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Wisconsin Highland Games, Labor Day Weekend
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Welcome to Waukesha Pewaukee �� 2
Waukesha, Wisconsin — Where the Past Lives On ��3-4
Pewaukee, Wisconsin — Now this is Lake Country ��5-6
Activities — Enthusiasts Meet Adventure ��7-10
Events Calender — Revelers Meet Fun �� 11-16
Arts & Culture — Explorers Meet Curiosities �� 17-22
Shopping — Buyers Meet Eclectic �� 23-28
Dining — Appetites Meet Delicious �� 29-36
Lodging — Travelers Meet Relaxation �� 37-40
For Wisconsin travel information,
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Waukesha Pewaukee Maps �� 41-42
While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of information in this guide at the date of publication, errors, changes and omissions can occur.
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FUN MEET ADVENTURE
We know a place that’s close to perfect for a
quick vacation getaway, a business meeting,
a hug-filled family reunion or many other unique,
special occasions and events — or, if you’re so
moved (as many have been), a place you can even
call home.
WELCOME TO
WAUKESHA PEWAUKEE
or strolling with your children through a riverwalk
park, or teeing it up from one of our many outstanding
golf courses, you’ll find much for the eye to admire
here in what locals refer to as Lake Country.
Waukesha Pewaukee is all about charm, too. Our
unique communities each share a history more than
100 years in the making that’s yours to enjoy in
the classic architecture, unique attractions, varied
cuisine, easy-going style and stress-less pace of our
high quality of life you find here.
Just moments chasing the sunset from Milwaukee —
and a convenient interstate away from Madison, the
Fox Valley, Chicago or even Minneapolis — Waukesha
Pewaukee is a nearby destination where truly, the best
of all worlds happen to meet.
Most of all, what you’ll remember most about your
time in Waukesha Pewaukee is how good it makes
you feel — a feeling conveyed, in large part, by the
genuine friendliness, comfortable attitude and warm
hospitality by which everyone here welcomes you,
from the largest hotel to the corner coffee shop.
Take natural beauty. Waukesha Pewaukee is renowned
for its rolling hills, picturesque countryside and
most of all, its fresh water lake, rivers and streams.
Whether you’re admiring a sunset from your sailboat,
Welcome to Waukesha Pewaukee. Where beauty
meets charm. History meets hip. Style meets
substance. And fun meets, well, adventure.
Waukesha County Fair, July
WA U K E S HA , W I S C O NS I N
WHERE THE PAST LIVES ON
W
WAUKESHA WELCOMES YOU.
Whether you’re here to enjoy a leisurely getaway
weekend, traveling on business or attending one of our
many popular special events throughout the year, you’ll
find Waukesha a distinctively unique destination you’ll
want to return to. Again and again.
That’s because Waukesha, unlike many communities,
is where past meets present meets future beautifully,
naturally and attractively.
For instance, if you like “big city” comforts and
amenities, Waukesha has them all (we are, in fact,
Wisconsin’s seventh-largest city) — from luxury
accommodations, to trendy bistros and cafes, to lively
nightlife and hip shopping. Yet at the same time,
you’ll find the attitude and pace of Waukesha to be
decidedly more “small town” — which to us means
friendly, polite, helpful to and appreciative of our
guests. Where big meets small, in the very best ways.
Waukesha is also the intersection for recreation,
entertainment and play opportunities that’ll excite
just about anyone — you know, where fun meets
adventure. If you love the great outdoors (and who
doesn’t?), we offer up four glorious seasons of it.
March up and down beautiful fairways, or snowshoe
across glorious, white-dressed countryside. Paddle
an easy river as spring blossoms erupt, or hike a trail
that’s exploded in fall colors. And so on. And so
much more.
Even the heritage of Waukesha is a contrast of
styles that is sure to delight you, sort of where
history meets hip. Our downtown is replete with
historical architecture, cool boutiques, antique
shops, a fascinating museum — plus new and trendy
restaurants, art galleries and gathering spots. You
can step back to the future of rock and roll where
Les Paul, the inventor of the solid body electric guitar,
was born and raised. You can meander a charming
riverwalk, play with your kids in a park, travel a few
moments to shop a farmers’ market, or travel a few
more to experience the joys of a country afternoon.
All this, and more, is Waukesha — where you’ll meet
a great time, and hopefully, a great many more times.
Welcome. We’re glad you’re here.
PADDLE AN EASY RIVER AS
SPRING BLOSSOMS ERUPT,
OR HIKE A TRAIL THAT’S
EXPLODED IN FALL COLORS.
LEFT: The Rotunda, Meeting Venue
ABOVE: Glacial Drumlin Trail, Waukesha
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PEWA U KE E , W I S C O NS I N
NOW THIS IS LAKE COUNTRY
And here’s the most telling part about how much
you’ll enjoy Pewaukee: just talk to the friendly folks
who are here to welcome you and help you. You’ll
notice, by the smiles on their faces and their words
of warmth, it’s a good life for them, too.
PEWAUKEE WELCOMES YOU.
What does “enjoying the good life” mean to you?
From rolling green hills to glistening lakes, history
and heritage to new and cool, an easier pace to
the friendliest people, it’s how we enjoy the good
life in Pewaukee, and how you can, too. Where
charm meets contemporary.
Smack in the middle of what our locals refer to as
Lake Country, you’ll find Pewaukee a recreationist’s
dream come true — where fun meets adventure.
For instance, Pewaukee Lake is the largest lake in
Waukesha County — almost 2,500 acres in total,
offering everything from inland sailing races to
pleasure boating, wave running to water skiing,
and of course year-round bragging rights to some
of the best fishing in the state (including the top
spot in Wisconsin to land 50-plus-inch muskies!).
And if you’re a land lover, you’ll find just as much
fun awaiting you at the many challenging, easy
and altogether beautiful golf courses in our area;
at parks and trails; and along open roads to pedal,
jog or motorcycle through.
So whether you’re here on vacation, on business or for
a pleasant day trip, welcome to Pewaukee — where
charm meets contemporary. We’re glad you’re here.
PEWAUKEE LAKE IS THE
LARGEST LAKE IN WAUKESHA
COUNTY — ALMOST 2,500
ACRES IN TOTAL
Much the same if you’re more of the “rest and
relax” type, Pewaukee is where variety meets
delight. Whether shopping our lakefront shops
or the shore walk along the eastern beaches of
Pewaukee Lake, you’ll find a delightful array of
unique, eclectic boutiques, galleries, restaurants
and other destinations of treat prove true just how
fast time flies when you’re having fun.
LEFT: Musky Fishing, Pewaukee Lake
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ENTHUSIASTS MEET ADVENTURE
WHAT’S YOUR IDEA OF
ADVENTURE? THERE’S A
LOT TO DISCOVER, AND
ENJOY, IN WAUKESHA
PEWAUKEE.
Water enthusiasts will love how we play in what locals refer to as
Lake Country. From fresh water fishing (year-round), to sailing and skiing
our beautiful lake, to exploring a river or stream on kayak or canoe or even
paddleboard, you’ll find delight and discovery
waiting for you here.
Cast your line into
waters with the best
muskie fishing in
southeast Wisconsin
Outdoor recreational fans celebrate life in
Waukesha Pewaukee, too. You can explore
miles of nature trails, comfortable parks
and open roads to walk, hike and bike.
Take a swing at a fun-filled variety of golf
courses, from par threes to championship level. Or enjoy your favorite
pastime of your favorite season — winter, spring, summer and fall.
Even if you like your adventure on the milder side, Waukesha Pewaukee
delights as well, as you tour classic architecture, fascinating museums,
quaint farms, charming downtowns.
Fun? Adventure? Yes, and yes. It’s all here, yours to enjoy, in
Waukesha Pewaukee — where fun meets adventure.
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X-COUNTRY SKIING
& SNOWSHOEING
MINOOKA PARK
1927 E. Sunset Drive
Waukesha, WI 53189
262-548-7800
waukeshacountyparks.com
Six miles of trails on gently rolling
terrain that are expertly groomed
and tracked weekly for both skating
and diagonal techniques
Sunday-Saturday: Sunrise to 10pm
FARM VISITS
COZY NOOK FARM
S11 W30780 Summit Avenue
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-968-2573
cozynookfarms.com
Primarily a working dairy farm
offering a fall market full of
pumpkins, squash and corn
Sunday-Saturday: 9am-8pm
EMSLIE FARM
2731 Northview Road
Waukesha, WI 53188
920-220-9029
emsliefarm.com
A wide variety of produce
including sweet corn, potatoes,
winter squash and more
Monday-Friday: 10am-6pm
Saturday-Sunday: 9am-6pm
HAYRIDES &
PUMPKIN PATCHES
COZY NOOK FARM
S11 W30780 Summit Avenue
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-968-2573
cozynookfarms.com
Take hayrides through a true operational
Wisconsin dairy farm and throughout
the fields of the farm; over 40 varieties
of pumpkins, gourds, squash and corn
are available
EMSLIE FARM
2731 Northview Road
Waukesha, WI 53188
920-220-9029
emsliefarm.com
Family fall fun starts with picking
pumpkins and continues to hayrides
through the farm, corn maze, haunted
barn, kids games and a variety of
farm animals
FISHING GUIDES
DANCING WITH WALLEYES
Fishing Guide-Jim O’Brien
Waukesha, WI 53188
414-429-5292
dancingwithwalleyes.com
Specializing in Waukesha County
MIKE’S EXTREME GUIDE SERVICE
Fishing Guide-Mike Koepp
Pewaukee, WI 53072
mikekoepp.com
414-640-1642
Specializing in Pewaukee Lake
GOLF
MOOR DOWNS COUNTY PARK GOLF COURSE
438 Prospect Avenue
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-548-7821
golfwaukeshacounty.com
9-hole, par 34 course with club-house
and pro-shop
WESTERN LAKES GOLF CLUB
W287 N1963 Oakton Road
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-0900
westernlakes.com
18-hole, par 72 course complete with
practice facility and pro-shop
WILLOW RUN
N12 W26506 Golf Road
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-544-8585
willowrungolf.com
18-hole, par 71 course with driving
range, putting and chipping green,
practice bunker and golf shop
ICE SKATING
LAKEFRONT PARK/PEWAUKEE LAKE
222 W. Wisconsin Avenue
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-9129
cityofpewaukee.us
Sunday-Saturday: Dawn to Dusk
MINIATURE GOLF
PRAIRIEVILLE PARK
2507 Plaza Court
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-784-4653
prairievillepark.com
Includes adventure golf, batting cages,
bumper cars and snack shop
(Weather Permitting)
Monday-Thursday: 10am-10pm
Friday-Saturday: 10am-10:30pm
Sunday: 10:30am-10pm
Rentals Available
SWING TIME GOLF & BASEBALL
1601 E. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-3232
Includes miniature golf, driving range
and batting cages
Sunday-Saturday: 9am to Dusk
Rentals Available
LEFT: Moor Downs Golf Course, Waukesha
RIGHT: Rock Climbing, Waukesha County
ENTHUSIASTS MEET ADVENTURE
NATURE CENTER
SCENIC HIKING
SWIMMING
RETZER NATURE CENTER
FOX RIVER PARK
LAKEFRONT PARK/PEWAUKEE LAKE
S14 W28167 Madison Street
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-896-8007
Offering guided, scenic cross country
skiing, hiking and snowshoeing – tour
the prairies to learn about native plants
and wildlife, native plants and wildlife
exhibits and a planetarium
Center:
Sunday-Saturday: 8am-4:30pm
Grounds:
PARKS
FOX RIVER RIVERWALK
Around the Fox River, Frame Park to
Madison Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-524-3737
Enjoy this three-mile paved lit walkway
along both sides of the Fox River
starting at Frame Park through Historic
Downtown Waukesha to Bethesda
Park, with trails for biking and walking;
benches and public art
FRAME PARK
701 E. Moreland Boulevard
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-524-3737
ci.waukesha.wi.us
View the historic springs, picnic in the
formal gardens, walk the paved trail
running parallel with the Fox River or
stay active at the playground
PEWAUKEE LAKE
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-9129
cityofpewaukee.us
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W264 S4500 River Road
Waukesha, WI 53189
262-970-6690
Experience the beauty of nature
through the wooded trails that run
along the Fox River
LAKE COUNTRY RECREATIONAL TRAIL
Golf Road
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-548-7801
Follow the relatively flat trail to take
in the changing effects of all seasons
MINOOKA PARK
Waukesha, WI 53189
262-548-7800
Follow the miles of wooded trails
full of deciduous hardwoods with
different levels appealing to
all enthusiasts
SNOWBOARDING
& TOBOGGANING
LOWELL PARK
2201 Michigan Avenue
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-524-3737
ci.waukesha.wi.us
Two wooden toboggan runs complement
the sledding and snowboarding hills
and ice skating rink
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-9129
cityofpewaukee.us
Swim the lake from sandy beach
access under the watch of lifeguards;
find eateries, refreshing treats and
beach supplies across the street
MINOOKA PARK
Waukesha, WI 53189
262-548-7800
Swim the four-acre swimming pond or
lay along the 220 feet of sand beach;
a sandpit volleyball with net, beach
house with indoor restrooms and
changing rooms available
THE SPRINGS WATER PARK
COUNTRY SPRINGS HOTEL
2810 Golf Road
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-547-0201
countryspringshotel.com
Over 45,000 square feet of
“splash-tacular” waterpark awaits you;
this family size fun waterpark includes
raft ride, body slide, indoor-outdoor
whirlpool, activity pool, Barrell Roll
River, tube ride, arcade and snack bar
Friday: 10am-10pm
Saturday: 9am-10pm
Sunday: 9am-9pm
FUN? ADVENTURE? YES, AND YES. IT’S ALL HERE,
YOURS TO ENJOY, IN WAUKESHA PEWAUKEE —
WHERE FUN MEETS ADVENTURE.
