3 New Things Coming to Milwaukee This September

3 New Things Coming to Milwaukee This September

Check out a local museum, the works of a local designer and a new book from a local author.

STORE: LOST FILES CLOTHING

If you’ve seen a Brewers shirt featuring cows roaming near AmFam Field, you’re familiar with the work of local designer Estevan Longoria. His designs evoke the Wisconsin outdoors, and you can find them in a new Lake Geneva store. 607 W. Main St., Lake Geneva

ART: ‘ZIG AND ZAG’

Work of Amanda Browder.

The Racine Art Museum is getting a knitted outfit. After sourcing fabrics and sewing with the community over the summer, artist Amanda Browder – whose work in New York is pictured here – will adorn RAM in colorful textiles for the In/Between arts fest, Sept. 18-27.


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BOOK: DOG’S DAY

Dog’s Day. Photo courtesy of Counterpoint Press

The classic 1975 film Dog Day Afternoon depicts a bank robbery spurred by queer love, but the true story is more complicated and just as revelatory. Milwaukee writer Matthew J. Prigge unearths it in this nonfiction book, out Sept. 29.


This story is part of Milwaukee Magazine’s September 2026 issue.

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Evan Musil is the arts & culture editor at Milwaukee Magazine. He quite enjoys writing and editing stories about music, art, theater and all sorts of things. Beyond that, he likes coffee, forced alliterations and walking his pug.