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Take a ride with Piles and watch the “Be The Way” music video

May 5, 2023

After what seems like a year of cold, wet, windy, rainy, snowy, and predominately gray conditions that were basically just a cruel continuation of winter, it seems as if spring is finally here...on the fifth da...

Great Scott! We’re screening ‘Back To The Future’ at Avalon Theater on May 24

Tyler Maas

May 4, 2023

Tonight marks the end of the Milwaukee Film Festival. It's been one heck of a run, but all good things must come to an end. And on a positive note, now that another Film Festival is in the books, we can return ...

Some background and observations about the 1946 film ‘Two Guys From Milwaukee’

Tyler Maas

May 4, 2023

A version of this article originally appeared on our Patreon. Want to support Milwaukee Record and get exclusive articles and podcasts? Click HERE. Thanks! April 20 marked the beginning of the 2023 Milwaukee...

A guide to Bay View Gallery Night 2023

Tyler Maas

May 3, 2023

Since 2011, Bay View Gallery Night has organized “Milwaukee’s largest annual celebration of art, local business, music, and community.” The massive neighborhood-wide event brings together talented area artists ...

The last word on Hot Dish Pantry, a new “comfort food” restaurant that rules, is awesome

Tyler Maas

May 2, 2023

Originally started as a pop-up concept by Laura Maigatter and Nathan Heck during the pandemic, Hot Dish Pantry quickly made a name for itself as an early tenant in the 3rd Street Market Hall. With a steady cust...

Milwaukee Comedy Festival announces two headliners

Tyler Maas

May 1, 2023

As we try our best to stay on top of Milwaukee’s massive and ever-growing list of summer happenings, it’s also worth mentioning the “City Of Festivals” also plays host to a wide range of fall fests. Included in...

Jazz At The Vine music series returns to Humboldt Park

Tyler Maas

May 1, 2023

Last week, the 2023 Chill On The Hill lineup was announced. A few days later, another Humboldt Park music series has made its lineup known. Following a successful first year at The Vine in 2022, Jazz At The Vin...

PrideFest announces 2023 headliners

Tyler Maas

April 28, 2023

Back in February, Milwaukee Pride Inc.—the parent organization of PrideFest—announced Wisconsin's largest LGBTQIA+ event would return to Henry Mair Festival Park and kick off the city's festival season June 1-3...

Hannibal Buress has a surprise pop-up show at No Studios tonight

Tyler Maas

April 28, 2023

In addition to being an incredible comedian, an accomplished actor, and a self-proclaimed "passionate bandwagon Bucks fan," Hannibal Buress also keeps busy by moonlighting as a skilled rapper called Eshu Tune. ...

Lucha libre-themed Wrestling Taco restaurant has been sold

Tyler Maas

April 26, 2023

In July 2021, West Allis became home to an establishment with a full service bar/restaurant and a "lucha libre-theme" when Wrestling Taco opened in the State Fair Court on bustling 84th Street. Just under two y...

Yummy Bowl opens today in 3rd Street Market Hall

Tyler Maas

April 26, 2023

Back in February, we let you know that Yummy Bowl would be setting up shop in the 3rd Street Market Hall soon. Well, it turns out "soon" is today! Yes, the restaurant concept that successfully launched in June ...

Here’s the 2023 Chill On The Hill lineup

Tyler Maas

April 26, 2023

For nearly two decades, Bay View Neighborhood Association's Chill On The Hill has brought music to Humboldt Park's band chalet every Tuesday between the beginning of June and the end of August. We're pleased...

Until we meat again: Scenes from a soon-to-close sausage factory outlet store

Tyler Maas

April 25, 2023

On April 14, we delivered the tragic news that Klement's is closing its long-tenured and beloved Factory Outlet Store (2650 S. Chase Ave.) this month. Specifically, the Milwaukee sausage manufacturer announced ...

Pro wrestlers, ‘Paw Patrol’ and bobbleheads: Your 2023 Lakeshore Chinooks promo schedule

Tyler Maas

April 25, 2023

Though baseball season is already underway in Milwaukee and the Brewers currently sit a game out of first place a few weeks into the season, there’s another team in the region that’s getting ready to take the f...

Enlightened Brewing, Company Brewing to host May 20 anniversary block parties

Tyler Maas

April 24, 2023

Not so long ago, Milwaukee—a city known as "Brew City" to much of the world—had only two craft breweries to its name. However, the early 2000s brought a few more into the fold, which led to a crescendo in the 2...

Trapper Schoepp uses old formats to tell new tales on ‘Siren Songs’

Tyler Maas

April 21, 2023

Today marks the release of Siren Songs, the latest album from tireless Milwaukee troubadour Trapper Schoepp. While the record is a brand new effort, Schoepp fashioned the 12-song release by drawing influence fr...

Honey Creek continues its reinvention with “Burnt Bitter” single, music video

Tyler Maas

April 21, 2023

Almost three years ago to the day, Honey Creek released its first album. While that LP, A Whole Year In Transit, is a great debut in its own right, it now exists as a springboard to propel the pop-punk outfit t...

Join us at The Great Milwaukee Can Koozie Swap

Tyler Maas

April 20, 2023

If you're reading this, there's a good chance you have a junk drawer that's overflowing with can coolers. Maybe you even have a designated "koozie bag" that's stuffed with beer sleeves emblazoned with logos of ...

Crafty Cow announces new spring menu items, burger upgrades

Tyler Maas

April 19, 2023

When we last checked in with Crafty Cow, the Milwaukee (and Wauwatosa/Oconomowoc) fried chicken and burger purveyor was celebrating April Fool's Day by temporarily offering its own take on Kwik Trip cuisine. No...

Milwaukee Record’s last-minute, semi-informative guide to 4/20 events and specials

Tyler Maas

April 18, 2023

It’s almost the 20th day of April and you know what that means, riiiiiiiight?! Yeah, you know! Love it, hate it, or feel absolutely indifferent to it, this unofficial holiday is reason for a sizable portion of ...

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