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WATER RENTALS
(& RETAILERS)
BOEHM’S BOAT RENTALS
W270 N2807 Elm Avenue
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-3414
Rent a fishing boat to take onto
Pewaukee Lake
FOX RIVER MART BAIT & TACKLE
279 W. Main Street
Waukesha,WI 53186
262-547-7545
downtownwaukesha.com
An assortment of live bait and tackle
for fishing on the Fox River
BELOW: Fishing in the Fox River,
Historic Downtown Waukesha
GANDER MOUNTAIN
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-798-0424
gandermountain.com
A large outdoor retailer, you’ll find
everything you need for fishing
Monday-Saturday: 9am-9pm
Sunday: 10am-6pm
GOOD TIME RENTALS
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-8632
goodtimerentalswi.com
Rent two- or three-seater watercrafts,
delivered and picked up at the lake of
your choice
May-September
HIGH ROLLER FUN RENTALS
Frame Park
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-524-4008
highrollerfunrentals.com
Rent surreys, paddleboats, pedal
go-carts and more
SMOKEY’S BAIT SHOP
129 Park Avenue
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-0360
smokeysmuskieshop.com
The one stop shop for pontoon boat
rentals, bait, tackle and apparel
SMOKEY’S MUSKIE SHOP
N27 W27250 Woodland Drive
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-9659
smokeysmuskieshop.com
Shop bait and tackle, view the
Now & Then Muskie Museum
REVELERS MEET FUN
WHY DO PEOPLE LOVE
VISITING WAUKESHA
PEWAUKEE FOR A
COUPLES GETAWAY,
A FAMILY VACATION OR
SPECIAL EVENT?
Let us count the ways. Winter. Spring. Summer. Fall.
That’s right, Waukesha Pewaukee is home to a year-round calendar
of fun, adventure, excitement, recreation and relaxation sure to stir
just about everyone’s passions for good
times enjoyed with family and friends.
Be amazed by the
acrobatic skill of
trained skiers
during the summer
water ski show
Whether you fancy shopping or history,
arts or entertainment, dining or nightlife,
attractions or adventure, outdoor sports
or indoor fun, children’s activities or just
something special for the two of you —
and a lot more to see, and do, and enjoy
— it’s all just an interstate away from Milwaukee, Madison, the Fox
Valley, Chicago and even Minneapolis.
So come, visit Waukesha Pewaukee today. And see how many unique
and wonderful ways fun meets variety every day of the year!
WINTER
Festive spirits, festive
sights. Crisp white days
and sparkling, moonlit
nights. Welcome to winter
in Waukesha Pewaukee.
Enjoy!
JANUARY
WAUKESHA JANBOREE
01/18/13-01/20/13
Join in the city wide, family fun
winter celebration with many
family, children, teen and
adult activities, ice sculpting
competition, toboggan sledding,
planetarium, ice fishing, dog pull,
5k run/walk and so much more
Multiple Locations
Waukesha
janboree.org
262-524-3737
FEBRUARY
WI ANTIQUES DEALERS ASSOCIATION
ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE
02/01/13-02/02/13
The oldest state antiques
organization in America produces
this well-established antiques show
with over 50 quality dealers selling
furniture, collectibles, home décor,
toys and more; authenticity guaranteed
Waukesha County Exposition Center
Waukesha
wisconsinantiquedealers.com
414-510-4441
MOLTEN WISCONSIN BOYS
VOLLEYBALL FESTIVAL
02/02/13-02/03/13
A part of the USA Volleyball Junior
National Championships, individual
and team participants play in two day
festival format and single elimination
playoffs, awards to follow; spectators
are welcome
Center Court Sports Complex
Waukesha
eteamz.com/greatlakesvbc
262-939-2534
PEWAUKEE FROST FESTIVAL
02/22/13-02/23/13
Celebrate everything winter with a
candlelight hike for all ages, kids ice
fishing clinic, family scavenger hunt,
games and activities
Lakefront Park
Pewaukee
positivelypewaukee.com
262-695-9735
REVEL IN THE WHIMSY
OF ART AT OVER A
DOZEN GALLERIES
FEATURING GLASS ART,
POTTERY, JEWELRY
AND MUCH MORE,
AT ART CRAWLS.
SPRING
From the first blossoms of the
season to a bloom of brilliant
colors and sunshine, joy is in
the air. Welcome to spring in
Waukesha Pewaukee. Enjoy!
MARCH
GET LUCKY ART CRAWL
03/02/13
137 artisans at 21 galleries and
showplaces are featured at this seasonal
event; walk the downtown streets to
discover your next artistic treasure; shop
the boutiques, listen to live music, take
a trolley or indulge in food and drink
waukeshaart.com
262-542-1522
USA SWIMMING SPEEDO SERIES MEET
03/07/13-03/10/13
Displaying some of the top swimming
talent from across the United States,
each meet is sure to be filled with
exciting moments and unforgettable
accomplishments
Waukesha South High School
Waukesha
waukeshaexpress.org
262-970-0641
APRIL
TRAILBREAKER MARATHON
04/06/13
Waukesha tradition consisting of a full
marathon, half-marathon and a 5k run/
walk; all events begin in downtown
Waukesha and running along the Fox
River, full marathon continues on the
Glacial Drumlin Trail
Schuetze Recreation Center
Frame Park
Waukesha
runthetrailbreaker.com
262-524-3716
CRAZY QUILTERS
26TH ANNIVERSARY QUILT SHOW
04/14/13-04/15/13
Over 300 items on display from quilters
with a passion to make quilting an art
form; special exhibits, guest speakers,
bed turning, quilt raffle and silent
auction are also available
Parkview Middle School
Mukwonago
mukwonagocrazyquilters.com
262-363-3761
MAY
MOTHER OF ALL ART CRAWLS
05/04/13
waukeshaart.com
262-542-1522
MAY MADNESS SOCCER TOURNAMENT
05/04/13-05/05/13
Select, Academy and Recreational
teams compete at the U7-U14 girls
and U7-U18 boys games; now offering
longer games at all Select levels
Multiple Fields
Waukesha
scwaukesha.org
262-544-4569
PEWAUKEE KIWANIS RIVER RUN
05/11/13
A timed six-mile canoe/kayak race from
Hammel Machine in Pewaukee
to Frame Park in Waukesha
Hammel Machine
Pewaukee
pewaukeekiwanis.org
262-691-2700
LEFT: Waukesha JanBoree, January
ABOVE: Get Lucky Art Crawl, Historic Downtown Waukesha
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REVELERS MEET FUN
BADGERLAND WATER SKI SHOW
MEMORIAL DAY SHOW
05/27/13
Performed weekly on the Fox River watch
the themed shows as ballet, barefooting,
doubles, jumping, pyramids, swivel and
trios skills and formations are executed
by trained skiers
Frame Park
Waukesha
badgerland.org
262-372-1754
PEWAUKEE LAKE WATER SKI SHOW
MEMORIAL DAY SHOW
05/27/13
Entertaining weekly themed shows
filled with barefooting, pyramids and
acrobatic skills performed on Pewaukee
Lake provide a truly fun experience for
the entire family
Lakefront Park
Pewaukee
pewaukee.waterski.org
414-350-8713
MILLER LITE SPORTING CLAYS
CHAMPIONSHIP
05/30/13-06/02/13
Annual 3-day championship draws
in hundreds of shooters from all over
the country to compete in six events
with purses awarded; spectators
are welcomed
Wern Valley Sportsmens Club
Waukesha
wernvalley.com
262-968-2400
SUMMER
With so much to see and do
and enjoy outdoors (and in!),
it’s a good thing the days
are longer and the nights are
warmer! Welcome to summer
in Waukesha Pewaukee. Enjoy!
