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CALENDAR OF EVENTS/DINING & NIGHTLIFE GUIDE FEBRuary 2011
Mummies of the World
visitmilwaukee.org / 800.554.1448
2011 greater milwaukee major
Events
1/1
Cool Fool Kite Festival
414/305-3145
Gallery Night and Day
414/273-1173
1/21-22
2/5-6
Cedarburg Winter Festival
800/237-2874
Greater Milwaukee Auto Show
414/908-6001
2/26-3/6
3/5-6
Indian Summer Festivals Winter Pow Wow 414/604-1000
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Sports Show
414/224-2419
3/9-13
3/12
Blarney Run/Walk
414/479-8900
Downtown St. Patrick’s Day Parade
414/276-6696
3/12
3/25-4/3
2011 Realtors Home & Garden Show
414/778-4929
4/23
Egg Day at the Zoo
414/256-5514
4/15-16
414/273-1173
National Night Out Pancake Breakfast
414/479-8900
5/8
6/2-9/28
Jazz in the Park
414/271-1416
TBDVerge
800/745-3000
6/5
Scottish Fest/Milwaukee Highland Games 414/422-9235
6/5
Miller Lite Ride for the Arts
414/276-RIDE
6/8-8/24
River Rhythms
414/276-6696
6/10-12
Bead & Button Show 2011
800/554-0197
TBD
US Bank Air & Water Show
414/554-1448
6/10-12PrideFest
414/272-FEST
6/17-19
Lakefront Festival of Arts
414/224-3854
6/17-19
Polish Fest
414/529-2140
6/19
Juneteenth Day
414/372-3770
6/29-7/3, 7/5-10Summerfest
414/273-3378
6/25-26
Cedarburg Strawberry Festival
800/237-2874
7/3
Downtown Milwaukee Fireworks
800/554-1448
7/4
Wauwatosa’s Independence Day Parade
414/479-8988
7/14-17
Bastille Days
414/271-1416
7/14 & 16
Gathering on the Green
262/242-6187
7/14-17
Kohler International Challenge (Vintage)
800/365-7223
7/21-24
Festa Italiana
414/223-2808
7/28-31
German Fest
414/464-9444
7/23-26NASCAR
800/365-7223
7/23
Brady Street Festival
414/272-3978
7/25-31
EAA AirVenture
920/426-4800
7/29-30
414/273-1173
TBD
African World Festival
414-291-7959
8/4-14
Wisconsin State Fair
800/884-FAIR
Morning Glory Fine Craft Fair
414/273-7206
8/13-14
8/18-21
Irish Fest
414/476-3378
8/18-21
Milwaukee A La Carte
414/771-3040
8/26-28
Mexican Fiesta
414/383-7066
9/1-4
Milwaukee Rally
800/554-1448
9/9-11
Indian Summer Festival
414/604-1000
9/9-10TosaFest
414/453-2330
9/9-11
Wisconsin Sheep & Wool Festival
608/868-2505
9/6-25
Oktoberfest Weekends
414/462-9147
9/10-11
Frank Mots International Kite Festival
414/305-3145
9/17-18
Cedarburg Wine & Harvest Festival
800/237-2874
9/17
Milwaukee River Challenge
414/283-9798
TBD
Milwaukee Film Festival
414/755-1965
Harvest Fair/World Beef Expo
414/266-7000
9/23-25
10/2
Milwaukee’s Lakefront Marathont
414/291-2647
10/21-22
414/273-1173
Hunting Moon Pow Wow
414/847-7320
10/21-23
11/5
Veterans Day Parade
414/273-5533
11/17-1/8
Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival
414/220-4700
11/18-20
Holiday Folk Fair International
414/225-6225
11/19
Milwaukee Holiday Parade
262/377-5935
11/20-12/31
Christmas in the Country
262/248-8811
Christmas in the Ward
414/273-1173
12/2-3
FEBRuary
Calendar of Events
Major Events / 2
January events / 4
On-Going Events / 20
Dining/Nightlife / 26
All dates and times are for public events only and subject to change.
For more information, call 800/554-1448 or visit www.visitmilwaukee.org.
www.bartolottas.com
The Bartolotta Restaurants
Voted “Most Romantic” year after year.
February 2
Artists Now: Suzie Ganch: Wearable Space Suzie Ganch explores the
relationship of the human body to the surrounding space. University of Wisconsin
- Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts, 2400 E. Kenwood Boulevard, Arts Center
Lecture Hall; 7p.m.; 414/229-4308; arts.uwm.edu
Cultural identity panel discussion with SNAPmilwaukee
writers/artists Panelists: Kate Brandt, performance arts; Amelinda Burich,
music; John Riepenhoff, visual arts; Sarah Buccheri and Lisa Danker, film and
video. SNAPmilwaukee.com archives an informed, critical discourse in and around
the arts through in-depth study, commentary, historical analysis, synthesis and
discussion of what’s going on in this place at this time. SNAP offers a variety of
perspectives and creates a haven for our community’s many voices. Haggerty
Museum of Art, Marquette University; 6-7p.m.; 414/288-1669;
www.marquette.edu/haggerty
February 3
Milwaukee LGBT Film/Video Festival Monthly Screening Join the
Milwaukee LGBT Film/Video Festival on the first Thursday of most months as it
shares the best of LGBT film and video throughout the year! The Milwaukee LGBT
Film/Video Festival is presented by the Film Department in the Peck School of
the Arts and co-sponsored by the UWM Union Theatre. University of Wisconsin
- Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts, 2400 E. Kenwood Boulevard, UWM Union
Theatre; 7p.m.; 414/229-4308; arts.uwm.edu
The Teddy Bear President Discover which president inspired the name
behind everyone’s favorite bear and learn about his dangerous connection with
Milwaukee. Located on the first floor in the Exploring Life on Earth exhibit at the
Milwaukee Public Museum. Pre-registration is recommended. Join the Milwaukee
Public Museum once a month for storytelling when Museum educators bring
exhibits to life through legends, myths and other tales of different cultures. Every
half hour. Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W. Wells Street; 10a.m.-1p.m.;
414/278-2714; www.mpm.edu
February 3-24
Music Under Glass at the Domes Live music concerts each Thursday
evening with light shows during intermission and at the conclusion of performances.
Food and beverages available for purchase. All three domes open for viewing.The
Domes, 524 S. Layton Blvd.; 6-8p.m.; 414/649-9830; www.countyparks.com
February 4
Milwaukee Wave vs. Baltimore Blast U.S. Cellular Arena, 400 W.
Kilbourn Avenue; 7p.m.; 414/908-6001; www.uscellulararena.com
“Wagner’s Walkure” - Emanuel Ax The Washington Post describes
his artistry as “thoughtful, lyrical, lustrous.” Emanuel Ax joins Edo de Waart for
Beethoven’s poetic Piano Concerto No. 4. Then, Edo de Waart conducts Wagner
- the fiery First Act of Die Walküre. This act stands on its own, a self-contained tale
of vengeance waged, and love triumphantly won. Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra,
700 N. Water Street; 8p.m.; 414/291-7605; www.mso.org
February 4-5
“Riverdance” Three performances The thunderous celebration of Irish
music, song and dance that has tapped its way onto the world stage thrilling millions
of people around the globe, will play three Farewell Performances at the Milwaukee
Theatre. Milwaukee Theatre, 500 W. Kilbourn Avenue; 8p.m.; 414/908-6001;
www.milwaukeetheatre.org
All information subject to change without notice.
February 4- November 13
The Charles Allis: 100 Years Six Wisconsin artists were invited to install a
historic room of the Charles Allis for the centennial of the building. Each was asked to
create an installation which interprets the collection, the building or the history of the
museum. The installations raise provocative questions about changes in meaning,
place and reception of the space and collection over the last century. Charles Allis Art
Museum, 1801 N. Prospect Avenue; 1-5p.m.; 414/278-8295; www.charlesallis.org
Through February 5
Fall BFA Exhibition An exhibition showcasing works by students receiving
their BFA degrees from the Department of Art & Design. Closes: Feb. 5. University
of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts, 2400 E. Kenwood Boulevard,
INOVA/Arts Center; 414/229-4308; arts.uwm.edu
“The Magic Bicycle” Young Lilah has just escaped the orphanage that has
been her home since her mother died when a boy appears out of nowhere on
a curious looking bicycle. As the police surround them, they disappear for an
escapade through time to discover the secret of the bike, save the boy’s ancestors
and, most importantly, find Lilah a good home with a family to love. First Stage
Children’s Theater, performances at Todd Wehr Theater at the Marcus Center, 929
N. Water; 414/273-7206; www.firststage.org
February 5
Family Free Day sponsored by North Shore Bank and FOX 6 Take
a walk on the wild side, and enjoy all the Zoo has to offer - for free! On this special
day, all visitors receive free admission; the parking fee does remain in effect.
