A Milwaukee Laundromat Wants to Fold in the Community
Beyond washing machines and dryers, The Washroom in Murray Hill serves up comfort and holds neighborhood events.
Present Music’s Thanksgiving Concert Makes a Vocal Return
Grammy-winning choir The Crossing will join the ensemble to sing a newly commissioned piece on Nov. 23.
How Do Local Christmas Tree Farms Stay Alive in 2025 and Beyond?
With Santas, s’mores and hay rides – holiday memories that a plastic tree can’t compete with.
Rae Frye of Cival Jewelry Design Studio Is Setting the Gold Standard
The Cival Jewelry Design Studio creates one-of-a-kind heirloom pieces.
Inside Milwaukee’s Hottest Reservation at 1033 Omakase
Japan’s omakase concept asks you to trust your chef. At 1033 Omakase, the payoff is an incredible, sushi-centric parade of 14 courses.
Fireside Chats: How Potawatomi Casino Hotel Celebrates Native American Heritage Month
We talked to the team at Potawatomi Casino Hotel about how they honor their history, find inspiration in it, educate others and more.
Inside Orlandini Studios, a Legacy Plaster Workshop in Walker’s Point
Three generations of Milwaukee’s plaster craftsmen have beautified and restored some of the city’s most prominent buildings.
5 Factory Tours to Take in Wisconsin
From motorcycles to microbrews, these tours offer a glimpse into how some of the state’s most iconic products are made.
4 Milwaukee ‘Third Spaces’ That Are Part Bar, Part Cafe
Between work and home is this other important, evolving place to connect, refuel and recharge.
Edmund Fitzgerald’s Dream: The Milwaukee Connection to the Great Lakes’ Most Legendary Shipwreck
Before it met its demise 50 years ago, the ore freighter commissioned by Northwestern Mutual was the rock star of Great Lakes shipping.