JUNE
SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN
FESTIVAL OF BOOKS
06/14/13-06/15/13
National and local authors present
sessions about their work including
children’s and young adult authors;
features include book readings
and signings, cookbook stage with
demonstrations and special programming
UW-Waukesha Campus
Waukesha
sewibookfest.com
262-446-3328
PEWAUKEE KIWANIS BEACH PARTY
WITH THE LAKE COUNTRY
CLEAN WATER FESTIVAL
06/21/13-06/22/13
The street is blocked off for this
two-day lakefront event filled with
water activities, water ski show,
children’s activities and entertainment,
live music, food, refreshments and
all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast
Lakefront Park
Pewaukee
pewaukeekiwanis.org
414-350-8713
FIESTA WAUKESHA
06/21/13-06/23/13
Promoting multi-cultural awareness
this festival offers a wide array
of Hispanic entertainment, Latin
American cuisine, amusement rides,
children’s area and more; located along
the banks of the Fox River
Frame Park
Waukesha
lacasadesperanza.org
262-547-0887
CARL ZACH CYCLING CLASSIC
06/30/13
See first hand jaw-dropping speed
as international bicycle racers take
hairpin turns on the streets of downtown
Waukesha during the last leg of the
Tour of America’s Dairyland series
262-549-6154
JULY
CONTINENTAL AMATEUR BASEBALL
ASSOCIATION STATE TOURNAMENT
07/06/13-07/07/13
Continental Amateur Baseball
Association 10U to 12U State
Tournament; experience first-class
atmosphere, quality competition and
enjoyment for youth competitors
Multiple Fields
Waukesha
goyard-baseball.com
920-253-9956
PEWAUKEE TRIATHLON
07/07/13
Course is ideal for both seasoned
veterans and those that are new to
the sport; swim Pewaukee Lake, bike
around the lake viewing glacial rolling
hills and run along a path hugging
the shoreline
Lakefront Park
Pewaukee
midwestsportsevents.com
800-429-8044
WAUKESHA COUNTY FAIR
07/17/13-07/21/13
Proud to be the oldest fair in Wisconsin,
celebrating over 170 years, and the
largest event in Waukesha County;
featuring barnyard animals, crafts,
food, farm displays and the midway
Waukesha
waukeshacountyfair.com
262-544-5922
TASTE OF LAKE COUNTRY
& FINE ARTS FESTIVAL
07/26/13-07/27/13
Celebrating the food, music and art in
Lake Country; sample the best of the
area in one place with local restaurants
selling signature food items, local
musicians rocking out and local artists
displaying their work
Lakefront Park
Pewaukee
tasteoflakecountry.com
262-695-9735
WAUKESHA KENNEL CLUB
ALL BREED DOG SHOW
07/27/13-07/28/13
The third-largest dog show in the
country, dedicated dog breeders and
exhibitors showcase their pure-bred’s
skills and agility during the full days
of competitions
Waukesha
waukeshakennelclub.org
262-896-8490
AUGUST
RED HOT BBQ ART CRAWL
WISCONSIN HIGHLAND GAMES
WAUKESHA BLUESFEST
WISCONSIN STATE SPORTING CLAYS
CHAMPIONSHIP
08/03/13
waukeshaart.com
262-542-1522
08/09/13-08/10/13
14 national and local acts perform
over two days, enjoy traditional and
contemporary blues, rhythm and blues,
soul, gospel and roots music, as well
as country and rock and roll influences;
art show also available
Naga-Waukee Park
Delafield
waukeshabluesfest.com
800-366-1961
AUGUSTFEST SOCCER TOURNAMENT
08/16/13-08/18/13
Select, Academy and Recreational
teams compete at the U7-U14 girls
and U7-U18 boys games; now offering
longer games at all Select levels
Multiple Fields
Waukesha
scwaukesha.org
262-544-4569
WINGS OVER WAUKESHA
08/24/13-08/25/13
Featuring a variety of nationallyrenowned aerobatics acts, wing walkers,
sky divers and a host of contemporary
and vintage aircraft from both civilian
and military aviation on display
Waukesha County Airport
Crites Field Waukesha
wingsoverwaukesha.com
262-424-6747
08/30/13-09/01/13
A celebration of all things Scottish,
Irish and Celtic with the mighty roar of
the bagpipes, kilted athletes performing
feats of strength, spinning and leaping
Highland dancers, hands-on activities
and sports, St. Andrew’s Pub and
much more
Waukesha
wisconsinscottish.org
262-896-8490
TBA
Participate in this five day event with
eight events along with the main event,
200 Bird State Championship
Wern Valley Sportsmens Club
Waukesha
wi-sportingclays.com
608-343-4720
WEEKLY SUMMER EVENTS
BADGERLAND WATER SKI SHOW
WednesdAys, MeMoriAl dAy To lABor dAy
Performed weekly on the Fox River
watch the themed shows as ballet,
barefooting, doubles, jumping,
pyramids, swivel and trios skills
and formations are executed by
trained skiers
Frame Park
Waukesha
badgerland.org
262-372-1754
MARKET ON THE HILL
WednesdAys, MeMoriAl dAy To ocToBer
A wide variety of farm and artisan
products are provided from 20 vendors
such as seasonal fruits, vegetables,
caramels, soaps, fair trade items
and more
Building Q-Waukesha County
Technical College
Pewaukee
marketonthehill.com
262-695-9735
LEFT: Waukesha Freeman Friday Night Live, Historic Downtown Waukesha
ABOVE: Pewaukee Lake Water Ski Show
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REVELERS MEET FUN
WATERFRONT WEDNESDAY
CONCERT SERIES
WAUKESHA FARMERS’ MARKET
WednesdAys, June To AugusT
Listen to this weekly musical series
along the beachfront of Pewaukee Lake
or dining al fresco across the street;
genres include rock, blues and reggae
and party music
Lakefront Park
Pewaukee
waterfrontwednesday.com
262-695-9735
CIVIC BAND CONCERT
ThursdAys, June To AugusT
Weekly music series with each concert
featuring selections from famous
Broadway musicals, a guest soloist, marches and contemporary band
arrangements and a stirring closing
composition
Les Paul Performance Center
Cutler Park
ci.waukesha.wi.us
262-524-3737
PEWAUKEE LAKE WATER SKI SHOW
ThursdAys, MeMoriAl dAy To lABor dAy
Entertaining weekly themed shows
filled with barefooting, pyramids and
acrobatic skills performed on Pewaukee
Lake provide a truly fun experience for
the entire family
Lakefront Park
Pewaukee
pewaukee.waterski.org
414-350-8713
WAUKESHA FREEMAN FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE
FridAys, June To sepTeMBer
Six stages of live music playing a variety
of genres are located throughout the
downtown at this weekly event; pull up
a chair at any of the stages or stroll the
streets to shop and dine
waukeshafreemanfridaynightlive.com
262-544-8030
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Located along the Fox River, over
70 vendors provide products that are
homegrown, raised or handmade in
Wisconsin; products include in-season
fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses,
baked goods and arts and crafts
Riverfront Plaza
262-549-6154
FALL
Rolling hills awash in
reds, yellows and browns.
Comfortable, sunny days
and cozy, sweater-wrapped
nights. Welcome to fall in
Waukesha Pewaukee. Enjoy!
SEPTEMBER
WAUKESHA ART FEST
09/07/13
Talk to artists from around the country
and see their masterful creations at
this juried art show; enjoy the art,
shopping, children’s activity tent, silent
auction and food available
Main Street
262-549-6154
APPLE HARVEST FESTIVAL
09/21/13
A fun-filled day of shopping at the
apple market; children’s games and
hands-on activities; horse-drawn
hayrides; scarecrow competition;
hiking prairie trails; viewing wildlife
and plant exhibits; and live music
Retzer Nature Center
Waukesha
waukeshacounty.gov
262-896-8007
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BUTTERFLY BADGER OPEN
TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
09/21/13-09/22/13
Compete in single, double, youth,
40 and over, women and recreational
events at this four-star USATT
sanctioned tournament with prize
money awarded; spectators are welcome
Waukesha
badgeropen.com
414-281-3123
OCTOBER
WISCONSIN FEARGROUNDS
10/04/13-10/27/13 – Weekends
& 10/31/13-11/02/13
Rated #1 in Wisconsin, expect the
unexpected at the highly decorated,
elaborate haunted house, labyrinth
of torment; highest level of terror
interactions as the hunted become
the hunter of ghouls and zombies
Waukesha
wisconsinfeargrounds.com
262-844-5611
IT’S ALL JUST AN
INTERSTATE AWAY
FROM MILWAUKEE,
MADISON, THE FOX
VALLEY, CHICAGO AND
EVEN MINNEAPOLIS.
WI ANTIQUES DEALERS ASSOCIATION
ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE
10/04/13-10/05/13
The oldest state antiques organization
in America produces this well-established
antiques show with over 50 quality
dealers selling furniture, collectibles,
home décor, toys and more;
authenticity guaranteed
Waukesha
wisconsinantiquedealers.com
414-510-4441
FALL ART CRAWL
10/05/13
showplaces are featured at this
seasonal event; walk the downtown
streets to discover your next artistic
treasure; shop the boutiques, listen to
live music, take a trolley or indulge in
food and drink
waukeshaart.com
262-542-1522
Apple Harvest Festival, September
NOVEMBER
COUNTRY CHRISTMAS
11/28/13-11/30/13
Wisconsin’s largest, most spectacular
drive-through holiday lights event has
over a million lights on display with
animated figures and holiday scenes;
working model train and near life-size
nativity scene displayed too
Country Springs Hotel
Waukesha
thecountrychristmas.com
800-247-6640
DECEMBER
COUNTRY CHRISTMAS
12/01/13-12/31/13
Wisconsin’s largest, most spectacular
drive-through holiday lights event has
over a million lights on display with
animated figures and holiday scenes;
working model train and near life-size
nativity scene displayed too
Country Springs Hotel
Waukesha
thecountrychristmas.com
800-247-6640
ART ANGEL ART CRAWL
12/07/13
showplaces are featured at this
seasonal event; walk the downtown
streets to discover your next artistic
treasure; shop the boutiques, listen to
live music, take a trolley or indulge in
food and drink
waukeshaart.com
262-542-1522
SPECIAL OLYMPICS
STATE FALL SPORTS TOURNAMENT
12/07/13
500 athletes compete in volleyball at
this competition for the entire state;
spectators are welcomed
Waukesha
specialolympicswisconsin.org
608-222-1324
For an expanded list of events
log on to visitwaukesha.org
EXPLORERS MEET CURIOSITIES
WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH YOUR
DAY IN WAUKESHA PEWAUKEE?
What can you do with your day in Waukesha Pewaukee? The question
is better asked: what can’t you do with your day? After all, Waukesha
Pewaukee is where explorers meet curiosities.
Consider the day full of activities that are yours to enjoy year round.
From a winter JanBoree to horseback riding in spring, live music
performances under the stars in summer or pumpkin rides in the fall,
plus hundreds of other fantastic ways to enjoy the day, you’ll never
find yourself (or your kids) asking: what do we do next?
Waukesha Pewaukee is alive with all things artsy and cultural, too.
Historic museums; the birthplace of Les Paul, inventor of solid body
electric guitar that began rock and roll; plus private galleries and local
artist studios where you’ll find everything from paintings to ceramics to
who-knows-what.
And here’s an important tip: don’t forget your walking shoes. In
fact, Waukesha Pewaukee offers a host of fascinating walking tours
including “Waukesha GuitarTown,” murals, sculptures, historic
architecture and more — not to mention a meandering, romantic
riverwalk in Waukesha, and beautiful lakeshore stroll among shops in
Pewaukee.
What are you doing today? What aren’t you doing? That’s Waukesha
Pewaukee, where explore meets excursion.