Milwaukee County Zoo, 10001 W. Bluemound Road; 9a.m.-4p.m.; 414/256-5466;
www.milwaukeezoo.org
PFISTER PACKAGE - Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Presents:
Wagner’s “Walkure,” plus Emanuel Ax Package includes overnight
accommodations for two; two premium orchestra seat tickets; keepsake amenity;
$25 gift certificate to Marcus restaurants; reception at InterContinental Milwaukee
with complimentary hors d’oeuvres and two drink tickets; transportation to and from
Marcus Center for the Performing Arts with Pfister Hotel stay. Marcus Center for the
Performing Arts is located one block from InterContinental Milwaukee. The Pfister
Hotel, 424 E. Wisconsin Avenue; 414/273-8222; www.thepfisterhotel.com
Milwaukee Bucks vs. Detroit Pistons Bradley Center, 1001 N. Fourth
Street; 7p.m.; 414/227-0500; www.bucks.com
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UnCultural Night with Pat McCurdy Eight-time Wisconsin Area Music
Award winner and two-time Billboard Magazine Merit Award (Annual Songwriting
Contest) winner Pat McCurdy returns to Cedarburg with his off-beat sense of humor
and guitar to wow with song favorites. Adult language and content. Cedarburg
Cultural Center, W62 N546 Washington Avenue, Cedarburg; 8-10p.m.;
262/375-3676; www.cedarburgculturalcenter.org
Fine Arts Quartet The Fine Arts Quartet celebrates its 65th anniversary
season. Quartets by Joseph Haydn and Aulis Sallinen; Quintet by Anton Bruckner
with guest violist Paul Neubauer. All 2010-11 performances at the UWM campus are
free and open to the public. University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Peck School of the
Arts, 2400 E. Kenwood Boulevard, Bader Concert Hall; 3p.m.; 414/229-4308;
arts.uwm.edu
UWM Panthers Men’s Basketball Team vs. Green Bay U.S. Cellular
Arena, 400 W. Kilbourn Avenue; 414/908-6001; www.uscellulararena.com
February 8
Milwaukee Bucks vs. Toronto Raptors Bradley Center, 1001 N. Fourth
“Wagner’s Walkure” - Emanuel Ax The Washington Post describes
his artistry as “thoughtful, lyrical, lustrous.” Emanuel Ax joins Edo de Waart for
Beethoven’s poetic Piano Concerto No. 4. Then, Edo de Waart conducts Wagner
- the fiery First Act of Die Walküre. This act stands on its own, a self-contained tale
of vengeance waged and love triumphantly won. Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra,
700 N. Water Street; 8p.m.; 414/291-7605; www.mso.org
Tango Buenos Aires Tango Buenos Aires has become one of Argentina’s
great cultural exports. Known throughout the Americas, Europe and the Far East as
the most authentic and uncompromising representative of the Tango, the evening
will leave you breathless. Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, 700 N. Water Street;
414/291-7605; www.mso.org
February 5-6
Cedarburg Winter Festival Cedarburg’s 36th Annual Winter Festival
boasts ice carving contest, costumed bed races on ice, barrel jumping, parade,
pancake breakfast and chili contest at the Cedarburg Community Center, Alaskan
Malamute Dog Weight Pull Contest, egg hunt for kids, Cedarburg Lions Ice-Burg
Open Golf Tournament and much more. Most are free to the public. Downtown
Historic Cedarburg; 800/237-2874; www.cedarburgfestivals.org
February 10-13
Milwaukee NARI Spring Home Improvement Show Over 330 home
improvement and remodeling exhibitors in the Wisconsin Exposition Center will
display information on the newest products, trends, and services for the home
in more than 700 booth spaces, plus national and local speakers and chefs,
an Outdoor Living Area, an interior design competition, and more. Wisconsin
Exposition Center at State Fair Park; 414/771-4071; www.milwaukeenari.com
Through February 6
Collection Focus in Fibers: John McQueen and Carol Eckert at
RAM This exhibition features over 25 works from RAM’s permanent collection by
these two internationally-recognized fiber artists. While their work is very different
in character, both McQueen and Eckert explore scale and structure in interesting
ways. Both artists will share the same gallery at RAM, installed to develop a
dialogue between the ways they create work and their choices in using scale
to communicate. Racine Art Museum, 441 Main Street, Racine; 10a.m.-5p.m.;
262/638-8300; www.ramart.org
Disney on Ice presents: “ Mickey & Minnie’s Magical Journey” Join
Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse on a journey into the magical world’s of Disney’s
“The Little Mermaid,” “The Lion King,” “Peter Pan” and “Lilo & Stitch.” Discover Ariel
and Sebastian’s enchanting undersea kingdom; visit the Pride Lands with Simba
and Nala; soar through starry skies with Peter Pan and his sassy fairy friend Tinker
Bell; and say “aloha” to fun with Lilo and Stitch. You’ll be captivated by the music,
beauty and laughter in a journey so magical, you’ll never want to go home. U.S.
Cellular Arena, 400 W. Kilbourn Avenue; 414/908-6001; www.uscellulararena.com
Sunday Football Special Every Sunday now through the Superbowl enjoy
a 17”, 3-topping pizza, small garlic bread and four Miller or Leinie bottles or four
sodas for only $24.99! Dine-in only. Offer not valid with other coupons or restaurant.
com certificates. Riverfront Pizzeria Bar & Grill, 509 E. Erie Street; 11a.m.-9p.m.;
414/277-1800; www.foodspot.com/riverfront
February 6
Cafe Sopra Mare Join us for the musical talents of the Bob Maynard Jazz
Quartet. Coffee, tea and pastry available for purchase. Breakfast brunch available
for $19/person (includes admission). Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum, 2220 N.
Terrace Avenue; 10a.m.-12p.m.; 414/271-3656; www.villaterracemuseum.org
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Genesis: International Choreographic
Competitition In a competition designed to generate new ballet work
and to keep dance alive and evolving for the next generation of dancers and
choreographers, three finalists from around the world will be challenged to create
a dynamic new piece in three weeks, seeking the prize to create an original work
for Milwaukee Ballet in 2012. Performances will showcase the dancers’ athleticism
and strength with choreography pushing the boundaries of dance from ballet to
contemporary, providing audiences with an incomparable experience. Be a part
of this exciting process where choreographers manifest their artistic visions and
you help select the winner! Milwaukee Ballet, 504 W. National Avenue; 7-9p.m.;
414/902-2103; w w w. m i lw auk eeballet . org
photo by Jessica Kaminski
“Crumbs from the Table of Joy” Told through the eyes of 17-year-old
Ernestine, “Crumbs From The Table Of Joy” is a memory play about an AfricanAmerican family from the deep south who has moved to bustling Brooklyn in 1950.
Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lynn Nottage, “Crumbs” is a lyrical,
funny and compassionate gem that charms the heart with its message of tolerance
and love. Renaissance Theaterworks, 158 N. Broadway Studio Theatre; 7-10p.m.;
414/291-7800; www.r-t-w.com
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February 11
Anita Baker Milwaukee Theatre, 500 W. Kilbourn Avenue; 8p.m.; 414/908-6001;
www.milwaukeetheatre.org
“Princess in the Clouds” Various daytime performances are also held for
school groups. This is an outer space fantasy written by Dr. David Eggebrecht.
For more information contact Heidi Tupper, Tour/Performance coordinator at
262/243-4400 or email her at [email protected]. Concordia University
Wisconsin, 12800 N. Lake Shore Drive; 7-9p.m.; 262/243-4380; www.cuw.edu
The Spencers For these “modern day Houdinis” magic is no longer about
baffling the audience by doing something seemingly impossible. It’s about drama,
spectacle, and danger. And that’s what separates The Spencers from every other
magical performer. The husband-wife team can penetrate through walls and levitate
with the best of them, but they do it with world-class charisma and style. Schauer
Arts & Activities Center, 147 N. Rural Street; 7-9p.m.; 262/670-0560;
www.schauercenter.org
February 11-13
An American Scrapbook: Arlo Guthrie Arlo Guthrie is an American
treasure, combining folk and fun for the 40 years since Woodstock. Now he joins
the Milwaukee Symphony for Guthrie family favorites, including “City of New
Orleans.” And be sure to join in with Arlo and friends when it comes around again on
the gee-tar. Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, 700 N. Water Street; 414/291-7605;
www.mso.org
February 12
East Town Market at Discovery World Join East Town Association
and Discovery World as we team up to present the East Town Market at Discovery
World every second Saturday through May! Free! Everyone who purchases
something from the market will also get a special discounted rate of $10 to
explore Discovery World. Live music 11:30-1:30. Sponsored by: Discovery World,
Wisconsin Foodie, 91.7 WMSE and East Town Association. Discovery World; 500
N. Harbor Dr.; 10a.m.-2p.m.; 414 271-1416; www.easttown.com
Grafton’s Cool Blue Winter Frolics Event will feature an ice-carving
contest, disc golf tournament, cross-country skiing, ice-skating competitions and
chair races on the Milwaukee River. Grafton Area Chamber of Commerce, 1624
Wisconsin Avenue, Grafton; 262/377-1650; www.grafton-wi.org
Milwaukee Bucks vs. Indiana Pacers Bradley Center, 1001 N. Fourth
“Princess in the Clouds” Various daytime performances are also held for
school groups. This is an outer space fantasy written by Dr. David Eggebrecht.
For more information contact Heidi Tupper, Tour/Performance coordinator at
262/243-4400 or email her at [email protected]. Concordia University
Wisconsin, 12800 N. Lake Shore Drive; 7-9p.m.; 262/243-4380; www.cuw.edu
The Art and Science of Massage Relax this Valentine’s Day weekend with
a massage. Learn the art and science behind giving a good massage. Partners are
necessary. Registration required by February 12. For adults. Urban Ecology Center,
1500 E. Park Place; 3-5p.m.; 414/964-8505; www.urbanecologycenter.org
Treasures of Design from the Rarities Collection Join Professor
Chris Szczesny-Adams of the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design for a presentation
on Treasures of Design from the Rarities Collection.This program takes place in
Central Library’s Krug Rare Books Room using samples from the library’s rarities
collection. Because seating is limited, please register at 414.286.3071. Milwaukee
Public Library, 814 W. Wisconsin Avenue; 2-4p.m.; 414/286-3000; www.mpl.org
February 12-13
A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline A loving tribute featuring hits like “Walkin’
After Midnight,” “I Fall to Pieces,” and “Crazy,” the musical traces the legendary
singer’s rise to stardom from her hometown to the Grand Old Opry, Las Vegas, and
Carnegie Hall. The show will feature a Patsy Cline impersonator, approved by the
Patsy Cline Estate, backed by a live onstage band. Schauer Arts & Activities Center,
147 N. Rural Street; 2-9p.m.; 262/670-0560; www.schauercenter.org
Through February 13
Alfred Hitchcock’s “The 39 Steps” A man struggles to clear his name
when he suddenly finds himself embroiled in a global espionage conspiracy
hatched by the mysterious multinational syndicate, “The 39 Steps.” Four actors play
dozens of characters as Alfred Hitchcock crashes headlong into Monty Python in
this wildly-inventive, high-octane comic romp of a whodunit! Milwaukee Repertory
Theater, Patty & Jay Baker Theater Complex, 108 E. Wells Street; 414/224-9490;
www.milwaukeerep.com
“Big Boys” The business of big laughs. No one argues with success. Ask Victor
Burlington, a self-satisfied, grandiose, amoral and very successful big business
boss. He’s had it all his way; until he hires Norman - insecure, highly moral and
a little naive. Despite Victor’s ruthless scheming and badgering, Norman seeks a
better corporate way. The plucky recruit proves to be strong executive material as
he challenges Victor’s methods and power. The stage is set for a surprising - and
hilarious - battle for the heart and soul of Corporate America. The Tenth Street
Theatre, 628 N. 10th St.; 7-9p.m.; 414/278-0765; www.nextact.org
“The Little Engine That Could” A train full of toys is waiting to go to the
good little girls and boys on the other side of the imposing mountain. But who will
get it there? The Little Blue Engine may be the smallest, but it’s the only train willing
to step up to the task. Now your little ones will learn the value of perseverance
and self-confidence as they watch, hope and help cheer the Little Engine over that
mountain. First Stage Children’s Theater, Milwaukee Youth Arts Center 325 W.
