. Yes, the season most of us dread offic...

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