HANDS-ON
ART EXPERIENCES
ALMONT GALLERY
342 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-542-1522
almontgallery.org
Set-up a private lesson with one of the
many featured artists of the gallery
Available by appointment
A TOUCH OF GLAZE
721 Meadowbrook Road
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-524-0231
atouchofglaze.com
Creatively express yourself with
the chance to create your own
pottery creation
Tuesday-Saturday: 10am-9pm
Sunday: 12pm-6pm
THE CLINTON ST. GALLERY ON MAIN
336 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-446-0665
theclintonstgallery.com
Classes for a variety of mediums as
painting, raku, beading and gourd
embellishments
Call for class schedules
ABOVE: Historic Downtown Waukesha
RIGHT: The Clinton St. Gallery – Raku, Historic Downtown Waukesha
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JESS FLEUR FUN
320 South Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-643-7944
jessfleurfun.com
Workshops are offered to learn the
art of floral arrangements, seasonal
centerpieces and bedazzling items
Call for hours
OTTO’S FINE ART ACADEMY
396 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-970-9524
ottosartacademy.com
Participate in a program designed to
teach anyone to draw and paint
THE POTTER’S SHOP
335 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-1920
potteryinwaukesha.com
Offering an array of workshops teaching
the techniques of wheel work
Call for hours
WISE ART GLASS
139 W. Broadway
Waukesha, WI 53186
414-234-8723
Open to all levels of experience, fused
and stained glass classes are available
CULTURE
WAUKESHA CIVIC THEATRE
264 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-4911
waukeshacivictheatre.org
Educational programs and live
performances that enrich, challenge
and entertain both participants and
audience members
WAUKESHA COUNTY MUSEUM
101 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-521-2859
waukeshacountymuseum.org
Exhibits include fur trading, Civil
War, Springs Era, planned Les Paul
experience; feature exhibit rotates
Tuesday-Saturday: 10am-4:30pm
CLARK HOUSE MUSEUM
206 E. Wisconsin Avenue
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-0233
pewaukeehistory.org
Explore early Pewaukee life in this
historic home filled with collection of
items from the earliest days
May-October
Wednesday: 1pm-4pm; 7pm-9pm
Sunday: 1pm-4pm
WALKING TOURS
WAUKESHA PUBLIC ART
10. Ramona Audley-10 foot Guitar
First Federal Bank of Wisconsin,
134 Wisconsin Avenue
1. Three Bronze Bears
Bank Street on the Fox Riverwalk
11. Ed Legge
2. Fox Statues
Civic Theatre rear exit, Moreland
Boulevard Bridge, Public Library
*River’s End Gallery, 380 W. Main Street
3. New Dawn Bright Future
Main Street Plaza
*House of Guinness, 354 W. Main Street
Bill Taylor, 2000, acrylic
*Almont Gallery, 342 W. Main Street
4. Standing Ovation
Main Street & Barstow Street
16. Fred Kaems
5. Dragon Fly
Barstow Street & Corrina Boulevard
Bridge
*Steaming Cup, 340 W. Main Street
Larson Company; 1995, concrete, steel
19. Francisco Mora
6. Source
State Office Building
*Clinton St. Gallery, 336 W. Main Street
20. Jean Stamsta
John Rawlins; 2006, bronze
Johnson Statuary; 1994-1997, cast concrete
12. Carrie Chimenti
13. Gary Gresl
*Magellans, 370 W. Main Street
14. Amy Cropper
15. Connie Pelzek
*Mia’s, 800 Clinton Street
Paul Bobrowitz Jr.; 2007, stainless steel
17. Jeff Homar
18. Bill Taylor
*People’s Park, 337 W. Main Street
Kristen Theilking & Kevin Brunett; 2007,
stainless steel, fiber optics
*Café de Arts, 136 E. St. Paul Avenue
7. Life’s Ribbon
Brook Street & St. Paul Avenue
*Generations at 5 Points, 294 W. Main Street
Richard Taylor; 2005, metal, paint
*Little Swiss Clock Shop, 270 W. Main Street
8. Veteran’s Sundial
West Avenue & Wisconsin Avenue
23. Pat Mitchell
21. Shay Johnson
22. Nancy Schmidt
*Waukesha Civic Theater, 264 W. Main Street
Ken Saiki Design and Hitchcock Design; 1998,
concrete, limestone, metal
24. Lance Dobersek
9. Sensing the Whole
Public Library
25. Peggy Farrell
*Bosco’s Social Club, 260 W. Main Street
*Allô! Chocolat, 234 W. Main Street
Michael Stanford Foster; 2006, oil on masonite
26. Chuck Wickler
*Martha Merrell’s/Cuddles, 231 W. Main Street
GUITARS
1. Jeff Seymour-10 foot Guitar
Springs Building (Interior), 521 Wisconsin Avenue
27. Andy Fletcher/Katie Musloff
*Rochester Deli, 143 W. Broadway
2. Jennifer Espenscheid-10 foot Guitar
WAUKESHA HISTORIC ARCHITECTURE
3. Bill Reid-10 foot Guitar
This Queen Anne commercial building housed
the post office until 1914 when it relocated to
west Broadway.
Waukesha Tattoo Co. @ Galleria Edge (Interior),
463 W. Main Street
Couri Insurance, 379 W. Main Street
4. Marcia Schneider-10 foot Guitar
People’s Park, 337 W. Main Street
5. Chuck Weber-10 foot Guitar
Waukesha State Bank (Interior), 100 Bank Street
6. Ben Stark-10 foot Guitar
Waukesha State Bank, 100 Bank Street
7. Team Guthrie-10 foot Guitar
Avalon Square, Main Street & Gaspar Street
8. Tom Noll-10 foot Guitar
Freeman Building, 801 N. Barstow
9. Gene Evans-10 foot Guitar
Waukesha County Museum, 101 W. Main Street
* Playable Guitars are located indoors
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*Mainstream Bar & Grill, 404 W. Main Street
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1. Nickell Building:
338-340 W. Main Street; 1901
2. Dr. Roberts Building:
726 N. Grand Avenue; 1927
Dr. Roberts was made famous for his lifesaving
patented animal cures. In its original form, this
Mediterranean style building had terra cotta trim
and animal heads gracing the tops of the columns.
3. The Robinson Block:
342-344 W. Main Street; 1857
This 1st stone structure in the city was built after a
fire destroyed most frame buildings in the town. A
mix of styles, the building housed a harness shop
with rentals on the 2nd floor. A popular public
social hall on the 3rd floor was where the first area
call to arms for the Civil War was answered.
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4. Angrave-Waite Block:
337 W. Main Street; 1868
Curved to fit it’s corner location, this building
served originally as a butcher shop and then as a
tavern. The building blocks are ashlar –
a popular building material of the early years.
5. W.T. Lyle’s Building:
912 Clinton Street; 1890
This splendid example of Queen Anne style
originally housed W.T. Lyle’s Furniture Store and
Funeral Parlor. The facade is carved brownstone
with decorative brickwork, pediments and exotic
entablatures.
6. J.J. Clark Store:
323-325 W. Main Street; 1888
A Victorian contrast to the surrounding Italianate
building styles, this former dry goods store sports
stone voussoirs and key-stone over the arched
windows.
7. R.C. Beggs Hardware Store:
920 Clinton Street; pre-1880
An Italian style of brick and stone with cast iron
pilasters, the floral-incised stone hood molds on
the 2nd floor windows and the 3rd floor hosts a
pediment metal cornice.
8. Spring House:
Bank Street on the Fox Riverwalk
During the hey-day of the Springs Era in
Waukesha, many springs were opened to the
public and an entire culture of health tourism
brought thousands of tourists from all over
the world to stay at lavish spas and hotels.
Springhouses protected the purity of the water and
marked the locations of the springs. A replica of the
1870 Silurian Springhouse currently stands.
9. Dieman Building:
332 South Street; 1903
Although the lower story has been altered over the
years, the second floor remains an excellent example
of restrained commercial style Queen Anne with its
simple pilasters, denticulated cornice, brick corbel
table between pilasters and oriel windows.
10. The Putney & Oriental Blocks:
301 W. Main Street –
802 N. Grand Avenue; 1870-1891
The “Oriental Block” was built by Captain
Foskett Putney. A veteran of the “Patriot War”
the “Captain” dabbled in many things from
farms to hotels. His son, Frank, razed the old
hotel on Main Street to the north of his father’s
block and replaced it with a stunning example
of High Victorian style. Frank also built what is
known as the “new” Putney block to the south of
the Oriental Block on Grand Avenue. A splendid
example of Queen Anne commercial design with
coursed ashlar and corner sheet metal bartizan
sporting a slate roof.
11. Waukesha County Museum:
This imposing stone building is the former
Waukesha County Courthouse, and the current
home of the Waukesha County Museum whose
roots reach back for over 100 years.
12. Frame Park & Formal Gardens:
Fox Riverwalk; circa 1930’s
14. The Schlitz Hotel:
In 1927, Mr. and Mrs. Frame donated the land
which was formerly the site of Hobo Springs,
one of the original wonders that contributed to
the “Springs Era” when Waukesha was known as
“The Saratoga of the West.” The two-acre formal
garden, which is home to over 12,000 carefully
attended florals, is still held in high regard as a
horticultural work of art. Along the park and into
the city a Riverwalk has been developed.
When the American House Hotel burned to the
ground in the Main Street Fire, the Milwaukee
beer magnate rebuilt on the site for an initial
construction cost of $5,000. This beautifully
detailed Queen Anne has a two story corner
bartizan that continues across the frieze.
15. Avalon Hotel/Square:
222 Park Place; 1871/1928/2003
Honoring of the old, by the new – The renovation
of Avalon Square meant the dismantling of
the Springs Era 1871 Waukesha Hotel and its
eventual connection to the 1928 Avalon Hotel.
With careful consideration for Waukesha’s
architectural significance, the indigenous
limestone facade and architecture profile were
maintained and replicated. The new construction
13. 1st State Bank:
744 N. Grand Avenue; 1890-1920’s
In 1890 the building had a brick and rubble
facade. In the 1920’s a smooth “moderne”
veneer was added. The almost “monument”
nature of the building is due to the large-scale
windows set with stylized ornamentation.
blends the new building with its history, and
honors the old hotel, which was a center of
community activity.
16. Waukesha Post Office:
235 W. Broadway; 1913
Dominated by a semicircular portico featuring
six fluted Doric columns. The shallow dome is
capped by a copper roof with an interior lobby
sporting a colonnade of red marble columns
with gold Corinthian capitals, and a coffered
dome. This building was the first federallyowned post office in the city and now serves as
The Rotunda banquet facility.
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1. Asa Clark House:
206 E. Wisconsin Avenue; 1844
Built by the son of Asa Clark, the first white
settler to the area, this Greek revival house once
served as a hotel on Watertown Plank Road
(now Wisconsin Avenue) and is currently the
community’s museum.
2. Charlie Schumann House:
209 Clark Street; circa 1889
Built with hand tools by its German immigrant
owner, it’s the only house in Pewaukee built of
native Pewaukee Limestone.
3. Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church:
202 Clark Street; 1894
Parishioners and $740 built this church and
carriage house, which became the Town Hall in
1950 when the congregation moved to the new
church on Prospect Avenue (Clarks former apple
orchard) and today the building serves as the
V.F.W. Hall.
4. Brandt’s Grocery:
346 Oakton Avenue; mid-late 1800’s
This building once served as carpenter & boat
shops, broom factory, printing company, saloon,
and now a retail gift shop. But many people
remember it as Brandt’s Grocery where you got
a bag of candy if you paid your monthly bill
on time.
5. Peter Larson House:
Mr. Larson was the first mason to arrive in the
area and built his home with arched windows,
mansard roof, and porthole window signifying he
haled from Denmark – a seafaring nation.
6. McDowell-O’Neill House:
316 Oakton Avenue; circa 1870’s
In 1901, the location of this charming café
was the site where hardware store proprietor,
Sherman McDowell, organized the first
telephone service for Pewaukee.