Walnut Street; 414/267-2961; www.firststage.org
February 13-20
“Rumpelstiltskin” by Robert Johanson and Albert Evans
“Rumpelstiltskin,” a musical, will be presented by the Cardinal Stritch University
Theater Department. There are charming songs, lots of laughs and a happy ending
that includes the little man’s redemption by allowing him to be the godfather to the
new “Prince Charming.” The Nancy Kendall Theater is located in the Joan Steele
Stein Center for Communication Studies/Fine Arts on the Stritch campus, 6801 N.
Yates Road, Milwaukee. Ample free parking is available. Cardinal Stritch University,
6801 N. Yates Road; 2p.m. 414/410-4171; www.stritch.edu
February 14
Chamber Music Milwaukee Presenting a special Valentine’s Day concert
featuring the guest artistry of soprano Susanna Phillips. Ms. Phillips left audiences
spellbound on last year’s Chamber Music Milwaukee series, and will re-join the
UWM music faculty in a concert filled with love songs and beautiful melodies.
Susanna Phillips recently received the esteemed “Beverly Sills Award.” University
of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts, 2400 E. Kenwood Boulevard,
Bader Concert Hall; 7p.m.; 414/229-4308; arts.uwm.edu
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Milwaukee Bucks vs. Los Angeles Clippers Bradley Center, 1001 N.
Fourth Street; 7p.m.; 414/227-0500; www.bucks.com
Through February 15
Beesentations - All about the Bees! Bees and Beekeeping Revealed!
Bees play an important role in our food systems. This is an introduction to bees and
beekeeping. Learn the difference between wasps and bees. Discover who’s inside
the hive and how Man has managed bees for pollination and honey. Whether you
want to start a dance with bees through beekeeping, or just learn of the dance they
do to find nectar, this course gets you buzzing. For adults. Urban Ecology Center,
1500 E. Park Place; 7-8p.m.; 414/964-8505; www.urbanecologycenter.org
February 16
Artists Now: Dutes Miller and Stan Shellabarger Collaboration, Performance and Life Husbands and artistic
collaborative team Dutes Miller & Stan Shellabarger’s performances, artist books
and installations have, for over 15 years, documented the bittersweet rhythms
of human relationships. Their work has often shifted between moments of
togetherness and moments of separation, between spaces of private and public,
protection and pain and visibility and invisibility. Their collaborative performance
works are always enacted in public and together. University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts, 2400 E. Kenwood Boulevard, Arts Center
Lecture Hall; 7p.m.; 414/229-4308; arts.uwm.edu
Milwaukee Bucks vs. Denver Nuggets Bradley Center, 1001 N. Fourth
The Dialectics of Mass Media in African Peoples’ Quest for
Liberation Lecture - Dr. Ahmed Mbalia, Senior Lecturer, UWM Department of
Africology. Haggerty Museum of Art, Marquette University; 6-7p.m.; 414/288-1669;
UWM Panthers Men’s Basketball Team vs. Valparaiso U.S. Cellular
Arena, 400 W. Kilbourn Avenue; 7p.m.; 414/908-6001; www.uscellulararena.com
February 16 - May 15
Formed Karen Gunderman and Linda Wervey-Vitamvas are Milwaukee ceramics
artists whose work evokes anatomical and biological forms. Gunderman draws on
the early history of botany and a sense of wonderment in exploring the mysteries.
Wervey-Vitamvas combines peculiar anatomical shapes with medical and surgical
tools to investigate an uneasy relationship between the body’s internal spaces and
the examination and viewing of these hidden places. Villa Terrace Decorative Arts
Museum, 2220 N. Terrace Avenue; 1-5p.m.; 414/271-3656;
www.villaterracemuseum.org
February 17
Allis After Hours Join us for a performance by the Kevin Hayden Band!
Charles Allis Art Museum, 1801 N. Prospect Avenue; 5-8p.m.; 414/278-8295;
www.charlesallis.org
Diva Night Calling all Divas! Come and enjoy a night of ladies fun! Join in on
the drawing for door prizes by getting your Diva Night kit at any of the participating
businesses - and visit the incredible boutiques, shops and restaurants in the Village
of Wauwatosa. 7603 W. State Street Wauwatosa; 5-10p.m.; 414/559-3771;
www.villageofwauwatosa.com
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February 17-20
“The Male Intellect...An Oxymoron?” You will laugh non-stop for 90
minutes as gifted actor/writer Robert Dubac ransacks his brain to answer the age
old question, “What do women want?” His hit one-man show is a multi-character
comedy with him playing all the roles. Dubac seamlessly transforms himself into five
alter egos - each offering their own brand of misguided advice while straddling the
gender gap. Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 N. Water Street;
www.marcuscenter.org
February 17 – March 13
“Mauritius” The bond between two half-sisters is tested when Jackie decides
she can solve all her financial problems by selling her grandfather’s exceptional
stamp collection. As Jackie shrewdly tries to cash in on a pair of rare stamps from
the island, she discovers how dangerous stamp collecting can be! Contemporary
playwright Theresa Rebeck has written a cat-and-mouse game like no other, full of
twists, turns and plenty of suspense. Broadway Theatre Center, 158 N. Broadway;
414/291-7800; www.milwaukeechambertheatre.com
Through February 18
Bare Walls R Back At DeLind Gallery of Fine Art we usually leave one wall
bare. During February, the entire gallery is completely bare. Come sneak a peak!
Since the beginning of time, when man first drew pictures with a charcoal stick on
the walls of his cave, the nude woman was a favorite subject. This show of nudes
includes paintings, sculpture, drawings and fine graphic artworks. DeLind Gallery of
Fine Art, 450 E. Mason Street; 414/271-8525; www.delindgallery.com
Emerging Artists Exhiibition The works of Deidre Prosen and Steven
Burnham will be on display in the Northwestern Mutual Art Gallery. Gallery hours
are Noon-4p.m. Sunday through Friday. Cardinal Stritch University, 6801 N. Yates
Road; Noon-4p.m.; 414/410-4105; www.stritch.edu
February 18 - March 13
“U: Bug: Me” An epic tale of miniature proportions. Join Pico the Fly and his best
friend Esteban, a clever earwig, as they get ready for the Queen Bee’s annual Soil
Contest. With high hopes, the oddly paired bugs have plans to revolutionize the
world until the bitter horse fly Packo steals their formula...and kidnaps Pico! Now
Pico needs to escape, retrieve the formula and make things right with Esteban
before it’s too late. The “Ant-Hill Band” will be live and ready to rock with hilarious
songs. First Stage Children’s Theater, performance at Todd Wehr Theater at the
Marcus Center, 929 N. Water; 414/273-7206; www.firststage.org
February 18
“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” An imaginative interpretation of
Shakespeare’s timeless comedy. Set against a classical Athenian backdrop,
Midsummer... deals with the universal theme of love and its attendant complications:
passion, frustration, confusion, and, of course, marriage. New York-based ATC
weaves a web of theatrical magic that takes you to the heart of an enchanted
forest, the injustice of the Athenian court, and the political strife of the fairy kingdom.
Schauer Arts & Activities Center, 147 N. Rural Street; 7-9p.m.; 262/670-0560;
www.schauercenter.org
February 18-20
Anime Milwaukee 2011 Anime Milwaukee is bigger and better for 2011! Our
main programming area is over 15,000 sq. ft.! This is where opening and closing
ceremonies are, the cosplay contest, the character auction, the lolita fashion show,
and more are held. You can expect some awesome things to happen there this
year! Frontier Airlines Center, 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue; 414/908-6001;
www.frontierairlinescenter.org
The Woodworking Show We’ve got the tools - and you can, too. Visit the
Woodworking Show at the Wisconsin Exposition Center. Woodworkers and DIY’ers
will find the largest selection of tools from national and local vendors along with an
education program presented by the top educators in in the field. Saddle up a hand
plane at the Hand Tool Rodeo or browse the latest innovations at the New Products
Pavilion. Check out the Library for the latest books, magazines, and much more!
Check our website for complete info! Wisconsin Exposition Center at State Fair
Park; www.thewoodworkingshows.com
World of Wheels Custom Car Show presented by Manheim Auto
Auctions The World of Wheels Custom Car Show is largest producer of indoor
custom car shows throughout the U.S. and Canada. Over 300 competitive car,
bike and truck classes, from sport compacts to customs and low riders to hot rods
are included! Wisconsin Exposition Center at State Fair Park, 8200 W. Greenfield
Avenue; 414.422.9505; www.wiexpocenter.com
February 18-19
Mendelssohn’s Beloved Violin Concerto In her second solo
performance with the MSO, associate concertmaster Ilana Setapen offers an
electrifying and enchanting presentation of Mendelssohn’s beloved Violin Concerto.
