Arts & Entertainment





Our Culture Editor’s Picks for Weekend One of Summerfest
How to Plan Your Summerfest Weekends by Genre
Q&A: Melanie Richards Talks Summer Beauty
Q&A: Britta Kramer Shares Wellness Advice
Tour of America’s Dairyland Is a Biking Bonanza All Over Wisconsin
A New Exhibition Explores Milwaukee’s Immigration History
‘Beacons of Brew City’ Shines a Light on Eight LGBTQ+ Wisconsinites
Art Intersection MKE Is a Growing Sculpture Garden With Big Ideas
Q&A: Meet Barkha Limbu Daily, the Woman Leading Mason Street Grill’s Culinary Team
3 New Things Coming to Milwaukee This June
From the Magazine
Door County Contemporary Aims to Build an Experience Around Art
The art fair will take place from June 4-7 this year.
20 Things to Do in Milwaukee This Summer
Here are the fests, bashes, concerts and more that make our city special all summer long.
Q&A: Susie Starlet Runs a Showcase for Emerging Local Drag Queens
She hosts the competitive next edition of The Serve at Cactus Club on May 28.
Your Guide to Free Summer Concerts Around Milwaukee
Make the most of the summer at these free concert series.
Your Guide to the Ultimate Lake Michigan Road Trip
Point the car north from Milwaukee and follow the Lake Michigan shoreline for a quintessentially Midwestern family vacation.
Bay View Gallery Night Puts Art in (Almost) Every Business
Returning May 29, the 15-year-old art crawl gives local artists a casual setting to show off their work to many.
Imagine MKE Announces Plan for Local Arts Funding
Milwaukee’s arts sector has faced financial woes for years. Imagine MKE is hoping to address that by tackling three big-picture issues.
Four Key Developments in the Watertown High School Band Controversy
After the Watertown Wind Symphony did not perform the LGBT homage “A Mother of a Revolution” in its recital Monday, it is playing it tonight and Saturday.
Milwaukee Music Notes: Caley Conway Captures Time and Space
Singer-songwriters Conway and Ellie Jackson harmonized in the intimate Indeed Brewing Barrel Room on May 11.
Milwaukee Arts Continue to Face Funding Challenges – and Smaller Groups Are Hit Hardest
Some low-budget groups are finding their own ways to weather the storm.