7. Methodist Church:
302 Oakton Avenue; 1870
The church, with its 15 inch walls and large oak
beams, cost $4,000 to erect – over fifty times
the cost of the land purchased from Asa Clark.
After 90 years, the church moved and the site
became the library. In 2005 the library moved
to a new location and the site now serves as the
Town Hall.
8. Masterson-Rombough House:
237 Oakton Avenue; circa 1880’s
Thomas Masterson, a Scandinavian immigrant
who operated a lime kiln, built the original tall,
narrow, steep-roofed house. The stucco and
block style porch was added by J. Rombough.
9. Rombough Grocery:
235 Oakton Avenue; circa late 1800’s
A typical retail blockhouse structure with false
front, this store was covered with galvanized
sheet iron with an embossing to simulate bricks.
10. Odd Fellow’s Hall:
The three links pictured in the relief on the
building signify love, friendship, and truth. This
hall was Pewaukee’s social center for many
years, and was the setting for plays, concerts,
graduations, dances, and public meetings.
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11. Caldwell Store:
Justice of the Peace, Alexander Caldwell,
arrived in Pewaukee in 1843. His grocery store
occupied this building and was the temporary
home for the library. The building was remodeled
in 1905. Alexander’s sister, Margaret, became
the first woman doctor in the county and one of
the first in the state. Grandson, Robert Shaw,
spent most of his childhood in the area and
later became a screen writer for movies and
television. (He wrote the infamous “Who Shot
J.R.” episode of TV’s “Dallas.”)
12. First Water Works:
This classic little reminder of modern
conveniences is now the home of the Chamber
of Commerce.
13. Frank Garret’s Harness Shop:
210 Oakton Avenue; circa late 1800’s
Frank took over the harness, furniture, and
saddlery business and added the 2nd story
years later.
14. Pewaukee State Bank:
101 W. Wisconsin Avenue; 1914
This plain brick building housed the bank on the
main floor, the 2nd floor was rented to a dentist
& Bell Telephone Co. and the lower level housed
a hairdresser and barber business.
15. Rexal Pharmacy:
Built around the turn of the century, in 1917
the building was altered and combined with the
galvanized sheet iron building next door that
formerly served as the post office. The owner
rented the part of the newly formed building
for offices, and the basement housed the
“Canteen” – an ice cream parlor.
Clark House Museum, Pewaukee
16. The Owl Theatre:
*American Legion Hall
118 Main Street; 1929
In the past there was an archway that said
“Mutual Movies” over a ticket booth and had
two clocks at the entrance indicating show
times for the 100-seat theatre. A local pianist
accompanied the movies. In 1928 it was
remodeled for use as Alton’s Grocery Store,
which operated long into the 20th century.
21. The Octagon House:
370 High Street; 1856
A typical example of a hall of the era.
This unique home is the source of many rumors
and tales. There are unconfirmed tales of an
under-ground passage that ran from the house to
the barn supposedly harboring runaway slaves.
*Masonic Temple
126 Main Street; 1923
A classic temple style architecture.
22. The Quarry & Quarry House:
165 Capitol Drive; 1862
*Baptist Church
175 Main Street; 1859 & 1875
parsonage (to the west)
17. The Beach Front:
Wisconsin Avenue
The church’s bell tower was used for many years
as a “town crier” announcing curfew, meetings,
fires, services, at midnight on New Year’s Eve,
and on July 4th. The bell tolled WWI Armistice.
When Pewaukee first became a thriving
community, the lakefront as dotted with harness
shops, boat building businesses, a granary,
and icehouses. At one time a bowling alley was
added, and a pub or two. Today it flourishes as a
retail center, and the reconstructed train depot
serves as a location for free concerts, ski sows,
and events on the waterfront.
19. The Heyday of Cinema:
121 Park Avenue; 1950’s
20. The Anthenaeum:
145 Park Avenue; 1905
Built originally, as the Heath Hotel in 1847 to
accommodate 50 guests, by the proprietor of
a successful steamboat business on Pewaukee
Lake. The popular ”steamboat” architecture,
filigree arches and balustrades were added.
23. St. Bartholomew’s Church:
140 Lake Street; 1900
Now known as Holy Apostles Church, the
building housed St. Bartholomew’s congregation
for a century until recently when a new structure
was built. Notice the stunning colored stone
that lends itself to the old world feel of this
magnificent, towered structure.
Although serving new purposes today, you can
still see the original marquee movie theatre
architecture that made this cinema a typical
example of its era.
18. Main Street Blocks:
*The Zaun Hotel
100 Main Street
Watertown Cream City Brick finished off the
home of the owner and operator of the quarry
that used to exist from the backyard of the
house through the condominium complex to the
west of the park.
This building constructed of natural Pewaukee
stone, was once the cultural center of the area,
containing a bowling alley, billiard table and
bath house. The stage on the second floor was
used for recitals, lyceum programs, plays
and graduations.
24. St. Mary’s Cemetery:
The yard of St. Mary’s Church is the final resting
place of many founders of the community.
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BUYERS MEET ECLECTIC
FUNNY THING ABOUT SHOPPING
IN WAUKESHA PEWAUKEE.
THERE’S SUCH A DELIGHTFUL
VARIETY OF BOTH FAMILIAR
BRANDS AND UNIQUE BOUTIQUES
THAT YOU’RE APT TO ENCOUNTER
MORE THAN ONE OCCASION IN
YOUR DAY WHEN YOU’LL SAY:
I DON’T WANT THAT, I NEED THAT.
So get ready, get set, and let’s go shopping!
Up and down the charming (occasionally even cobblestone) sidewalks of
Waukesha Pewaukee, you’ll find just about everything and anything your
heart desires. A bevy of antique stores awaiting
your treasure hunt. Funky art galleries where
artists share their work with you. Fashion
boutiques, children’s clothing, artisan jewelers,
gourmet foods, specialty shops, health and
wellness, knick-knacks, bric-a-brac, you name
it — enough to fill any number of shopping
bags, and a great day of fun, quickly and easily.
Shop the day away in
boutiques, antique
shops and gourmet
food shops finding
that perfect treasure
What do you want? What do you need? Shop Waukesha Pewaukee, and
you’re sure to find it.
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ANTIQUES & ART
ALLISON ART HOUSE & GIFTS
234 Brook Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-970-9570
allisonarthouse.com
Encouraging individuals to explore
their artistic abilities with a diverse
selection of arts and crafts
Thursday & Saturday: 10am-4pm
Friday: 10am-5pm
Or by appointment
ALMONT GALLERY
342 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-542-1522
almontgallery.org
Purchase work from more than 12
artists featuring pottery, fused glass,
photography, oil painting, metal
sculpture, jewelry and more
Friday: 10am-8pm
Saturday: 10am-4pm
Sunday: 12pm-4pm
ABOVE: Design Xchange, Pewaukee
LEFT: Antiques & Uniques on Main, Historic Downtown Waukesha
ANTIQUES & UNIQUES ON MAIN
250 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-844-1819
antiquesuniquesmall.com
Over 20,000 square feet with 100+
dealers featuring collectables, clothing,
jewelry, home accessories, furniture
and toys.
ASHTON ART GALLERY
346 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-896-9308
Working art studio and gallery
specializing in abstract artwork as well
as ceramic and wood pieces
Tuesday-Friday: 11am-5pm
Saturday: 10am-3pm
THE CLINTON ST. GALLERY ON MAIN
336 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-446-0665
theclintonstgallery.com
Working art studio and gallery offering
pottery, photography, mixed media,
glass art and paintings
Sunday: 12pm-4pm
LAKE COUNTRY GALLERY
W240 N3485 Pewaukee Road
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-3800
4,000 square feet filled with original
paintings by some of Wisconsin’s
finest, arts and crafts and jewelry
Sunday: 11am-4pm
METROPOLITAN ANTIQUES & GIFTS
259 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-5000
Featuring a variety of reasonably priced
antiques for your home or for gifts
Tuesday-Saturday: 10am-5:30pm
RANDOM TWIGS
275 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-574-7545
Creative space with drawings,
paintings, jewelry and pottery for sale;
also featuring antique printing press
cards for sale
Call for hours
RIVER’S END GALLERY
380 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-896-8875
riversendgallery.com
Experience how this array of fine art
makes any environment a true original
through ceramics, jewelry, sculpture
and collectibles
Tuesday-Thursday: 11am-6pm
Friday: 10am-7:30pm
Saturday: 10am-4pm
WAUKESHA ANTIQUE MALL
1427 E. Racine Avenue
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-524-0600
Over 75 dealers offer home
accessories, furniture, jewelry,
collectables and more; where you are
sure to find anything you are looking for
WISE ART GLASS
139 W. Broadway
Waukesha, WI 53186
414-234-8723
Specializing in stained and fused glass
used to create jewelry and glassware
FASHION & JEWELRY
BANGLES AND BAGS
307 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-549-4534
bangles-and-bags.com
Variety of costume jewelry, scarves
and purses grouped by color for
easy shopping
BIEG BOUTIQUE
349 W. Broadway
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-446-3879
biegboutique.com
Trendy clothes and accessories for
fashion that fits and flatters
Saturday: 10am-4pm
KRUMRICH’S JEWELERS
234 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-7206
Shop quality jewelry built on
generations of experience
Tuesday-Wednesday: 9am-5:30pm
Thursday-Friday: 9am-8pm
Saturday: 9am-3pm
MANGO CLOTHING
329 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-446-0267
Cool clothes at a reasonable price
Sunday: 3pm-6pm
SCOTT’S JEWELRY SHOP
880 N. Grand Avenue
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-574-0880
scottscreativetrenz.com
Find hand-made silver and gold jewelry
along with a selection of accessories
Tuesday-Friday: 10am-5:30pm
Saturday: 10am-4pm
GIFTS
BANK OF MEMORIES
346 Oakton Avenue
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-695-9911
bankofmemories.com
Charming store with a variety of floral
arrangements great for a last minute gift
Saturday: 9am-3pm
CUDDLES
231 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-1060
cuddles2u.com
Offering the very best in plush and
unique gifts
Saturday: 9:30am-5pm
Sunday: 12pm-5pm
Restyle Studio, Historic Downtown Waukesha
JEST FOR FUN JOKE SHOP
265 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-544-5678
jokeshop.us
Carrying a full line of joke and novelty
items, costumes and accessories and
gift items
Saturday: 10am-4pm
PLOWSHARE CENTER GIFTS
219 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-5188
plowsharecenter.org
Find the perfect gift at the nonprofit
international fair trade shop
Friday: 11am-6pm
Saturday: 10am-5pm
TWO BROTHERS’ WINE
AND JOE’S UNIQUE GIFTS
125 Oakton Avenue
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-1202
