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CALENDAR OF EVENTS/DINING & NIGHTLIFE GUIDE JULY 2011
B
astille Days
July 14-17
visitmilwaukee.org / 800.554.1448
JULY
Major Events / 2
On-Going Events / 19
Summerfest
July Events / 4
Palms Bistro & Bar
Brady Street Festival
Calendar of Events
Grohmann Museum
2011 GREATER MILWAUKEE MAJOR EVENTS
1/1
Cool Fool Kite Festival
414/305-3145
1/21-22
Gallery Night and Day
414/273-1173
2/5-6
Cedarburg Winter Festival
800/237-2874
2/26-3/6
Greater Milwaukee Auto Show
414/908-6001
3/5-6
Indian Summer Festivals Winter Pow Wow 414/604-1000
3/9-13
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Sports Show 414/224-2419
3/12
Blarney Run/Walk
414/479-8900
3/12
Downtown St. Patrick’s Day Parade
414/276-6696
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
5/8
National Night Out Pancake Breakfast
414/479-8900
6/2-9/22
Jazz in the Park
414/271-1416
TBDVerge
800/745-3000
6/4
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
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
6/23-26NASCAR
800/365-7223
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
7/10
Summerfest Rock ‘n Sole Half Marathon 414/273-2680
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
7/25-31
EAA AirVenture
920/426-4800
7/29-30
414/273-1173
7/30
Brady Street Festival
414/272-3978
8/4-14
Wisconsin State Fair
800/884-FAIR
8/6
Summer Sizzle
414/273-1173
8/6
African World Festival
414-291-7959
8/6-7
Milwaukee Air & Water Show
800/554-1448
8/13-14
Morning Glory Fine Craft Fair
414/273-7206
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
9/9-24
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
9/22-10-2
Milwaukee Film Festival
414/755-1965
9/23-25
Harvest Fair/World Beef Expo
414/266-7000
10/2
Milwaukee’s Lakefront Marathon
414/291-2647
10/21-22
414/273-1173
10/21-23
Hunting Moon Pow Wow
414/847-7320
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
12/2-3
Christmas in the Ward
414/273-1173
12/21-12/31
Winterfest 2011
414/908-6001
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.
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JULY 1
‘ROUND MIDDAY CONCERT - DAVID WAKE The ‘Round Midday concert series
features jazz pianist David Wake. Bring your lunch and enjoy complimentary
Anodyne coffee and cookies. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased at the door or
in advance by calling. Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, 1584 N. Prospect Avenue;
12-1 p.m.; 414/276-5760; www.wcmusic.org
JULY 2-16
FRENCH POSTERS For a true French experience, revisit Paris in the gay 90s
through the original posters of Cheret, Cappiello and others. French posters, along
with original paintings, drawings, and magazine illustrations by the poster artists, all
for sale. DeLind Gallery of Fine Art, 450 E. Mason Street; 10-5 p.m.; 414/271-8525;
www.delindgallery.com
JULY 1-2
HANGIN’ WITH HYATT: CAMPIN’ AND CANOEIN’ Check in and tent pitching
starts at 6 p.m. and at 7 p.m. we’re off to Mystery Lake. Grab a net, hop into a
canoe, and catch as many critters as you can. At 9 p.m. we’ll head down to the
beach for a campfire and smores. A continental breakfast inside the building is
served between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. Bring a tent, flashlight, and whatever else you
need to camp overnight. Schlitz Audubon Nature Center, 1111 E. Brown Deer Road;
6-10 a.m.; 414/352-2880; www.sanc.org
THROUGH JULY 3
“CHURCH BASEMENT LADIES” A celebration of the church basement kitchen
and the women who work there. Features four distinct characters and their
relationships as they organize the food and the problems of a rural Minnesota
church. Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 N. Water Street; 414/273-7206;
www.marcuscenter.org
JULY 1-31
THE SPICE HOUSE SALUTE TO FESTA ITALIANA Chicago Deep Dish Pizza
Pizzazz is our July Spice of the Month! Everything you might find on the table
of your favorite pizza joint all mixed into one blend. This blend mixes well with
breadcrumbs for Sicilian style breading. Use in pasta dishes or chicken Vesuvio.
