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The Exclusive Company on Farwell will close, be replaced with new record store, Lilliput Records

March 18, 2022

The Milwaukee location of The Exclusive Company, 1669 N Farwell Ave., will close "in the next few months." The news was announced Friday night on the record store's Facebook page. "It is with immense sadness...

10 Milwaukee beers we’d recommend to Giannis Antetokounmpo

Tyler Maas

March 17, 2022

In case you've been off the internet until literally this instant today, you probably saw the video of Giannis Antetokounmpo honoring Stone Cold Steve Austin during last night's postgame press conference by wea...

Here’s the lineup for Avalon Theater’s “Miyazaki March”

Milwaukee Record Staff

March 17, 2022

Attention anime fans still coming down from last month’s Anime Milwaukee convention: Avalon Atmospheric Theater & Lounge has quietly unveiled the lineup and schedule for this year’s "Miyazaki March" screeni...

Our Midweek Music series returns to Crafty Cow Tosa this spring

Milwaukee Record Staff

March 16, 2022

Last fall, Milwaukee Record brought live music to the new Crafty Cow Tosa (6519 W. North Ave., Wauwatosa). The weekly concert series—which we called "Midweek Music"—featured a total of nine FREE Wednesday night...

Mitski makes triumphant Milwaukee return, dazzles fans at sold-out Miller High Life Theatre show

Lauren Keene

March 16, 2022

The last time Mitski performed in Milwaukee, we were living in a different world. Donald Trump was president, people were eating Tide Pods, and Zoom was most commonly known as a wacky PBS Kids show. Back then, ...

“The best job ever”: An interview with former Milwaukee Public Museum exhibit designer Emilio Bras

Matt Wild

March 15, 2022

When the Milwaukee Public Museum moves to a new, smaller facility in the next few years, it'll lose more than just space. The exhibits at the new museum will be designed by a New York firm called Thinc Design—m...

Big Thief, “Weird Al” Yankovic and 30 other standout spring events

Tyler Maas

March 15, 2022

Between the gradual increase of daylight, the return of baseball, rising temps, beer garden openings, and a steady stream of festival announcements, it's starting to feel a lot like spring in Milwaukee. Though ...

PrideFest to return June 2-4 with new stages, “Throwback Thursday” promotion

Tyler Maas

March 15, 2022

After canceling 2020's PrideFest on account of a pandemic and turning last year's celebration into a smaller-scale autumnal event called "PridetoberFest," festival organizers officially announced PrideFest Milw...

A guide to the 2022 NCAA Tournament’s Milwaukee games

Tyler Maas

March 14, 2022

Following a week that was packed with conference tournaments and Sunday’s selection show, March Madness is officially here. The 2022 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament officially starts with play-in games on Tues...

Enderis Park Neighborhood announces 2022 Concerts On The Green lineup

Tyler Maas

March 14, 2022

Since 2005, Enderis Park Neighborhood Association has hosted the "Concerts On The Green" music series that brings live music to the neighborhood’s eponymous public park. Like most in-person events, the Concerts...

In case you blinked last week, here are all the new and wonderful things they’re building in Milwaukee (March 6-12)

Matt Wild

March 14, 2022

Depending on which news sources you follow, Milwaukee is going through either a “renaissance” or a “reinvention.” Or maybe it’s a “reboot” or a “reimagining,” like that crappy Tim Burton version of Planet Of Th...

South Shore Terrace to open for season March 17

Tyler Maas

March 14, 2022

After having an abbreviated 2020 season on account of the pandemic, last year was South Shore Terrace's first full season back in business. The beer garden, which is stationed at South Shore Park in Bay View, m...

Full statement from Juan Miguel Martinez, candidate for Milwaukee County Board

Juan Miguel Martinez

March 14, 2022

Editor's note: The following is the full statement that Milwaukee County Board candidate (and Milwaukee Record contributor) Juan Miguel Martinez provided to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel for its story publishe...

Notes from the beginning of a pandemic

Matt Wild

March 12, 2022

A version of this article originally appeared on our Patreon in March 2021. Want to support Milwaukee Record and get exclusive articles and podcasts? Click HERE. Thanks! I don't know if it's possible to pin ...

My First Band: Martin Defatte (Triple Eye Industries, Guerrilla Ghost)

Milwaukee Record Staff

March 11, 2022

broadstreet.zone(81112); Martin Defatte is a busy guy. The Milwaukee-based producer is one half of Guerrilla Ghost, an owner and co-founder of the Triple Eye Industries record label, and a web developer who he...

REYNA returns with “you could at least say goodbye”

Sahan Jayasuriya

March 11, 2022

Bands come and go, and Milwaukee is no stranger to this. Every half decade or so, a new crop of talent blossoms in our city, and we watch those artists as they grow and develop as songwriters, performers, and a...

427 Friday fish frys and counting: Motor Bar & Restaurant (Milwaukee)

Caleb Westphal

March 11, 2022

Caleb Westphal hasn’t missed a Friday fish fry since 2013. Follow along with his never-ending adventures here. This week: MOTOR Bar & Restaurant. When I created Friday Fish Fry Day last year, I hoped I w...

On the 3rd month the Bronze Fonz rose again, in fulfillment of the Scriptures

Matt Wild

March 11, 2022

Every Friday, Stuff We Missed looks to other Milwaukee publications (and beyond) for, well, stuff we missed throughout the week. This week: the return of the Bronze Fonz. • The Bronze Fonz is back, baby. Ayy...

Be kind, rewind, find offbeat treasures at Video Nerd on East Side

Juan Miguel Martinez

March 10, 2022

The smell of plastic VHS boxes fills 1625 E. Irving Pl. It's the right-next-door-to-Bullseye-Records home of Video Nerd, opened by Xavier Leplae, but being operated until April by Milwaukee's very own sleaze tr...

We only have a few years left to enjoy the Milwaukee Public Museum

Matt Wild

March 9, 2022

Milwaukee Public Museum's plans to vacate its increasingly deteriorating 60-year home at 800 W. Wells St. and build a new, drastically smaller, and dramatically different downtown museum have been known for yea...

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