twobrotherswines.com
Two stores in one, shop for artful gifts
and Wisconsin wines
Tuesday & Thursday: 11am-6pm
Wednesday, Friday-Saturday:
11am-9pm
Sunday: 12pm-2pm
GOURMET FOODS
ALLÔ! CHOCOLAT
234 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-544-8030
allochocolat.com
Sure to satisfy anyone’s sweets craving
with their artisan chocolate case to
their nostalgic candy wall
Friday: 10am-8pm
Saturday: 10am-5pm
Pewaukee Lakefront Shops
CAKE POPS BY DESIGN
128 W. Broadway
Waukesha, WI 53186
414-254-3448
cakepopsbydesign.info
Hand-made cake balls and bon bons
decorated with candy coating
Saturday: 10am-2pm
Or by appointment
CAKES WHILE U WAIT
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-695-8401
cakeswhileuwait.com
Delicious array of cakes, muffins,
pastries and cookies; daily
specials available
Saturday: 8am-2pm
Sunday: 8am-1pm
O’ WHAT A DAY CAFÉ
234 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-574-0034
owhatadaycafe.com
Gourmet cupcakes for whatever kind of
day you’re having
POPPIN’ ON BROADWAY
260 W. Broadway
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-513-4767
poppinonbroadway.com
Try any or all 25 gourmet flavors
of popcorn
Tuesday: 11am-3pm
Wednesday-Friday: 11am-6pm
Saturday: 10am-3pm
RIVERMILL FOODS
290 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-574-9220
rivermillfoods.com
Highest quality, hand-made
cheesecakes with creative flavors such
as Hot Chocolate
Friday: 10am-9pm
Saturday: 7am-2pm
SIMPLY CINNAMON BAKERY
115 Oakton Avenue
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-4022
Old fashioned bakery items, cinnamon
rolls and coffee
Wednesday-Friday: 8am-3pm
SWEET PERFECTIONS BAKE SHOPPE
918 N. Barstow Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-446-2253
sweetperfections.com
Find fresh bakery items as cakes,
breads and pastries
Saturday: 9am-2pm
TREAT STREET PEWAUKEE
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-696-6038
treatstreetpewaukee.com
Located across from Pewaukee’s
Lakefront Park, gourmet popcorn, hot
dogs, brats, hot pretzels, frozen treats
and beach items
Call for hours
SPECIALITY SHOPS
AROUND THE CLOCK
2323 Silvernail Road
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-446-9006
aroundtheclockllc.com
Shop the varied selection of
watches, grandfather, mantel,
wall and alarm clocks
Monday: 10am-3pm
Friday: 10am-5pm
Saturday: 10am-2pm
ART & FRAMING 1-2-3
311 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-446-0947
artandframing123.com
Find a wide array of frames and
ready-to-hang art
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ATTITUDE SPORTS
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-695-7433
attitudesports-pewaukee.com
A hometown bike, ski and board shop
that’s been selling and servicing
equipment for the sports they love
since 1995
Friday: 9am-6pm
Saturday: 8am-4pm
Sunday: 9am-2pm
BEADING HEARTS STUDIO
308 W. Broadway
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-6060
dedesbeadingheart.com
Their passion brings beads to life,
beading classes also available
Tuesday-Wednesday: 11am-5:30pm
Thursday: 11am-7pm
Friday: 11am-6pm
Saturday: 10am-2pm
BIG GUY’S MAGIC
145 Park Avenue
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-8801
bigguysmagic.com
One stop shop in Pewaukee for jokes,
magic, novelties, juggling and clown
supplies
COPACETIC
259 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-548-0200
copaceticstores.com
Shop hats and caps for the whole
family in many fashions for every
season, other accessories also
available
Sunday: 11am-3pm
DESIGN XCHANGE
175 Main Street
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-746-9477
designxchange.biz
Shop unique and sophisticated onconsignment furniture and accessories
for your home
Saturday: 10am-5pm
THE FRONT PORCH
1505 Highway 164 South
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-521-2100
ilovethefrontporch.com
Helping decorate your life with home
décor, silk flowers, boutique jewelry
and gifts
Saturday: 10am-6pm
Sunday: 11am-5pm
HARVEST HOME COLLECTION
505 W. Capitol Drive
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-4663
Shop for home furnishings and gifts
Saturday: 10am-5pm
Sunday: 12pm-4pm
HORSE EMPORIUM
280 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-549-5422
horseemporium.com
Specializing in high quality tack, riding
apparel, and supplies for all equestrian
needs
Saturday: 10am-6pm
Sunday: 12pm-4pm
JESS FLEUR FUN
320 South Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-643-7944
jessfleurfun.com
Shop for floral arrangements, seasonal
centerpieces and balloons for all
occasions
Call for hours
JUST A LITTLE BIT COUNTRY
N4 W22496 Bluemound Road
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-542-8050
justalittlebitcountry.com
Complement any home with early
American reproductions, furniture
and accessories
LITTLE SWISS CLOCK SHOP
270 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-2111
littleswissclockshop.com
An amazing collection of grandfather
clocks, wall, mantel and chime clocks,
pocket watches, barometers and music
boxes
Monday-Thursday: 9am-5:30pm
Friday: 9am-8pm
Saturday: 9am-3pm
MARTHA MERRELL’S BOOKS
231 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-1060
marthambooks.com
Browse the selection of books to
uncover your next great read
Saturday: 9:30am-5pm
Sunday: 12pm-5pm
NEPTUNE COMICS
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-544-2008
neptunecomics.com
The area’s choice for comics, games,
manga and more including books and
DVDs of popular comic book characters
Tuesday: 11am-5pm
Wednesday: 11am-7pm
Saturday: 11am-5pm
Sunday: 12pm-4pm
RESTYLE STUDIO
401 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-522-2200
restylestudio.com
Home décor consignment boutique
with a variety of styles and price
ranges to fit any need
Saturday: 10am-4pm
THREE SISTERS’ UNIQUITIES
914 Clinton Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-446-6752
sisterspirit3.com
Dedicated to promoting women’s
wellness products and apparel
Friday: 11am-6pm
Saturday: 10am-3pm
WAUKESHA SPORTS CARDS
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-544-0959
waukeshasportscards.com
Sports memorabilia and collectables
including autographed items, sports
cards and opportunties for athlete
public signings
Saturday: 10am-4pm
OLD TAVERN FOOD PRODUCTS
230 S. Prairie Avenue
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-542-5301
oldtaverncheese.com
Family owned and operated for over
75 years; shop a variety of cheese
spreads, cuts, shapes; also shop nuts,
sausages, candy and gift packages
Monday-Friday: 8am-4:30pm
Saturday: 8:30am-12:30pm
LEFT: River’s End Gallery, Historic Downtown Waukesha
ABOVE: Bangles and Bags, Historic Downtown Waukesha
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APPETITES MEET DELICIOUS
HUNGRY? WHAT ARE YOU
IN THE MOOD FOR?
Whether it’s a sunset dinner overlooking a lake, a romantic gourmet
meal in a cozy bistro, the newest and tastiest culinary creations or a
classic, comfortable time with family and friends, Waukesha Pewaukee
has it — morning, noon and night — where appetites meet delicious!
It all starts with breakfast, where you can enjoy any variety of hearty,
home-cooked fare at charming, locally-owned restaurants, diners
and coffee shops — where the conversation
is just as bright as a sunny morning.
Enjoy a leisurely
evening savoring
trendy dining
along the shore of
Pewaukee Lake
Come lunch, you’ll find a lot more to
pique your curiosity (and your taste buds).
Picturesque spots overlooking a lake and
historic streetscape. Classic burger joints.
Cool little coffee shops. Upscale, up and
coming bistros. Plus a whole menu-full of other tasty places and
spaces to discover. Whatever you like, served with a smile.
And for dinner? Well, feast your eyes (and your appetite) at the variety
and style of dining that await you in Waukesha Pewaukee. Asian, German,
Greek, Italian, Mexican, traditional, fusion and more — plus the classic
favorites of hearty American cuisine, legendary Wisconsin supper clubs,
Friday Fish Frys and oh yes, ice cream, gelato and frozen custard treats!
If you love food, and you love delicious, let’s meet up in
Waukesha Pewaukee.
ASIAN
ASIANA
1198 George Towne Drive
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-695-3888
asianadining.com
Monday-Thursday: 11am-2:30pm;
4:30pm-10pm
Friday: 11am-2:30pm;
4:30pm-11pm
Saturday: 2:30pm-11pm
Sunday: 12pm-10pm
CHING HWA CHINESE RESTAURANT
1947 E. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-544-1983
chinghwachinese.com
Monday-Thursday: 11am-2pm;
5pm-10:30pm
Friday: 11am-2pm; 5pm-10:30pm
Saturday: 5pm-10:30pm
Sunday: 11am-2:30pm;
5pm-9:30pm
Friday Fish Fry
Lakefront Dining
Live Music
Lunch
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GOLDEN GATE RESTAURANT
1427 E. Racine Avenue
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-2171
ggr.5u.com
Friday: 11am-11pm
Saturday: 4pm-11pm
Sunday: 4pm-10pm
MEIJI CUISINE
2503 Plaza Court
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-717-9868
meijicuisine.com
Monday-Thursday: 11am-3pm;
4:30pm-10pm
Friday-Saturday: 11am-3pm;
4:30pm-10:30pm
Sunday: 12pm-9:30pm
PEKING HOUSE RESTAURANT
2815 N. Grandview Boulevard
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-548-9818
pekinghousepewaukee.com
Monday-Thursday: 11am-9:30pm
Friday-Saturday: 11:30am-10pm
Sunday: 11:30am-9:30pm
SAKURA JAPAN
332 W. Broadway
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-408-5681
Tuesday-Friday: 11am-2:30pm;
4pm-10pm
Saturday: 11am-10pm
Sunday: 3pm-8pm
LEFT: Lakefront Grille, Pewaukee
ABOVE: Seester’s Mexican Cantina, Pewaukee
RIGHT: Sports Dock, Pewaukee
CASUAL
5 O’CLOCK CLUB
BUTLER INN OF PEWAUKEE
N28 W26658 Peterson Drive
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-9960
the5oclockclubpewaukee.com
Supper Club, American, International
Tuesday-Saturday: 11:30am-10pm
742 Glacier Road
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-0840
butlerinnofpewaukee.com
Supper Club, Steak, Seafood
Monday-Thursday: 3pm-9pm
Friday-Saturday: 3pm-10pm
Sunday: 3pm-8pm
BERNIE’S TAP HOUSE & RESTAURANT
CAFÉ DE ARTS ROASTERY
*Opening late 2012*
351 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
BISTRO 1600
MILWAUKEE MARRIOTT WEST
W231 N1600 Corporate Court
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-574-0888
marriott.com/mke
American
Sunday-Saturday: 6:30am-11:30pm
BREWERS TWO CAFÉ
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-701-4902
brewerstwocafe.com
Sandwiches, Wraps, Salads
Saturday: 7am-2:30pm
Sunday: 8am-12pm
136 E. St. Paul Avenue
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-446-1856
cafedearts.com
Sandwiches, Salads, Soups
Saturday: 7:30am-2:30pm
CANYON CITY WOOD GRILL & SALOON
2903 Grandview Boulevard
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-446-9061
Steak, Chops, Salad, Burgers
Monday-Wednesday: 2pm-11pm
Thursday-Sunday: 11am-11pm
BREWERS TWO CAFÉ
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-513-1883
brewerstwocafe.com
Sandwiches, Wraps, Salads
Saturday: 7am-2:30pm
Sunday: 8am-12pm
PICTURESQUE SPOTS OVERLOOKING A
LAKE AND HISTORIC STREETSCAPE.