Top cheese bread or your favorite pizza with this cheesy Italian style seasoning. To
sample Chicago Deep Dish Pizza Pizzazz, visit The Spice House at 1031 N. Old
World 3rd St, 9-6 M-F, 9-5 Sat, 12-4 Sun. or at The Milwaukee Public Market, 400
N. Water Street. The Spice House; 414/272-0977; www.thespicehouse.com
“BRICKS AND MORTAR” PAC BUILDING FUNDRAISER A salon sale of original
paintings by Artist James Michael. Opening reception July 1; 4-7 p.m. Plymouth Arts
Center, 520 E. Mill Street, Plymouth; 920/892-8409; www.plymoutharts.org
FREE FIRST FRIDAY AT THE RACINE ART MUSEUM Visitors can enjoy
the Racine Art Museum for Free the first Friday of every month. Located steps
from Lake Michigan in downtown Racine, RAM is one of the United States’
most significant craft museums. Sponsored by the Osborne and Scekic Family
Foundation. Free hands-on art activity 4 - 8p.m. Racine Art Museum, 441 Main
Street, Racine; 10-9 p.m.; 262/638-8300; www.ramart.org
THROUGH JULY 2
MILWAUKEE TROLLEY LOOP “HOP ‘N SHOP, WINE ‘N DINE” A connection
to attractions and summer activities throughout Westown, East Town and the
Historic Third Ward, the Milwaukee Trolley Loop links riders to the Milwaukee Public
Market, Frontier Airlines Center, Milwaukee Public Museum, Jazz in the Park,
River Rhythms, farm markets, Milwaukee Art Museum, Discovery World, Betty
Brinn Children’s Museum and theater and hotel districts. Other highlights include
the connectivity to street-level retail, restaurants, spas and salons. Two trolleys will
service the route to offer 20-minute headways at designated stops. One complete
loop is 40 minutes. Fare is $1 per person, round-trip. Milwaukee Downtown, BID
#21, 600 E. Wells Street; 11-10p.m.; 414/562-RIDE; www.milwaukeedowntown.com
THE NURSERY & GARDEN SHOP EXHIBIT The newest pretend business in
Home Town allows children to role-play as a landscape designer or builder, or work
in the garden shop full of hands-on activities that help build important skills. Betty
Brinn Children’s Museum, 929 E. Wisconsin Avenue; 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; 414/390-5437;
www.bbcmkids.org
SUMMERFEST Summerfest will take place June 29-July 3. Closed July 4. The
world’s largest music festival and Milwaukee’s cornerstone summer celebration
attracts the music industry’s hottest stars, emerging talent and local favorites. The
Marcus Amphitheater and 10 additional stages, along with a diverse selection of
food and beverage vendors, marketplaces and interactive exhibits, are set against
the Lake Michigan and downtown backdrops, creating a festival experience like no
other. Summerfest, 200 N. Harbor Drive; 12p.m.-12a.m.; 414/273-2680;
www.summerfest.com
JULY 3
FIREWORKS KITE FESTIVAL Boom, Boom.. KSWI in Conjuction with Gift of
Wings, U.S. Bank and Milwaukee County Parks will sponsor our annual Fireworks
Kite Festival. Featuring the giant kites of Yves LaForest. This is a fun fly and all are
welcome to participate. Our goal is to fill the sky with as many kites as possible.
Times from 11 a.m.-6:30 p.m., then 7:30 p.m. until the fireworks start at 9:25 p.m.
Fly a kite and get the best seats in the house for the greatest firworks show on
Earth. Come early and don’t plan on leaving until after the fireworks are finished at
10:15 p.m. Gift of Wings, Veterans Park, Milwaukee Lakefront; 11a.m.-9 p.m.;
414/425-8002; www.giftofwings.com
MILWAUKEE FIREWORKS Enjoy the sights and sounds of the biggest and best
fireworks display. Downtown Milwaukee at Veterans Park; www.visitmilwaukee.org
THE VAULT
IS NOW
JULY 2-3
SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION OF THE BRUMDER MANSION WITH P.A.S.T
Tickets sold on a per-room basis, not per person.The price is $350 a room and there
are only six rooms. This includes dinner and a scientific overnight investigation and
breakfast. Brumder Mansion Bed & Breakfast, 3046 W. Wisconsin Avenue; 4p.m.-4
a.m.; 414/218-2202; www.brumdermansion.com
OPEN
SPECIAL EXHIBIT
h-dmuseum.com
NOW THROUGH AUGUST 21
EXHIBITS | SHOP | RESTAURANTS | FREE PARKING
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ROTARY MUSIC FESTIVAL The Rotary Music Festival, presented by the
Cedarburg-Grafton Rotary Club to benefit student scholarships, offers performances
by numerous drum and bugle corps from across the state. Order online or call.