And guest conductor Carlo Rizzi leads the defiant Fifth Symphony of Dmitri
Shostakovich. Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, 700 N. Water Street;
414/291-7605; www.mso.org
February 18-27
Danceworks Performance Company: VAUDEVILLE! Ladies
and Gentlemen! Come in, take a seat and let us send you to the golden era
of VAUDEVILLE! Kelly Anderson will put a contemporary twist on variety
entertainment in an evening-length work that celebrates the diversity and
entertainment of historic Vaudeville. Kelly Anderson will be featured in a solo
by guest choreographer Ed Burgess, and the rest of DPC’s dancers, acrobats,
comediennes, magicians and more will take to the stage in a spectacle that will
delight and entrance. Danceworks, Inc., 1661 N. Water Street; 414/277-8480;
www.danceworksmke.org
February 19
Food & Froth Fest Sip stout in the Streets of Old Milwaukee, devour hors
d’oeuvres with the dinosaurs, and rhumba in the rainforest during the 13th Annual
Food & Froth Fest. A celebration of all types of beer “ from across town to halfway
around the world,” Food & Froth will also feature appetizers from a variety of local
restaurants and caterers and music from local bands. Milwaukee Public Museum,
800 W. Wells Street; 7-10p.m.; 414/278-2728; www.mpm.edu/events/foodfroth
Through February 20
“Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris” While Jacques
Brel is no longer alive, well or living in Paris, the singer/songwriter’s legendary vision
of romance, humor and moral conviction endure. Each song in this contemporary
musical revue tells a story and examines themes of love, war, being young and
growing old - but never forgetting that life, with all its tragedies and complexities, is
filled with humor. “Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris” is a powerful
and bold theatrical experience that was an overwhelming success in its original
off-Broadway production in 1968 and again in the 2006 revival. Brel’s songs are
as relevant today as they were when they were written. We promise this show will
light a fire in your heart in the midst of the long, cold Wisconsin winter. The Skylight
Opera Theatre at the Broadway Theatre Center, 158 N. Broadway; 414/291-7800;
www.skylightopera.com
February 20
Brewcity Bruisers 2011 Bout #2 As a result of the successful turnout at
last year’s championship bout, the Brewcity Bruisers will play all five home games
of the 2011 season at the U.S. Cellular Arena. The move comes after four home
seasons played at the Milwaukee County Sports Complex in Franklin, and provides
a more central location and better amenities for larger crowds.The 2011 bouts are
scheduled for Saturday, January 8, Sunday, February 20, Saturday, March 19,
Saturday, April 16 and Saturday, May 14. April 16 and May 14 are the semi-finals
and championship bouts, respectively. U.S. Cellular Arena, 400 W. Kilbourn Avenue;
3p.m.; 414/908-6001; www.uscellulararena.com
Symphony Orchestra and High School Honors Orchestra
Concert The Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Professor Margery
Deutsch will present a concert featuring the winner of the 21st annual UWM Young
Artist Competition. The concert will also feature the 25th annual High School
Honors Orchestra, under the direction of Professor Deutsch and guest conductor
Stephen Huang. University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts, 2400
E. Kenwood Boulevard, Bader Concert Hall; 3p.m.; 414/229-4308; arts.uwm.edu
February 21
Chinese New Year: $25,000 Table Game Giveaway Fire Keeper’s Club
members who play any table game can qualify for a $25,000 drawing. Guest can
also turn in coupons from the February issue of Ante for free entry’s into the drawing
with any table game buy-in. Coupons are valid only on specific dates. Guest must
be present to win. Potawatomi Bingo Casino; 800/729-7244; www.paysbig.com
Raider Day at MSOE Raider Days give high school students and their
families the opportunity to visit campus, meet with an admission counselor, tour
campus, and take part in round table discussions with faculty, staff and students.
Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE), 1025 N. Broadway; 10a.m.-1p.m.;
414/277-6763; www.msoe.edu
Milwaukee Wave vs. Chicago Riot U.S. Cellular Arena, 400 W. Kilbourn
Avenue; 6p.m.; 414/908-6001; www.uscellulararena.com
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February 22
Milwaukee Bucks vs. Minnesota Timberwolves Bradley Center, 1001
N. Fourth Street; 7p.m.; 414/227-0500; www.bucks.com
February 22-27
“Hair” The Public Theater’s new Tony-winning production of “HAIR” is the most
electric celebration on Broadway! This exuberant musical about a group of young
Americans searching for peace and love in a turbulent time has struck a resonant
chord with audiences young and old. Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 N.
Water Street; 414/273-7206; www.marcuscenter.org
February 23
Artists Now: Melanie Davenport - Animating Traditions:
Indigenous Youth and Media Literacy In this presentation, Davenport
will share examples of stop-motion shorts created by indigenous youth at a school
in central Mexico, where she and her collaborator organized animation and media
literacy workshops from 2007-2009. She will situate this work in relation to the
indigenous media movement and current trends in visual culture and social justice
in art education. UW - Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts, 2400 E. Kenwood
Boulevard, Arts Center Lecture Hall; 7p.m.; 414/229-4308; arts.uwm.edu
Movie Time: “Notorious” Join us for Hitchcock’s 1946 thriller, “Notorious”
original print, first-time-ever screened at the Charles Allis! Doors open @ 6:30p.m.
to view the mansion and current exhibition, film screens at 7:30p.m. Charles Allis Art
Museum, 1801 N. Prospect Avenue; 7-9p.m.; 414/278-8295; www.charlesallis.org
Through February 24
Beyond Pleasuredome Reminiscent of the old “Red Light,” Beyond
Pleasuredome is a gay-friendly dance club atmosphere with great drink specials.
Thursdays. Trocadero Gastrobar, 1758 N. Water Street; 10p.m.-2a.m.;
www.ztrocadero.com
The World’s Shortest Happy Hour It’s back, baby! The World’s Shortest
Happy Hour - available only at the Nomad World Pub. From 4-4:15 every Monday
through Thursday, EVERY DRINK* is only $1! Yup. That’s right - $1. Like you
needed an excuse to run out of work early. *Does not include doubles, table beers
or bottles of wine. One drink per person, per order. Nomad World Pub, 1401 E.
Brady Street; 4p.m.; www.nomadworldpub.com
February 24
A World of Mummies Take a trip around the world with animal history curator
Carter Lupton in search of mummies. Gromme Theater. Seating is limited and
reservations are required for groups. Live chat sessions are offered once a month
at the Milwaukee Public Museum. Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W. Wells Street;
10a.m.-11a.m.; 414/278-2714; www.mpm.edu
Siempre Flamenco at the Charles Allis Sample all things Spanish this
evening with a performance and demonstration by Siempre Flamenco, traditional
tapas, and a tasting of Spanish wine. Charles Allis Art Museum, 1801 N. Prospect
Avenue; 7-9p.m.; 414/278-8295; www.charlesallis.org
Tripoli Shrine Circus 2011 The Tripoli Shrine Circus comes to town for its
annual visit to the U.S. Cellular Arena - with stupendous new acts and returning
favorites for 2011! A superlative, non-stop evening of wonder, thrills, hilarity and pure
amazement. U.S. Cellular Arena, 414/908-6001; www.uscellulararena.com
February 25
Willy Porter An encore performance! Combine fiery acoustic guitar
with dynamic vocals, add in equal parts rock muscle and folk-based intimacy, and
you’ve got Willy Porter. At the peak of his powers, he morphs performance art
into his shows with ease. Schauer Arts & Activities Center, 147 N. Rural Street;
8-10p.m.; 262/670-0560; www.schauercenter.org
Wind Ensemble and Symphony Band “Anniversaries and
Commemorations” The Wind Ensemble & Symphony Band welcome Greg
Flint, horn, to a concert featuring works by Percy Grainger, Alan Hovhaness, and
Karel Husa, as well as a centennial performance of Holst’s “Second Suite for
Military Band.” University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts, 2400
E. Kenwood Boulevard, Bader Concert Hall; 7p.m.; 414/229-4308; arts.uwm.edu
February 25-26
Mummies Themed Overnight at the Milwaukee Public Museum
Themed overnights include admission to related special exhibition the following
morning. Overnight guests on February 25 and April 15 can attend Mummies of
the World. Overnight packages include: Planetarium or IMAX show; educator-led
activities and discovery hunts; self-guided flashlight tour; light evening snack; light
continental breakfast and museum admission for Saturday. Milwaukee Public
Museum, 800 W. Wells Street; 7p.m.-8a.m.; 414/278-2702; www.mpm.edu
February 25-27
“Leaving Iowa” By Tim and Spike Manton Both amusing and touching,
this comedy will bring a smile to all survivers of family vacations. Seeking the
perfect place to scatter his father’s ashes, writer Don Browning sets off on a quest
to reconcile his past and present as he relives summer trips spent in the backseat
of the family car. Realizing the journey is just as important as the destination, Don
encounters wacky denizens of America’s heartland as his final road-trip with his
father leads him to the center of the country...and himself. The February 25th &
26th shows are at 8pm, however, the February 27th show is a matinee at 3pm.
Concordia University Wisconsin, 12800 N. Lake Shore Drive; 8-10p.m.;
262/243-4380; www.cuw.edu
February 25 – March 13
“Murder At The Howard Johnson’s” All’s fair in love -
even murder, right? That’s the question posed by this light and funny suspense
comedy about a love triangle in a 1970’s Howard Johnson’s Motor Inn!
In Tandem Theatre, Inc., Tenth Street Theatre; 628 N. Tenth Street;
414/271-1371; www.intandemtheatre.org
February 24-27
Milwaukee RV Show Over 100 exhibitors related to the Recreational Vehicle
lifestyle! Pop-up campers, truck campers, travel trailers, fifth wheels, motor homes,
and park models of all sizes! Whatever your interest or budget, there will be plenty to
see. Wisconsin Exposition Center; 414/463-7640; www.milwaukeervshow.com
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February 25 – April 1
Alumni Exhibition Artistic works by Stritch alumni will be exhibited. The
opening reception is Feb. 25 5-8p.m. Gallery hours are Noon-4p.m. Sun.- Fri. The
gallery is located in the Joan Steele Stein Center for Communication Studies/Fine
Arts at Stritch, 6801 N. Yates Road. Cardinal Stritch University, 6801 N. Yates Road;
414/410-4171; www.stritch.edu
February 26
Fincutter Senior Viola Recital Senior viola recital. University of Wisconsin
- Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts, 2400 E. Kenwood Boulevard, Recital Hall;
3p.m.; 414/229-4308; arts.uwm.edu
“Hair” Premier Package at The Pfister Hotel Package inlcudes
overnight accommodations for two; two premium orchestra seat tickets; keepsake
CD; $25 gift certificate to Marcus restaurants; reception at InterContinental
Milwaukee with complimentary hors d’ouvres and two drink tickets and
transportation to and from Marcus Center for the Performing Arts with Pfister
Hotel stay. Marcus Center for the Performing Arts is located one block from
InterContinental Milwaukee. InterContinental Milwaukee, 139 E. Kilbourn Avenue;
414/276-868; www.intercontinentalmilwaukee.com
Kohl’s Healthy Kids: It’s Your Move! exhibit Kids can jump into a
giant, interactive board game and play their way to a healthy lifestyle in Kohl’s
Healthy Kids: It’s Your Move!, a new feature exhibit at the Betty Brinn Children’s
Museum developed in partnership with Children’s Hospital and Health System
and brought to you by Kohl’s Department Stores. A colorful winding path leads
players to action-packed activity stations where they explore nutrition, activity
and rest, safety and personal care. As kids move, crawl, climb and slide their
way through fun health challenges, they discover the winning combinations that
will help keep them healthy and safe. Betty Brinn Children’s Museum, 929 E.