CHANCERY
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-549-1720
thechancery.com
American
Sunday-Thursday: 11am-10pm
Friday-Saturday: 11am-11pm
THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-264-0015
subsandicecream.com
Subs, Ice Cream
Friday: 8am-10pm
Saturday: 7am-9pm
Sunday: 11am-8pm
DADY-OH’S
250 W. Broadway
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-7077
Family Diner
Friday: 7am-2pm; 5pm-9pm
Sunday: 8am-1pm
DANIEL’S GRILL
W279 N2221 Prospect Avenue
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-695-3800
Steaks, Seafood, American
J.LOTTI’S PUB & GRILL HOUSE
225 South Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-522-3009
jlottis.com
Gourmet Burgers
Monday: 11am-12am
Tuesday-Friday: 11am-2am
Saturday: 11am-2:30am
Sunday: 11am-12am
JACK’S PANTRY & CAFE
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-521-2444
foodspot.com/jackscafe
Sandwiches, Salads, Soups
Monday-Saturday: 11am-2:30pm
Friday: 5:30pm-9pm
DIVINO GELATO CAFÉ
THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY
2120 W. Moreland Boulevard
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-542-5405
subsandicecream.com
Subs, Ice Cream
Saturday: 11am-9pm
Sunday: 11am-8pm
COPPER’S PUB & GRILL
2810 Golf Road
Pewaukee,WI 53072
262-547-0201
English-style Pub
Sunday-Saturday: 11am-Bar
Friday Fish Fry
227 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-446-9490
divinogelatocafe.com
Gelato, Café
Call for Hours
DYLON’S STEAKHOUSE
N26 W30227 Maple Avenue
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-367-8955
dylonssteakhouse.com
Supper Club, Steaks, Seafood
Monday-Thursday & Sunday: 2pm-9pm
Friday-Saturday: 2pm-10pm
294 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-446-3300
gen-five.com
Small Plate Dining
Tuesday-Thursday: 11:30am-9pm
Live Music
Lunch
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21445 W. Gumina Road
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-781-7995
jakes-restaurant.com
Friday-Saturday: 5pm-9:30pm
JOHN’S DRIVE IN
1317 Arcadian Avenue
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-542-2842
Sandwiches, Hot Dogs, Root Beer
GENERATIONS AT FIVE POINTS
Lakefront Dining
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KEY WESTCONSIN
331 Riverfront Plaza
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-446-2346
keywestconsin.com
Seafood, Sandwiches
LAKEFRONT GRILLE
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-0200
lakefrontgrille.com
Steaks, Sandwiches, Salads
Saturday: 10am-11pm
Sunday: 10am-8pm
LE CAFFE BISTRO
S30 W24896 Sunset Drive
Waukesha, WI 53189
262-522-7942
lecaffebistro.com
Coffee, Sandwiches
Saturday: 6am-5pm
Sandbar Sports Pub, Pewaukee
MAINSTREAM BAR & GRILL
THE NEIGHBOR’S BAR & GRILL
MICHAEL’S HOUSE OF PRIME
PAT’S RIB PLACE
404 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-544-6222
mainstreambarandgrill.com
Burgers, Wings, Skewers
Monday-Saturday: 4pm-2am
Sunday: 11am-2am
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-1450
foodspot.com/houseofprime
Tuesday-Sunday: 5pm-10pm
S16 W22255 Arcadian Avenue
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-408-5872
theneighborsbarandgrille.com
Sandwiches, Grilled Pizza
Sunday-Thursday: 10:30am-2am
Friday-Saturday: 10:30am-2:30am
151 E. Sunset Drive
Waukesha, WI 53189
262-544-4099
patsribplace.net
Southern BBQ
Friday: 11am-9pm
Saturday: 12pm-9pm
PEOPLE’S PARK
337 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-522-6868
taylorspeoplespark.com
Sandwiches, Salads
Sunday-Saturday: 10:30am-11pm
ROCHESTER DELI, INC
THUNDER BAY GRILLE
SLOPPY JOE’S SODA FOUNTAIN
WILDFLOWER’S RESTAURANT
143 W. Broadway
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-522-9611
rochesterdeli.com
Delicatessan, Cake Shop
Friday: 10am-8pm
Saturday: 11am-6pm
280 W. Broadway
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-544-1610
sloppyjoes.vpweb.com
BBQ, Hot Dogs, Ice Cream
Call for Hours
2810 Golf Road
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-970-5001
American
Sunday-Saturday: 6:30am-2pm;
5pm-10pm
SPRING CITY RESTAURANT
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-544-9000
springcityrestaurant.com
Family Diner
Sunday-Wednesday: 6am-10pm
Thursday-Saturday: 24 hours
SPRIZZO GALLERY CAFFÉ
363 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-513-5640
sprizzo.net
Sandwiches, Salads
Sunday: 7am-4pm
THE STEAMING CUP
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OSCAR’S FROZEN CUSTARD
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-798-9707
oscarscustard.com
Sunday-Thursday: 10:30am-11pm
Friday-Saturday: 10:30am-12am
GERMAN
ERIC’S PORTER-HAUS
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-542-1300
ericsporterhaus.com
Friday-Saturday: 4:30pm-10pm
WEISSGERBER’S GASTHAUS
WISCONSIN MACHINE SHED
N14 W24145 Tower Place
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-523-1322
machineshed.com/pewaukee
Home-style American
Sunday: 7am-9pm
CUSTARD
BUBBA’S FROZEN CUSTARD
340 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-522-3605
steamingcupwaukesha.com
Sandwiches, Soups, Salads
Monday-Tuesday: 6:30am-5pm
Wednesday-Thursday: 6:30am-8pm
Sunday: 8am-12pm
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Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-523-4244
thunderbaygrille.com/pewaukee
Small Plates, Steaks, Fish
Sunday: 10am-9pm
1276 Capitol Drive
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-695-8189
bubbasfrozencustard.com
Sunday-Thursday: 11am-9:30pm
MURF’S FROZEN CUSTARD
1345 S. West Avenue
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-7944
foodspot.com/murfswaukesha
Sunday-Thursday: 10:30am-9:30pm
VISITWAUKESHA.ORG
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-544-4460
weissgerbers.com
Friday-Saturday: 4:30pm-9:30pm
GREEK
GYROS WEST
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-544-0211
gyroswest.com
ITALIAN
ALBANESE’S ROADHOUSE
2301 Bluemound Road
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-785-1930
foodspot.com/albaneses
Monday-Thursday: 4:30pm-9pm
Friday-Saturday: 4:30pm-10pm
La Estacion, Waukesha
JIMMY’S GROTTO
314 E. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-8906
jimmysgrottopizza.com
Monday-Thursday: 9am-12am
Friday-Saturday: 9am-1am
Sunday: 11am-10pm
MATTEO’S ITALIAN RISTORANTE & BAR
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-544-6022
foodspot.com/matteos
Friday-Saturday: 4pm-12am
Sunday: 3pm-10pm
PARK AVENUE PIZZA CO.
121 Park Avenue
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-0503
parkavenuepizza.com
Friday: 11am-11pm
Saturday: 6am-11pm
Sunday: 6am-9pm
LA ESTACION
319 Williams Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-521-1986
laestactionrestaurant.com
LA FUENTE
SALVO’S PIZZERIA
125 Oakton Avenue
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-8100
salvospizzeria.com
Tuesday-Saturday: 3pm-9pm
Sunday: 4pm-9pm
2423 Kossow Road
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-717-9400
ilovelafuente.com
PLAZA GARIBALDI
MIA’S ITALIAN CUISINE
800 Clinton Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-6503
Tuesday-Friday: 11:30am-2pm;
4:30pm-9:30pm
Saturday: 4:30pm-10:30pm
Sunday: 4pm-8pm
MICHAEL’S ITALIAN-AMERICAN
RESTAURANT
MEXICAN
CAFÉ ESPERANZA
410 Arcadian Avenue
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-832-1515
lacasadeesperanza.org
CASA DEL RIO
1400 S. Grand Avenue
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-549-0406
foodspot.com/michaelspizza
Sunday-Monday: 3:30pm-10pm
Tuesday-Saturday: 3:30pm-12am
408 E. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-542-4080
foodspot.com/casadelrio
Monday: 11am-9pm
Sunday: 9am-9pm
MONTECITO RISTORANTE LOUNGE
CASA TEQUILA
257 W. Broadway
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-542-7470
montecitoristorante.com
Monday-Tuesday: 11am-10pm
Wednesday-Thursday: 11am-12am
Sunday: 11am-10pm
1405 W. Capitol Drive
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-746-6966
casatequilawisconsin.com
Sunday: 10am-10pm
2301 Silvernail Road
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-446-0889
fiestagaribaldimilwaukee.com
SALSA CAFÉ & CANTINA
1230 George Towne Drive
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-7126
salsacafeandcantina.com
Sunday: 11am-8pm
SEESTER’S MEXICAN CANTINA
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-746-9400
seestersmexicancantina.com
Tuesday-Friday: 11:30am-9pm
Saturday: 4pm-9pm
Friday Fish Fry
Lakefront Dining
Live Music
Lunch
SERRANOS MEXICAN RESTAURANT
CLUB 400
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-542-9700
habanerosmilwaukee.com
322 Williams Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-896-3540
club400waukesha.com
College Hangout
Monday-Friday: 2pm-Bar
Saturday-Sunday: 10am-Bar
THE SPOT
CURLY’S WATERFRONT
SPORTS BAR & GRILL
316 W. Sunset Drive
Waukesha, WI 53189
262-446-6722
thespotonsunset.com
Sunday: 6am-8pm
118 Main Street
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-9237
billyhos.com
Traditional Bar
Monday-Friday: 11am-Bar
BOOMER’S SPORTS PUB & GRILL
N29 W24483 Watertown Road
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-2558
boomerspub.com
Sports Bar
260 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-549-3910
boscosbar.com
Upscale Retro
Monday-Thursday: 4pm-2am
Friday: 4pm-2:30am
Saturday: 5pm-2:30am
Sunday: 11am-2am
Friday Fish Fry
Lakefront Dining
Live Music
WAUKESHA PEWAUKEE |
KRANKY’S
719 Glacier Road
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-7779
Traditional Bar
MAGELLAN’S ON MAIN
N38 W27091 Parkside Road
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-9947
Traditional Bar
Tuesday-Saturday: 4pm-10pm
Sunday: 4pm-9pm
THE END ZONE PUB & GRILL
MASTER Z’S CUE CLUB
W226 N3013 Duplainville Road
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-695-5300
Sports Bar
FUZZY’S SPORTS PUB & GRILL
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-522-3615
masterzscueclub.net
Pool Hall
627 E. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-524-8899
fuzzyssportspubandgrill.com
Sports Pub
Monday-Wednesday: 8am-10pm
Saturday: 7am-10pm
Sunday: 7am-3pm
MC’S SPORTS BAR
HANNON’S FINE FOOD & COCKTAILS
NETTIE’S IRISH PUB
357 W. Broadway
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-4272
hannonspub.com
Irish Pub
Monday-Friday: 11am-Bar
Saturday: 11am-Bar
Lunch
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354 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-446-0181
houseofguinness.com
Irish Pub
Monday-Thursday: 3pm-1:30am
Friday-Saturday: 3pm-2am
370 W. Main Street
Waukesha WI 53186
262-542-0420
Cozy Bar
Friday-Saturday: 3pm-2:30am
Sunday: 3pm-2am
DOC’S DRY DOCK
NIGHTLIFE
BILLY HO’S BAR AND GRILL
BOSCO’S SOCIAL CLUB
W272 N2696 Lakeview Boulevard
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-691-4243
curlyswaterfront.com
Live Events Bar
HOUSE OF GUINNESS
VISITWAUKESHA.ORG
711 Morgan Street
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-544-6799
Sports Bar
Monday: 2pm-2am
Tuesday-Thursday: 11am-2am
Sunday: 11am-2am
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-695-6477
Irish Pub
NICE ASH CIGAR BAR
327 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-9009
theniceash.com
Cigar Bar
Sunday-Thursday: 12pm-2am
Friday-Saturday: 12pm-2:30am
PRICE POINTE SPORTZ LOUNGE
532 Bluemound Road
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-524-7996
pricepointeinn.org/sportz_lounge
Cozy Bar
Saturday: 4pm-12am
Sunday: 4pm-10pm
RJ’S SPORTS GRILL AND BAR
S31 W24661 Sunset Drive
Waukesha, WI 53189
262-544-6161
American, Burgers, Baskets
Sunday: 11am-7pm
ROOTERS NITE CLUB
AMF WAUKESHA LANES
SPORTIES SPORTS BAR
SUNSET ENTERTAINMENT CENTER
901 Northview Road
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-544-9600
rooters.com
Live Events Bar
Monday-Saturday: 5pm-Bar
333 W. Sunset Drive
Waukesha, WI 53189
262-542-9142
Sports Bar
SALTY TOAD
SPORTS DOCK
921 Friedman Drive
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-549-3669
Traditional Bar
Monday-Saturday: 10am-1:30am
SANDBAR SPORTS PUB & CLUB CHILL
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-696-4578
sandbarsportspub.com
Sports Bar
Friday-Saturday: 11am-2:30am
Sunday: 11am-2am
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-695-9600
sportsdockonthelake.com
Sports Bar
THE ROX BAR PUB & GRILL
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-544-9020
theroxbar.com
Neighborhood Pub
Sunday-Wednesday: 11am-12am
Thursday-Saturday: 11am-2am
Divino Gelato Café, Historic Downtown Waukesha
TRAVELERS MEET RELAXATION
VENTURING TO WAUKESHA
PEWAUKEE FOR A VACATION
GETAWAY? A BUSINESS
MEETING? BOTH?
