The History of Wisconsin’s Obsession with Tailgating
All about the pregame party ritual that’s so much a part of being a sports fan
Your Guide to the Ultimate Wisconsin Tailgate
The pregame party ritual that’s so much a part of being a sports fan isn’t unique to us. But here in Wisconsin, it’s almost a religious experience.
6 Milwaukee Brewers Fans Share Their Tailgating Stories
The pilgrimage begins hours before first pitch – car after car, lining up dozens of rows deep in the American Family Field parking lots.
Ask MilMag: What’s Your Favorite Tailgating Memory?
It seems every Wisconsinite has a favorite memory of tailgating before a game. Here are our staff’s.
Does West Allis Have Any Love for Liberace?
Despite being its most famous son (by a rhinestone-paved mile), West Allis has no tribute to the flamboyant showman. What gives?
Kohler’s Arts/Industry Program Lets Artists Create in the Factory
The three month programs allow artists to innovate freely, with all the resources and support they need to thrive. The results are often transformative.
This Close-Knit Crew Stitches Their Creations Together
Knitters, crocheters and all kinds of crafters meet up once a month at Yak-n-Yarn to share in their craft.
How MIAD Has Grown Under President Jeffrey Morin’s Leadership
Morin has fought headwinds to sail the art school into clear waters.
Inside the Decades of Summer Memories at Camp Minikani
Summer camp is where young people often find their true selves, and that formative experience is no more potent than at the long-running Camp Minikani in Hubertus.
What Ever Happened to Trinity Evangelical Church After Its 2018 Fire?
Six years after a catastrophic fire at the Downtown church, its rebuild still has years – and millions of dollars – to go.