Wisconsin Avenue; 414/291-0888; www.bbcmkids.org
“Hair” Premier Package at the InterContinental Package includes
overnight accommodations for two; two premium orchestra seat tickets; keepsake
CD; $25 gift certificate to Marcus restaurants; reception at InterContinental
Milwaukee with complimentary hors d’ouvres and two drink tickets; transportation
to and from Marcus Center for the Performing Arts with Pfister Hotel stay.
Marcus Center for the Performing Arts is located one block from InterContinental
Milwaukee. The Pfister Hotel, 424 E. Wisconsin Avenue; 414/273-8222;
www.thepfisterhotel.com
Milwaukee Bucks vs. Chicago Bulls Bradley Center, 1001 N. Fourth
“PROM, The Ball 2011” An evening of spantaneous and thrilling performances
by Milwaukee Ballet’s Dancers with royal prom court banquet presented by
executive chef Robert Ash, election and crowning of prom king and queen, and
a live auction. Join us for a new rite of passage and dance the night away at
Milwaukee’s hippest fundraiser. The Pfister Grand Ballroom, 424 E Wisconsin Ave;
6-11p.m.; 414/902-2101; www.milwaukeeballet.org
Through February 27
Broomball League 2011 Looking for something competitive to get you
through the winter? We have transformed our volleyball courts into a giant ice rink
and are thrilled to be hosting a broomball league from January through March 2011.
Sign up for our Winter Broomball League and be one of the first to bring this sport to
Milwaukee! What is Broomball you say? Broomball is a popular recreational winter
sport played on ice and in this case, outdoors. Originating in Canada, Broomball
is played with two teams; the object of the game is to score more goals than the
opposing team. Goals are scored by hitting the ball into your opponent’s net using
your “broom.” Tactics and plays are similar to those used in sports such as ice
hockey and floorball. Horny Goat Hideaway, 2011 S. 1st Street; 414/755-9023;
www.hgbrewing.com
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“Swing on a Star” It was a time of great changes, great stars, great promise,
and great music. It was the time when swing was king! It was the time of Sinatra,
Crosby, the Andrews Sisters, the Marx Brothers, Abbott and Costello, Fred
Astaire and Ginger Rogers, Jimmy Dorsey, Benny Goodman, Count Basie, Louis
Armstrong, Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller, and so many more. And you can return
to that wonderful time in this new edition of The Fireside’s wildly popular original,
musical extravaganza. It’s all there - the sights, the sounds, the laughter, the
dancing and most especially the music. Young and old alike will cheer as this
immortal era is brought to life again by a spectacularly talented cast of performers
including The Fireside’s own LIVE Big Band! Seven shows weekly on Wednesday,
Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. The Fireside Dinner Theatre 1131 Janesville
Avenue; 800/477-9505; www.firesidetheatre.com
February 27
Faculty Chamber Music Recital Cardinal Stritch University’s Music
Department will present a Faculty Chamber Music Recital featuring Stritch music
faculty artists on Feb. 27 at 2p.m. in the Nancy Kendall Theater. Cardinal Stritch
University, 6801 N. Yates Road; www.stritch.edu
Youth Wind Ensembles Concert Youth Wind Ensembles Concert featuring
winner(s) of the annual UWM Youth Wind Ensembles Concerto Competition.
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts, 2400 E. Kenwood
Boulevard, Bader Concert Hall; 3p.m.; 414/229-4308; arts.uwm.edu
UWM Flute Series presents Rebecca Johnson Recital Solo flute
recital by Eastern Illinois University flute professor, Rebecca Johnson. Rebecca
Johnson joined the music department at Eastern as Instructor of Flute in 2007.
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts, 2400 E. Kenwood
Boulevard, Recital Hall; 6p.m.; 414/229-4308; arts.uwm.edu
UWM Flute Series presents Rebecca Johnson Master Class
Flute Master Class by Eastern Illinois University flute professor, Rebecca Johnson.
Rebecca Johnson joined the music department at Eastern as Instructor of Flute
in 2007. University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts, 2400 E.
Kenwood Boulevard, Recital Hall; 7p.m.; 414/229-4308; arts.uwm.edu
Through February 28
Give it a Spin Receive $25 FKC Reward Play after 10 slot points earned in a
same-day visit for New Fire Keeper Club card members only. Simply print the
voucher and take it to any Fire Keeper Club booth within the Casino from February
1 - 28, 2011. Offer is only available to new Fire Keeper Club card members. Must
join our complimentary Fire Keeper Club, 21 or older and have a valid photo ID.
Void if altered or copied. See voucher for more stipulations. Potawatomi Bingo
Casino, 1721 W. Canal Street; 12a.m.-12p.m.; 800/pay-sbig; www.paysbig.com
February 28
25th Anniversary Chef’s Dinner Presenting The James W. Pihos
Award Join us for dining at its finest!! Presented by The American Culinary
Federation Inc. Chefs of Milwaukee and orchestrated by Chef Knut Apitz, this seven
course dinner is created by award-winning area chefs. Italian Conference Center,
631 E. Chicago Street; 6p.m.; 414/475-5333; www.rmhcmilwaukee.org
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Happy Hour at Riverfront Pizzeria Bar & Grill! We’ve
enhanced our Happy Hour! Now Tuesday - Friday 4p.m.-7p.m. Enjoy $3 tap beer, $3
house wine, $5 specialty martinis PLUS $3 off all appetizers. Riverfront Pizzeria Bar
& Grill, 509 E. Erie Street; 4 p.m.-7p.m.; 414/277-1800; www.foodspot.com/riverfront
Animal Feeding Help feed the Center’s resident turtles and snakes as you
learn about the animals that inhabit Wisconsin. For everyone. Every Saturday.
Urban Ecology Center, 1500 E. Park Place; 1-2p.m.; 414/964-8505;
www.urbanecologycenter.org
Boomers and Beyond The program is offered the first Thursday of every
month and will start with socializing and coffee and treats, and then head out on
the trails. Schlitz Audubon Nature Center, 1111 E. Brown Deer Road; 9-10a.m.;
414/352-2880; www.sanc.org
Bridal Open House Plan your wedding with us! Come to our monthly
open house at The Wedding Center at Stonewood Village. Vendors will be in
Some Kinda Wonderful, Savvy Bride,The Pasta Tree Restaurant & Wine Bar and
BlackDog Studios. Over 30 vendors will be represented! First Tuesday of every
month. Stonewood Village, 17700 W Capitol Dr.; 5-7p.m.; 262/264-0747;
www.foodspot.com/thepastatree
Cooking demonstrations at Coquette Cafe Classes are
demonstration style and each class includes food and wine tasting, recipes and
the opportunity to learn from our talented group of chefs! Here is our new series for
winter! February 8th - Valentines Day Menu for 2; February 22nd - Chef’s Favorites.
See website for more detail of menus. Coquette Cafe, 316 N. Milwaukee Street;
6-8p.m.; 414/291-2655; www.coquettecafe.com
Date Nite Thursdays! Every Thursday is Date Nite Thursday! Get an
appetizer, two entrees and a dessert to share for only $30! View our special Date
Nite Menu online! Sheridan’s, 5133 S. Lake Drive, Cudahy; 5-9p.m.; 414/747-9800;
www.sheridanhouseandcafe.com
Eros and Logos/Art on the Boundaries of Science On
display is the diverse work of artists who focus on concepts and imagery that exist
along the boundaries between art and science, and who may redefine our perceptions of seemingly divergent fields of human endeavor. Milwaukee Institute of Art &
Design, 273 E. Erie Street; 10a.m.-5p.m.; 414/847-3200; www.miad.edu
Fine Art Continually changing collection, featuring paintings, drawings, and fine
original graphic works from the 19th and 20th centuries. Antique and classic posters, and outstanding regional artists’ paintings and sculpture. DeLind Gallery of Fine
Art, 450 E. Mason Street, Milwaukee (located inside George Watts & Son, Inc.);
10a.m.-5p.m.; 414/271-8525; www.delindgallery.com
$5 Mojitos Every Tuesday night join us for $5 Mojitos! Trocadero Gastrobar,
1758 N. Water Street; www.ztrocadero.com
potawatomi bingo casinO Happy Hour Stop in after work
Mondays - Fridays from 2- 6p.m. to enjoy great happy hour specials at Bar 360,
The Fire Pit, Solstice Lounge and on our casino floor. As always, please drink
responsibly. Domestic pints:$2.50; domestic bottles: $3; imports: rail drinks: $4;
margaritas & Long Islands: $5. Potawatomi Bingo Casino, 1721 W. Canal Street;
4-6p.m.; 800/PAY-SBIG; www.paysbig.com
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Harley-Davidson Museum Package at The Pfister Hotel
Overnight Accommodations for one Friday night; two admission tickets to the
Harley-Davidson Museum; two complimentary audio tours at the Harley-Davidson
Museum; coffee table book: “Under Construction: Building the Harley-Davidson
Museum.” Within the walls of the Harley-Davidson Museum you will find motorcycles
and artifacts that tell the story of the motor company’s rich history and heritage. Total
package price starts at $199 + tax for double occupancy. Based on availability. The
Pfister Hotel, 424 E. Wisconsin Avenue; 414/273-8222; www.thepfisterhotel.com
Hollywood Icons, Local Demons Ghanaian Popular
Paintings by Mark Anthony Ghanaian master artist Mark Anthony
(born c.1943) is acclaimed for his signage-inspired paintings which attract audiences
to itinerant theatrical performances or “concert parties” by local musicians and actors.
