Milwaukee Music Notes: Experimental Music Rules in Riverwest
Four artists, including Racine’s J. Sincock, surprised and delighted ears at the Jazz Gallery Center for the Arts on Sept. 19.
Inside the World Premiere of These New Composers
Here’s a look from our resident music columnist on the works premiered at Composed for WCW, celebrating three milestones.
The Woman’s Club of Wisconsin Celebrates a Milestone With Music
The club gives cheers to 150 years with a concert, staged by Present Music and featuring three world premieres of works by women and nonbinary composers.
Q&A: Paul Maceri Talks Curating Weird Music and More
Milwaukee Music Notes returns with Brain in the Cupboard, an experimental music festival bringing sounds from all over the country to the 414.
Here’s What to Expect From This Free Milwaukee Renaissance Faire
Argren Faire is based on the works of two local fantasy authors and is centered on community.
Q&A: Composer Lia Kohl Talks the Importance of Free Art
Known for staging unexpected public performances, this Chicago artist is bringing the surprise to Milwaukee, with swan boats.
Here are the Champions of the 2026 Sporkies and Drinkies
The sporkies and drinkies competition at this year’s Wisconsin State Fair saw food and drink stands battle it out for first place.
Meet Three Guys Who Know Where Brewers Home Runs Are Going to Land
These “ballhawk” fans roam American Family Field chasing glory mitt first, bringing them closer to the game.
Take it Away, Vinny: Q&A with Brewers TV’s Vinny Rottino
He may be a Brewers broadcaster now, but Vinny Rottino has had his own long, storied career in baseball.
Q&A: Juneteenth Parade Grand Marshal Reuben Harpole Talks Black History
The civil rights leader has long been dubbed “Milwaukee’s other Mayor.”