If you’re needing rest (and who wouldn’t after the active days we promise
here?), we make it easy — with many of the highest quality hotels and inns
right here ready to make your stay both comfortable and enjoyable.
As most of our overnight accommodations are just a hop-skip off of
the interstate, traveling here is literally a breeze. Staying in Waukesha
Pewaukee means you’re mere highway minutes from Wisconsin’s major
urban centers — all surrounded by some of the most breathtaking natural
scenery that Wisconsin has to offer.
While some vacationers love to stay here for a single night or a weekend
getaway, others regularly extend their time with us, their family and their
friends — discovering the fun and adventure, the variety and recreation, the
good times and great values that our area (and our lodging) offer like no other.
If you’re traveling on business, we can easily accommodate you for
the night — or an extended stay — at business- and budget-conscious
properties. From a historic downtown hotel, to full-service hotels, to
charming inns, you’ll value the variety, and appreciate the opportunity
many offer to host meetings and banquets on-site.
So come, stay the night (and hopefully, stay longer!) in Waukesha
Pewaukee. It’s where rest meets easy.
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WAUKESHA PEWAUKEE |
VISITWAUKESHA.ORG
LODGING
BEST WESTERN
WAUKESHA GRAND HOTEL
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-524-9300 or 800-937-8376
bestwesternwisconsin.com
Combining Midwestern hospitality
with state-of-the-art services
and amenities, the Best Western
Waukesha Grand Hotel, located in
Pewaukee, is a popular destination
of business professionals and
vacationers alike. Room selections
include Business Class, Deluxe,
Executive King as well as their
popular Whirlpool Rooms.
Traveling with your pet? They are
welcome, too! Plus, their location
offers quick and easy access to
I-94, as well as many of Waukesha
Pewaukee’s best meeting facilities,
local dining and recreation
destinations. Ample complimentary
parking is available.
Business Center
Complimentary Continental
Breakfast
Fitness Center/Indoor Pool/
Whirlpool
THE CLARKE HOTEL
314 W. Main Street
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-549-3800
theclarkehotel.com
Located in Waukesha’s charming and
historic downtown, The Clarke Hotel is
the essence of boutique style — with
20 individually designed guestrooms,
plus a 1,750 square foot ballroom
and private meeting spaces. While the
ballroom can accommodate up to 150
guests for a cocktail reception and
120 for banquet seating (and includes
state-of-the-art AV equipment),
other intimate rooms are available
for breakouts or smaller meeting
groups. Custom-crafted catering is
also available. Guestroom amenities
include Kohler spa bathrooms,
high thread count Italian bedding,
concierge services, valet parking
and more luxuries. Complete any
savvy traveler’s indulgences with an
overnight stay at The Clarke Hotel!
Business Center
Complimentary Continental Breakfast
Complimentary USA Today
LEFT: The Springs Water Park, Country Springs Hotel
BELOW: Holiday Inn Pewaukee/Milwaukee West
WATER PARK CONFERENCE CENTER
2810 Golf Road
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-547-0201 or 800-247-6640
Providing a relaxed, professional and
friendly environment, the Country
Springs Hotel offers outstanding
quality and service in 187 guestrooms
(including Executive and Governor’s
Suites), plus more than 20 meeting
rooms, in a convenient and picturesque
setting complete with complimentary
parking and “splashtacular” water park
including the Triple Dog Dare raft ride,
the Cyclone body slide and indooroutdoor whirlpool. More outdoor fun
includes basketball, volleyball, walking
and bike trail, tennis, and adjacent
18-hole golf course. Wildflowers
Restaurant and Copper’s Pub offer a
great place to unwind and relax. With
40,000 square feet of diversified
meeting and banquet space, Country
Springs accommodates meetings from
the smallest groups to more than 700
persons. For a unique twist, move
outdoors to the signature Garden
Gazebo and Grand Pavilion in Village
Park. Or for a higher-tech learning
environment, the Executive Learning
Center offers four identical meeting
suites featuring leading technology
and hard surface workstations with
data ports for each attendee.
Business Center
Fitness Center/Indoor Pool/Whirlpool
EXTENDED STAY AMERICA
MILWAUKEE-WAUKESHA
2520 Plaza Court
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-798-0217
extendedstayamerica.com
Whether you’re staying one night, two
nights or 20, Extended Stay America
Milwaukee-Waukesha is your ideal
home away from home every time you
travel to the Waukesha Pewaukee area.
Every one of their 122 guestrooms is
designed with the convenience you
need to make your stay as comfortable
as possible, including a fully equipped
kitchen, complimentary Wi-Fi,
multi-line phones and voicemail.
Parking is always complimentary
and pets are always welcome.
Housekeeping is available weekly
and guests may request daily
turndown service in the evening.
TRAVELERS MEET RELAXATION
HOLIDAY INN
PEWAUKEE/MILWAUKEE WEST
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-506-6300 or 800-333-3333
holidayinn.com
With a Frank Lloyd Wright inspired
design, the Holiday Inn features
custom-crafted furnishings befitting
the legendary prairie style architecture.
Whether your stay is to be productive,
celebratory or refreshing, it’s easy to
appreciate the diverse amenities –
including complimentary parking –
and simple elegance found in 119
executive class guestrooms that
feature plush terry robes, oversized
bathrooms, workstations with virtual
office and more. The Lake Country
Ballroom, with nearly 2,400 square
feet, comfortably seats 200 guests
banquet style, or quickly converts
to three breakout rooms for 85-100
attendees; each of four dramatic
boardroom suites accommodates
12-14 meeting attendees in a
state-of-the-art environment.
Professionally trained Customer
Service Representatives will detail
your entire event to ensure nothing
will be overlooked.
Business Center
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WAUKESHA PEWAUKEE |
MILWAUKEE MARRIOTT WEST
PRICE POINTE INN
W231 N1600 Corporate Drive
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-574-0888 or 800-228-9290
marriott.com/mkemw
When searching for outstanding
accommodations for your next visit
to the Waukesha Pewaukee area,
look no further than the Milwaukee
Marriott West. With 281 comfortable
and luxurious guestrooms and suites
featuring complimentary high-speed
internet, we are pleased to offer a
24-hour business center, indoor pool
and whirlpool, fitness center, concierge
lounge and complimentary parking.
Savor breakfast, lunch and dinner
on-site at Bistro 1600, which also
caters room service. If your stay
includes hosting a lavish banquet,
business meeting, business luncheon
or top-level executive session, the
Milwaukee Marriott West offers
full-service meeting and banquet
facilities for groups from 10 to 900,
with nearly 14,000 square feet of
meeting and banquet space.
Business Center
532 Bluemound Road
Waukesha, WI 53188
262-524-7996
pricepointeinn.org
Looking for a big name hotel —
without the big name expense?
The Price Pointe Inn is a 23-room
inn offering amenities any budgetconscious traveler is searching for,
while providing complimentary
parking and a convenient location to
the Waukesha County Expo Center,
Historic Downtown Waukesha, and
quick and easy access to I-94.
Amenities include LCD flat panel
TVs, free Wi-Fi, microwaves, as well
as refrigerators in select double, king
and loft style sleeping rooms. The
Price Pointe Inn is pet-friendly. Also,
the lower level lounge features a
variety of entertainment including Wii,
Golden Tee, gaming machines, and
TVs complemented by a full bar and
comfortable sofa seating.
Business Center
VISITWAUKESHA.ORG
RAMADA WAUKESHA HOTEL
SUPER 8 WAUKESHA
WILDWOOD LODGE LAKE COUNTRY
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-547-7770 or 800-272-6232
ramada.com
Conveniently located just a short
drive from I-94, the Ramada offers
92 quality guestrooms, including
whirlpool suites and complimentary
parking. It also features a modest size
meeting room that works perfectly for
small meetings ranging from strategic
planning to educational sessions.
The nearly 400 square foot meeting
room seats up to 25 attendees in a
conference style room set. Meeting
room amenities include TV/VCR,
chalkboard or whiteboard and choice
of beverages and snacks. Additional
catering services available from several
nearby restaurants.
2510 Plaza Court
Waukesha, WI 53186
262-786-6015 or 800-800-8000
super8.com
Conveniently located to I-94, travelers
will appreciate the ease, convenience,
comfort and value offered with
100 comfortable guestrooms,
complimentary parking and a staff with
a “can do” attitude. Pets welcome.
Small meeting room available with
amenities that include a 25” TV, dry
erase board, podium, screen and more.
Area restaurants are available to cater
food and beverage needs.
Business Center
Pewaukee, WI 53072
262-506-2000 or 888-506-2005
thewildwoodlodge.com
From elegant and unique, to crisp
and professional, Wildwood Lodge
offers a sophisticated lodge feel among
94 all-suite accommodations and
offers complimentary parking. Unique
amenities include complimentary
Wi-Fi, 32” flat screen TVs, 7-layer
sleep system, warm homemade cookies
and deluxe continental breakfast.
This unique setting is also perfect for
corporate meetings, social receptions
and banquets for groups from two to
72. Offering two meeting rooms with
a total of 1,800 square feet of flexible
space, the service staff provides expert
planning, preparation and presentation,
tailoring menus and services to fit your
needs. Professionally trained Customer
Service Representatives will detail
the entire event to ensure nothing
is overlooked.
LEFT: Milwaukee Marriott West
ABOVE: Holiday Inn Pewaukee/Milwaukee West
BELOW: Wildwood Lodge Lake Country
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