Curated by Michelle Gilbert, Professor of Religion at Trinity College in Hartford, CT,
this provocative exhibit of contemporary African Art features Anthony’s colorful, bold
eight-footsquare paintings on wood. The exhibition consists of sets of paintings for
three different plays: “When a Royal Dies, We Take Him Home,” “Some Rivalries Are
Dangerous” and “If You Do Not Allow Your Brother to Climb.” Haggerty Museum of
Art, Marquette University; 414/288-1669; www.marquette.edu/haggerty
Hubble at the Humphrey IMAX Dome Theater Blast off
with the crew of the Space Shuttle Atlantis on a mission to make vital repairs and
upgrades to the Hubble Space Telescope, the world’s first space-based observatory, 350 miles above the Earth. Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W. Wells Street;
414/319-4629; www.mpm.edu
In Celebration of Plein Air Painting artists are invited to submit
paintings for this plain air show. Also featured are works by the Pissarro family. Also
featuring works by early Milwaukee Impressionist Francesco Spicuzza. DeLind
Gallery of Fine Art, 450 E. Mason Street located inside George Watts & Son, Inc.;
414/271-8525; www.delindgallery.com
Lake Boats: The Photography of Jim Brozek and
Christopher Winters Local photographers Jim Brozek and Christopher
Winters have both spent time on Great Lakes freighters documenting the work and
workers of the boats of Lake Michigan. See the captivating and powerful images
they took while working on the freighters, capturing the essence of life on-board.
Grohmann Museum - Man at Work Art Collection, Milwaukee School of Engineering
1000 N. Broadway; 9a.m.-5p.m.; 414/277-2300; www.msoe.edu/museum
Me and My BFF Package Hit the town with your BFF. Start the evening
with a FAB dinner in Mason Street Grill and then get your groove on among the
many exciting establishments on Milwaukee Street. Cap off the evening in Blu, the
sassy and sophisticated lounge on the 23rd floor of the Pfister. The next morning,
detox in WELL Spa + Janice Salon, where you will enjoy a 25% off discount on any
service. OMG! You and your BFF will enjoy: Overnight accommodations for one
night; A $50 dining credit; Two $10 gift cards to Blu; overnight valet or self parking;
25% off any WELL Spa + Janice Salon Services, $209 + tax per night based on
double occupancy. The Pfister Hotel, 424 E. Wisconsin Avenue; 414/273-8222;
www.thepfisterhotel.com
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Monday’s Bottles Half off all bottles of wines! The Pasta Tree Restaurant
& Wine Bar, 1503 N. Farwell Avenue; 5-10p.m.; 414/276-8867;
www.foodspot.com/thepastatree
“Mummies: Secrets of the Pharaohs” - IMAX Show Part
historic journey and part forensic adventure, follows researchers and explorers as
they piece together the archaeological and genetic clues of Egyptian mummies.
A real-life Indiana Jones adventure complete with thieves and hidden treasure.
Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W. Wells Street; 414/319-4629; www.mpm.edu
Mummies of the World The largest exhibition of mummies and related
artifacts ever assembled, makes its Midwest debut at the Milwaukee Public
Museum on December 17, 2010. This groundbreaking exhibition bridges the gap
between past and present, showing how science can shed light on the historical
and cultural record around the world. Featuring an astounding collection of 150
objects, including real human and animal mummies and related artifacts from South
America, Europe, Asia, Oceania and Ancient Egypt, Mummies of the World also
demonstrates that mummification, both through natural and intentional processes,
has taken place all over the globe, from the hot desert sands of South America
to remote European moors and bogs. Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W. Wells
Street; 414/278-2702; www.mpm.edu
Music Under Glass Concert Series Join us for Thursday event
concerts in the Show Dome. Enjoy live local music and LED light/sound shows.
Great winter get-a-way. Food and drink available for purchase. Concerts Thursday
nights only. Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory - The Domes, 524 S. Layton
Boulevard; 6-8p.m.; 414//649-9830; www.countyparks.com/horticulture
“NObody Lonesome For Me” A tribute to America’s greatest troubadour, Hank Williams, who in his tragically short 29 years created a legacy that
still influences countless artists. Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Patty & Jay Baker
Theater Complex, 108 E. Wells Street; 414/224-9490; www.milwaukeerep.com
Paradise Landing Waterpark - Two Night Deal Welcome
to Paradise Landing - the first urban indoor waterpark of its kind in America, located
in the Hilton Milwaukee. Paradise Landing offers you and your family a unique
tropical getaway year-round. Since just one night is not enough for all the fun in
Paradise Landing, why not stay two nights? Rates: from $154/night USD. Hilton
Milwaukee, 509 W. Wisconsin Avenue; 414/271-7250; www.hiltonmilwaukee.com
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Prints and Drawings From Rembrandt to the Present
The David Barnett collection of over 4,000 original prints and drawings started
in1968. Some of the first artists purchased included Picasso, Toulouse Lautrec, Chagall, Miro, Dali, Kandinsky, Pissarro, Daumier, Vuillard, Bonnard, Degas, Milton Avery
and Norman Rockwell. Over the last 45 years the collection has expanded dramatically due to David’s passion for art and helping artists. Included are rare Alphonse
Mucha lithographs from 1897, never before exhibited. David Barnett Gallery, 1024 E.
State Street at Prospect Avenue; 414/271-5058; www.davidbarnettgallery.com
Science Saturdays Drop in and discover the world of science through
self-led interactive activities and crafts. Topic: October: The Animals that Live in
Our Animal Room. Drop-in program every Saturday, 9:30a.m.-5p.m. for adults and
accompanied children. Urban Ecology Center, 1500 E. Park Place; 414/964-8505;
www.urbanecologycenter.org
Senior Day Senior Day is every Tuesday of the month - that means more
chances for you to win! Fire Keeper’s Club members 55 and older will receive
the following: First Tuesday: $5 FKC Reward Play pre-loaded onto account and a
premium item available at any Fire Keeper’s Club booth.Second Tuesday: $5 FKC
Reward Play and $5 off at The Buffet or Food Court. Both offers are pre-loaded
onto account. Third Tuesday: $5 FKC Reward Play pre-loaded onto account and
the chance to win $75 in FKC Reward Play. Drawing times are at 7 a.m., noon and
5p.m. Ten lucky guests will each win $75 in FKC Reward Play to be used that day.
Fourth Tuesday: $10 FKC Reward Play pre-loaded onto account. Plus, all Club
members who hit a same-suit blackjack on Tuesdays from 7a.m.-5p.m. will receive
a premium item. First Tuesday: Hearts; Second Tuesday: Diamonds;Third Tuesday:
Spades; Fourth Tuesday: Clubs. Harley-Davidson Museum. Want the fun to continue? Take a free shuttle from the Casino to the Museum from 10a.m.-6p.m. every
Tuesday to take advantage of special admission rates and packages for seniors.
The shuttle runs every half hour. Potawatomi Bingo Casino, 1721 W. Canal Street;
7a.m.-5p.m.; 800/PAY-SBIG; www.paysbig.com/promotions/
SkyWaukee Walking Tour
Wisconsin’s weather
is famous for its changeability, though its winter days most often have one thing in
common - COLD. So when you can’t do anything about the weather, you can still
enjoy a stroll through Milwaukee’s skywalk system. You get a new perspective on
our downtown architecture and a new understanding of the people that shaped our
city. Historic Milwaukee, Inc., Suite 110 828 N. Broadway; 1-2p.m.; 414 277-7795;
www.historicmilwaukee.org
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“Speaking In Tongues” As a detective on the verge of a breakdown in-
vestigates the mysterious disappearance of a prominent psychiatrist, the seemingly
random confessions of apparent strangers reveals a complex web of intrigue and
betrayal. Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Patty & Jay Baker Theater Complex, 108 E.
Wells Street; 414/224-9490; www.milwaukeerep.com
Stars of the Pharaohs in the Daniel M. Soref
Planetarium Explore Egypt and its heavens! A land of mystery where the
majestic remnants of a fascinating culture tower above the desert while others lay
buried beneath the sands, or hidden in the stars above. To the ancient Egyptians,
the stars were a part of the great circle of life, death and re-birth. They were the
realm of the gods and pharaohs who governed the Earth from the sky. Milwaukee
Public Museum, 800 West Wells Street; 414/278-/2702; www.mpm.edu
The Truth is Not in the Mirror Photography and a
Constructed Identity The artists in the exhibition: Tina Barney, Claire
Beckett, Valerie Belin, Dawoud Bey, Jesse Burke, Kelli Connell, Michael Corridore,
Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Rineke Dijkstra, Jason Florio, LaToya Ruby Frazier, Andy
Freeberg, Lee Friedlander, David Hockney, Nikki S. Lee, Graham Miller, Martin Parr,
Thomas Ruff, The Sartorialist, Alec Soth, Will Steacy, Larry Sultan, and Mickalene
Thomas. Haggerty Museum of Art, Marquette University; 414/288-1669;
TINY: Art from Microscopes at UW-Madison This fascinating
and unique exhibition features images and models from the microcosmic world of
forms, colors and textures that exists outside the scope of human vision. Milwaukee
Institute of Art & Design, 273 E. Erie Street; 10a.m.-5p.m.; 414/847-3200;
www.miad.edu
Train Show at the Domes Be thrilled to witness multiple G-scale trains
running simultaneously over 500 ft. of track inside the glass-enclosed dome of
the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory, a landmark destination in Milwaukee
County. Milwaukee County Parks System, 9480 Watertown Plank Road; 9a.m.4p.m.; 414/649-9830; www.countyparks.com
Yeah Der - Wine, Cheese and Beer! This walking, food tour is a
celebration of Milwaukee emerging from Brew City to a new city! This compact
(approx. 1.5 mile) tour has lunch and dinner tour dates available. Tasting samples
include appetizers, entrees, wine and beer from a variety of restaurants. Tour guests
will see highlights of East Town, Westown, Old World Third Street and more! Enjoy
Milwaukee morsels on the move in the heart of downtown with Tour Milwaukee.
Tickets can be purchased online at www.tourmilwaukee.net Downtown Milwaukee
Tours; 414/232-9348; www.tourmilwaukee.net
Marcus Center for the Performing Arts
First Stage Children’s Theater
Florentine Opera Company
Milwaukee Ballet
929 N. Water St., Milwaukee, WI 53202, 414/273-7206
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Alverno Presents & Ko-Thi
Dance Company
Milwaukee Theatre
Alverno College, 39th St. and Morgan Ave.,
Milwaukee, WI, 414/382-6044
500 W. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53203, 414/908-6003
Bel Canto Chorus
1721 W. Canal St., Milwaukee, WI 53233, 414/847-7922
Northern Lights Theater
3195 S. Superior St., Milwaukee, WI 53207, 414/481-8801
Off-Broadway Theatre/Next Act Theatre
Bradley Center
1001 N. 4th St., Milwaukee, WI 53203, 414/227-0400
Schauer Arts & Activities Center
Broadway Theatre Center
Chamber Theatre
Renaissance Theaterworks
Skylight Opera Theatre
147 N. Rural Street, Downtown Hartford, WI, 262/670-0560 ext. 3
Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts
19805 W. Capitol Dr., Brookfield, WI, 262/781-9470
158 N. Broadway, Milwaukee WI, 53202, 414/291-7800
Latino Arts Theatre, Inc.
1028 S. 9th St., Milwaukee WI 53204, 414/384-3100
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
108 E. Wells St., Milwaukee, WI 53202, 414/224-9490
KITES
Sunset Playhouse, Inc.
800 Elm Grove Rd., Elm Grove, WI 53122, 262/782-4430
Tenth Street Theater/In Tandem Theatre
628 N. 10th St., Milwaukee, WI 53233, 414/271-1371
UWM Peck School of the Arts
2400 E. Kenwood Blvd., Milwaukee, WI 53211, 414/229-4308
since 1987
Gift of Wings Kite Store
M i lwa u k e e ' s o n ly f u l l-s e r v i c e k i t e s t o r e
single-line kites • sport kites • garden spinners/windsocks
kite accessories • kite doctor on duty • free kite-flying lessons
Custom kites & banners • birthday parties • school groups
Hours: 10 a.m. unt il dusk , Apr il-Novembe r, we athe r pe rmi t t ing
2011 Kite Festivals: Jan. 1; May 28-29; June 4-5 & 18; July 3; Sept. 10-11
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Milwaukee’s Only Pizza Manufacturing Tour
Fresh Pizza •Frozen Pizza •Specialty Food Items •Palermo Merchandise
Call 414.455.0383 For Tour Reservations
Store Hours
9am-5pm Monday-Friday
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DOWNTOWN
Afternoon Tea
Watts Tea Shop, 761 N. Jefferson St.,
800/747-9288 / $$
American
Applebee’s Neighborhood Bar
& Grill, 275 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/347-9125 / $$
Astor Street Fine Food
& Spirits, 924 E. Juneau Ave.,
414/278-8660 / $$
Avenue Bar & Grill, 611 W. Wisconsin
Ave., 414/273-7327 / $$
Bacchus, A Bartolotta Restaurant,
925 E. Wells St., 414/765-1166 / $$$
Bistro 333, 333 W. Kilbourn Ave.,
414/276-1234 / $$
Buck Bradley’s Saloon
& Eatery, 1019 N. Old World
Third St., 414/224-8500 / $$
Buckley’s Kiskeam Inn,
801 N. Cass St., 414/271-1111 / $$
Cafe at the Pfister, 424 E. Wisconsin
Ave., 414/273-8222 / $$
Cafe at the Plaza,
1007 N. Cass St., 414/272-0515 / $
Cafe Racer, Harley-Davidson
Museum, 401 W. Canal St.,
877/436-8738 / $$
The Eatery on Farwell, 2014 N.
Farwell Ave., 414/220-1110 / $$
Elsa’s On The Park, 833 N. Jefferson
St., 414/765-0615 / $
Envoy Restaurant & Lounge,
2308 W. Wisconsin Ave., 414/345-5015 / $$$
Hinterland Erie Street Gastropub,
222 E. Erie St., Ste. 100, 414/727-9300 / $$$$
Mi-key’s Milwaukee, 811 N. Jefferson
St., 414/273-5397 / $$$$
Milwaukee Chophouse, 633
N. 5th St., 414/226-CHOP / $$$$
Miss Katie’s Diner, 1900 W. Clybourn
Ave., 414/344-0044 / $$
Motor, Harley-Davidson Museum,
401 W. Canal St., 877/436-8738 / $$$
Port of Call Bistro & Beer
Garden, 106 W. Wells St.,
414/273-7678 / $$$
Smyth at the Iron Horse Hotel,
500 W. Florida St., 414/831-4615 / $$$
Sobelman’s Pub & Grill, 1900 W. St.
Paul Ave., 414/931-1919 / $
Sobelmans TallGrass Grill,
1952 N. Farwell Ave., 414/273-4727 / $
Tutto, 1033 N. Old World Third St.,
414/291-5600 / $$$$
Asian
RuYi, 1721 W. Canal St.,
414/645-6888 / $$$
Sake Tumi, 714 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/224-SAKE (7253) / $$
Umami Moto, 718 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/727-9333 / $$$
Belgian
Cafe Hollander, 2608 N. Downer Ave.,
414/963-6366 / $$
Brazilian
Sabor Brazilian Churrascaria,
777 N. Water St., 414/431-3106 / $$$$
Breakfast
The Original Pancake House,
2621 N. Downer Ave., 414/431-5055 / $
John Hawks Pub, 100 E. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/272-3199 / $$$
Brew Pubs
Milwaukee Ale House,
233 N. Water St., 414/266-BEER / $$$
Kathie’s Restaurant & Lounge,
633 W. Michigan St., 414/272-8410 / $$$
Rock Bottom Restaurant, 740 N.
Plankinton Ave., 414/276-3030 / $$$
Kil@Wat, 139 E. Kilbourn Ave.,
414/291-4793 / $$$
Buffet
The Buffet, 1721 W. Canal St.,
414/847-7881 / $$
Menomonee Valley Food Court,
1721 W. Canal St., 414/645-6888 / $
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The Rouge, 424 E. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/273-8222 / $$
Chili
CHILI LILI’S CHILI BAR, 525 E.
Menomonee St., 414/897-0555 / $
Coffee Shops
Alterra Coffee Roasters,
1701 N. Lincoln Memorial Dr.,
414/273-3747 / $$
Caffe Decco, 2308 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/345-5010 / $
Dryhootch of America, Inc.,
1030 E. Brady St., 414/763-2785 / $
Kafevino, 330 E. Menomonee St.,
414/224-4900 / $$
Continental
Broadway Bakery & Cafe,
241 N. Broadway, 414/431-2880 / $$
Metro Bar & Cafe,
411 E. Mason St., 414/225-3254 / $$$
Palms Bistro & Bar,
221 N. Broadway, 414/298-3000 / $$$
Roots Restaurant & Cellar,
1818 N. Hubbard St., 414/374-8480 / $$$
Sanford Restaurant, 1547 N.
Jackson St., 414/276-9608 / $$$$
Trocadero Gastrobar, 1758 N.
Water St., 414/272-0205 / $$
Cuban
Cubanitas, 728 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/225-1760 / $$
Deli
Potbelly Sandwich Works, 135 W.
Wisconsin Ave., 414/226-0014 / $
Dinner Theater
Stackner Cabaret, Milwaukee
Repertory Theatre, 108 E. Wells St.,
414/224-1761 / $$$$
FISH FRY
Lakefront Palm Garden, 1872 N.
Commerce St. 414/273-8300 / $$
Frozen Custard
Culver’s of Grand Avenue,
275 W. Wisconsin Ave., 414/289-0310 / $
German
Karl Ratzsch’s Restaurant,
320 E. Mason St., 414/276-2720 / $$$
Mader’s Restaurant, 1037-41 N. Old
World Third St., 414/271-3377 / $$$
Irish
Brocach Irish Pub & Restaurant,
1850 N. Water St., 414/431-9009 / $$$
County Clare Pub & Restaurant,
1234 N. Astor St., 414/272-5273 / $$
Mo’s Irish Pub, 142 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/272-0721 / $$
Italian
Buca di Beppo, 1233 N. Van Buren St.,
414/224-8672 / $$$
The Cafe, 509 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/271-7250 / $$$
Cafe La Scala, Italian Comm. Ctr.,
631 E. Chicago St., 414/223-2185 / $$
Calderone Club, 842 N. Old World
Third St., 414/273-3236 / $$
Carini’s La Conca d’Oro, 3468 N.
Oakland Ave., 414/963-9623 / $$$
Joey Buona’s, 500 N. Water St.,
414/272-8662 / $$$
Libiamo Restaurant Tavern
& Hall, 221 W. Galena St.,
414/271-1155 / $$
Mimma’s Cafe, 1307 E. Brady St.,
414/271-7337 / $$
Osteria del Mondo, 1028 E.
Juneau Ave., 414/291-3770 / $$$
The Pasta Tree Restaurant
& Wine Bar, 1503 N. Farwell Ave.,
414/276-8867 / $$$
French
Bartolotta’s Lake Park Bistro,
3133 E. Newberry, 414/962-6300 / $$$
Japanese
Benihana – Japanese Steakhouse
– Sushi Bar, 850 N. Plankinton Ave.,
414/270-0890 / $$$$
Chez Jacques, 1022 S. 1st St.,
414/672-1040 / $$
Kiku Japanese Restaurant, 202
W. Wisconsin Ave., 414/270-1988 / $$$
Coquette Cafe, 316 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/291-2655 / $$$
NANAKUSA Japanese Restaurant, 408
E. Chicago St., 414/223-3200 / $$$
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Mexican
Botanas, 816 S. 5th St.,
414/672-3755 / $$
Cafe El Sol, 1028 S. 9th St.,
414/384-3100 / $
Sub Shops
Jimmy John’s,
737 N. Water St., 414/227-1166 / $
1344 E. Brady St., 414/272-3333 / $
1532 W. Wells St., 414/344-1234 / $
Miller Time Pub, 509 W. Wisconsin
Ave., 414/271-BEER
Union Sports Annex,
Marquette University, 414/288-7202
Milwaukee Brat House, 1013 N. Old
World Third St., 414/273-8709
Whiskey Bar, 788 N. Jackson St.,
414/312-8566
Nomad World Pub,
1401 E. Brady St., 414/224-8111
south/airport
Charro Tacos & Tequila, 729 N.
Milwaukee St., 414/431-5557 / $$
Subway Cafe, 124 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/212-8495 / $
La Fuente, 625 S. 5th St.,
414/271-8595 / $$
tapas & burgers
Nuovo Centanni, 218 N. Water St.,
414/221-6565
The Red Accordion, 1137 N. Old World
Third St., 414/273-5700 / $$
Old German Beer Hall,1009
N. Old World Third St., 414/226-2728
WINE BAR
Red Rock Saloon, 1227 N. Water St.,
414/431-0467 / $$
Rio West Cantina, 2730 N. Humboldt
Blvd., 414/562-5540 / $$
Pizza
Crisp Pizza Bar & Lounge, 1323 E.
Brady St., 414/727-4217 / $$$
Palermo’s Pizza, 3301 W. Canal St.,
414/643-0919 / $$
Riverfront Pizzeria Bar & Grill,
509 E. Erie St., 414/277-1800 / $$
Rustico, 223 N. Water St.,
414/220-9933 / $$
Seafood
Harbor House, 550 N. Harbor Dr.,
414/395-4900 / $$$
Molly Cool’s Seafood Tavern,
1110 N. Old World Third Street,
414/831-8862 / $$$
SMALL PLATE DINING
Distil, 722 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/220-9411 / $$$
Steak
Butch’s Old Casino
Steakhouse, 555 James Lovell St.,
414/271-8111/ $$$
The Capital Grille Milwaukee,
310 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/223-0600 / $$$
Carnevor, 724 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/223-2200 / $$$$
Dream Dance Steak, 1721 W.
Canal St., 414/847-7883 / $$$$
Five O’Clock Steakhouse,
2416 W. State St., 342-3553 / $$$$
Mason Street Grill, 425 E. Mason St.,
414/298-3131 / $$$$
Mo’s…A Place for Steaks,
720 N. Plankinton Ave., 414/272-0720 / $$$
Ward’s House of Prime, 540 E. Mason
St., 414/223-0135 / $$$
InDULGE WIne bar, 708 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/390-WINE (9463) / $$$
PUBS & CLUBS
Aura Lounge and Restaurant,
1011 N. Astor St. / 414/272-1011
Bar 333, 333 W. Kilbourn Ave.,
414/276-1234
Bar 360, 1721 W. Canal St., 414/847-7883
Blu, 424 E. Wisconsin Ave., 414/273-8222
Branded in the iron horse, 500 W.
Florida St., 414/374-4766
Bryant’s Cocktail Lounge,
1579 S. 9th St., 414/383-2620
Buckhead Saloon, 1044 Old World
3rd St., 414/390-0233
Centercourt Pub & Grille, 1118 N.
4th. St., 414/226-2323 / $$
CHIC LOUNGE, 131 N. Jackson St.,
414/763-9994
CLEAR, 139 E. Kilbourn Ave., 414/276-8686
Club Charlies, 320 E. Menomonee St.,
414/763-8548
Milwaukee’s Comedy Cafe, 615 E.
Brady St., 414/291-5600 / $$
Fanatics Sports Central, 185 N.
Jefferson St., 414/220-8338
Fire Pit Sports Bar & Grill,
1721 W. Canal St., 414/847-7992
Garfield’s 502, 502 W. Garfield
Ave., 414/374-4502
Horny Goat Hideaway, 2011 S.
1st St., 414/482-GOAT (4628)
Lobby Lounge, 424 E. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/273-8222
Lucille’s Rockin’ Pianos,1110 N.
Old World Third St., 414/225-0304
Major Goolsby’s, 340 W.
Kilbourn Ave., 414/271-3414
Safe House, 779 N. Front St.,
414/271-2007
Shakers Cigar Bar, 422 S. 2nd St.,
414/272-4222
STACK’D BURGER BAR, 170 S. First St.,
414/273-7800 / $$
Suite, 1101 N. Old World Third St.,
414/270-9653
Thief Wine Shop & Bar,
400 N. Water St., 414/277-7707
American
Altitude, 6401 S. 13th St.,
414/764-5300 / $$
Beer Belly’s, 512 W. Layton Ave.,
414/481-5520 / $$
Chancery Pub & Restaurant, 4624 S. 27th St., 414/282-3350 / $
Cork ‘N Cleaver, 5311 S. Howell Ave.,
414/481-2400 / $$$
Harmony Inn the Village,
5601 Broad St., 414/423-6899 / $$
Houlihan’s, 6331 S. 13th St.,
414/570-3003 / $$
LakeCity Restaurant & Lounge,
5105 S. Howell Ave., 414/831-3659 / $$
Sheridan’s, 5133 S. Lake Drive,
Cudahy, 414/747-9800 / $$
Cafe Centraal, 2306 S. Kinnickinnic
Ave., 414/755-0378 / $$
Cajun/Creole
Maxie’s Southern Comfort,
6732 W. Fairview Ave, 292-3969 / $$$$
Ovation American Grill, iPic
Entertainment Center, 5800 N. Bayshore Dr.,
414/963-8779 / $$
Cruise Dining
Lake Geneva Cruise Line, 812 Wrigley
Dr., Riviera Docks, 800/558-5911 / $$$
Frozen Custard
Culver’s of Milwaukee,
575 W. Layton Ave., 414/489-7777 / $
Continental
Eddie Martini’s, 8612 Watertown Plank
Rd., 414/771-6680 / $$$
Frozen Custard
Kopp’s Frozen Custard, 5373 N. Port
Washington Rd., 414/961-3288 / $
Kopp’s Frozen Custard,
7631 W. Layton Ave., 414/282-4312 / $
Frozen Custard
MEXICAN
Dinner Theater
Apple Holler Restaurant &
Showplace, 5006 S. Sylvania Ave.,
Sturtevant, 262/884-7100 / $$$$
Kopp’s Frozen Custard,18880
W. Bluemound Rd., 262/789-9490 / $
COA - The HEART of mexican street
fOod, 5750 N. Port Washington Rd.,
414/291-3770 / $$
The Fireside Dinner Theatre,
1131 Janesville Ave., Fort Atkinson,
800/477-9505 / $$$$
Seafood
French
Cream & Crepe Cafe, N70 W6340
Bridge Rd., Cedarburg, 262/377-0900 / $$
Continental
Serbian
Three Brothers Restaurant,
2414 S. St. Clair St., 414/481-7530 / $$
Steak
The Pub, 4747 S. Howell Ave.,
414/615-8069 / $$$
VEGETARIAN
CAFE TARRAGON, 2352 S. Kinnickinnic
Ave., 414/294-4300 / $$
PUBS & CLUBS
Bistro 545, 545 W. Layton Ave.,
414/482-4444
Coach’s Pub ‘N’ Grill, 5356
S. 13th St., 414/281-8175
Scooter’s Sports Pub,
4747 S. Howell Ave., 414/481-8000
west
American
Blue’s Egg, 317 N. 76th St.,
414/299-3180 / $$
Chancery Pub & Restaurant, 7615
W. State St., Wauwatosa, 414/453-2300 / $
Chancery Pub & Restaurant,
2100 E. Mooreland Blvd, Waukesha,
262/549-1720 / $
Dave and Buster’s, 2201 N.
Mayfair Rd., 414/454-0100 / $$
RJ’s Garden & Grill, 2303 N. Mayfair
Rd., 414/774-2400 / $$
Saz’s State House, 5539 W.
State St., 414/453-2410 / $$
Belgian
Cafe Hollendar, 7677 W. State St.,
414/475-6771 / $$
BREAKFAST
The Original Pancake House, 16460
W. Bluemound Rd., 414/771-3100 / $
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Irish
Mo’s Irish Pub,10842 W. Bluemound Rd.,
414/774-9782 / $$$
Italian
The Anchorage, 4700 N. Port Washington
Rd., 414/962-4710 / $$$
Il Mito Trattoria & Enoteca,
6917 W. North Ave., 414/443-1414 / $$
Devon Seafood Grill, 5715 N.
Bayshore Dr., 414/967-9790 / $$$$
Maggiano’s Little Italy, 2500 N.
Mayfair Rd., 414/978-1000 / $$$
North/northwest
Mr. B’s — A Bartolotta
Steakhouse, 18380 W. Capitol Dr.,
262/790-7005 / $$$
Ristorante Bartolotta,
7616 W. State St., 414/771-7910 / $$$
Mexican
Charro Tacos & Tequila,
17800 W. Bluemound Rd.,
262/782-7253 / $$
Jose’s Blue Sombrero, 20371 W.
Bluemound Rd., 262/432-6667 / $$
Pizza
CRANKY AL’s, 6901 W. North Ave.,
Wauwatosa, 414/258-5282 / $$$
Pizzeria Piccola, 7606 W.
State St., 414/443-0800 / $$
Seafood
McCormick & Schmick’s, 2550 N.
Mayfair Rd., 414/475-0700 / $$$
Steak
Brewski’s Steakhouse, 3024 W.
Bluemound Rd., 414-312-7891 / $$$$
American
German
Weissgerber’s Gasthaus,
2720 N. Grandview Blvd., Waukesha,
262/544-4460 / $$$
Italian
Allgauer’s in the Park,
11600 W. Park Pl., 414/359-9823 / $$
Ristorante Brissago, 7036
Grand Geneva Way, Lake Geneva,
262/248-8811 / $$$
outlying areas
Mexican
Jose’s Blue Sombrero,
6430 WashingtonAve., Racine,
262/886-5600 / $$
American
Anvil Pub & Grille,
N70 W6340 Bridge Rd.,
Cedarburg, 262/376-2163 / $$
207 Gas Light Dr., Racine, 262/632-0533 / $
11900 108th St., Kenosha, 262/857-3540 / $
Geneva ChopHouse, 7036 Grand Geneva
Way Lake Geneva, 262/248-8811 / $$$
Grand Cafe, 7036 Grand Geneva Way,
Lake Geneva, 262/248-8811 / $
$................... Up to $10
$$................. Up to $15
$$$............... Up to $20
$$$$.............. Over $20
Brew Pubs
Delafield Brewhaus,
3832 Hillside Dr., 262/646-7821 / $$
PUBS & CLUBS
RJ’s Lounge, 2303 N. Mayfair Rd.,
414/257-3400
northeast
American
Chancery Pub & Restaurant, 11046 N.
Port Washington Rd., Mequon, 262/241-3450 / $
Hubbard Park Lodge, 3565 N. Morris
Blvd., 414/332-4207 / $$
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