Cedarburg Visitors Center, Cedarburg; 7p.m.; 262/377-5856; www.cedarburg.org
THROUGH JULY 4
2011 UNITED STATES OPEN TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP The U.S. Open
is the premier event for table tennis in the United States. Over 700 athletes from 15
countries are expected at this year’s event, hosted by the city of Milwaukee. Tickets
are available as a daily pass or for the entire tournament. Frontier Airlines Center,
400 W. Wisconsin Avenue; 414/908-6001; www.frontierairlinescenter.org
JULY 4
4TH OF JULY PARADE AND HOMETOWN CELEBRATIONS Cedarburg’s
community parade starts at Firemen’s Park at 10 a.m. and will make its way
south. Day-long activities and entertainment in Cedar Creek Park after the parade
will culminate with a performance by the Cedarburg Civic Band and a fantastic
fireworks display at dusk. Cedarburg Visitors Center, Cedarburg; 10 a.m.-10 p.m.;
262/377-5856; www.cedarburg.org
WAUWATOSA’S INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE begins at 9 am. and runs along
North Ave. from Mayfair Rd. east to N. 81st St. The street is closed to regular traffic
at 7:30 a.m. Spectators may place chairs along the parade route beginning at 6
a.m. the day of the parade. The afternoon program begins at 12:30 pm at Hart Park
(73rd and Chestnut) and runs until 4 pm. There will be pony rides, camel rides,
and a petting zoo. Music on the Move will offer rides (with the purchase of a $10
bracelet) until 9 pm. Fireworks at 9:30 p.m. in Hart Park. www.wauwatosa.net
MILWAUKEE BREWERS VS. ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS Miller Park; 3:10 p.m.;
414/902-4400; www.brewers.com
JULY 5
JULY 5-10
SUMMERFEST The World’s Largest Music Festival and Milwaukee’s cornerstone
summer celebration attracts the music industry’s hottest stars, emerging talent
and local favorites. The Marcus Amphitheater and 10 additional stages, along with
a diverse selection of food and beverage vendors, marketplaces and interactive
exhibits along Lake Michigan create a festival experience like no other. Patrons can
also enjoy Miller Lite, the Official Beer of Summerfest. Summerfest, 200 N. Harbor
Drive; 12p.m.-12a.m.; 414/273-2680; www.summerfest.com
JULY 6
JULY 6-9
MILWAUKEE TROLLEY LOOP “Hop ‘n Shop, Wine ‘n Dine” aboard the Milwaukee
Trolley Loop. Offering visitors a connection to attractions and summer activities
throughout Westown, East Town and the Historic Third Ward, the Milwaukee
Trolley Loop links riders to the Milwaukee Public Market, Frontier Airlines Center,
Milwaukee Public Museum, Jazz in the Park, River Rhythms, farm markets,
Milwaukee Art Museum, Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin, Betty Brinn Children’s
Museum and the theater and hotel districts. Other highlights along the route include
the connectivity to street-level retail, restaurants, spas and salons. Two trolleys will
service the route to offer 20-minute headways at designated stops. One complete
loop is 40 minutes. Fare is $1 per person, round-trip. Milwaukee Downtown, BID
#21, 600 E. Wells Street; 11-10p.m.; 414/562-RIDE; www.milwaukeedowntown.com
JULY 6-10
“CHURCH BASEMENT LADIES” Church Basement Ladies, a celebration of the
church basement kitchen and the women who work there, features four distinct
characters and their relationships as they organize the food and the problems of
a rural Minnesota church. Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 N. Water
Street; 414/273-7206; www.marcuscenter.org
JULY 6-28
CIVIC PLAZA CONCERT SERIES Brookfield noon concert series presents: July
6 - Vintage Vegas. July 13 - Marcell, Keyboardist Extraordinaire. July 20 - Dusk.
July 28 - Al White. Brookfield Convention & Visitors Bureau, Suite 203 17100 W.
Bluemound Road; 12-1 p.m.; 262/789-0220; www.visitbrookfield.com
JULY 7
JAZZ IN THE PARK - ORGONE East Town Association presents: Orgone. A
universal life force, a cosmic unit of energy, the creative force in nature. Los Angeles
based band Orgone is many souls with a cosmic connection, a natural creative
force and musicians who have played together for years. Cathedral Square Park,
corner of Jefferson and Wells in Downtown Milwaukee; 6-9 p.m.; 414/271-1416;
www.easttown.com
MILWAUKEE BREWERS VS. CINCINNATI REDS Miller Park; 7:10 p.m.;
JULY 7-AUGUST 21
“THE NEW MUSICAL DAVID” Story of the young man David growing from
shepherd to singer to warrior to King of Israel. David lived a life filled with danger,
romance, music, laughter and faith. The Fireside Dinner Theatre, P.O. Box 7 1131
Janesville Avenue, Fort Atkinson; 800/477-9505; www.firesidetheatre.com
JULY 8
IN CONCERT AT THE BRUMDER MANSION Kimber Rising - pop/urban group
based out of Nashville. Danielle Cruz, Amanda Wilcox, and Brianna Wilcox make
up this inspiring musical collaboration. Brumder Mansion Bed & Breakfast, 3046 W.
Wisconsin Avenue; 7-9p.m.; 414/218-2202; www.brumdermansion.com
JAZZ JAM SESSION Connect with Milwaukee’s community of jazz lovers. Come
and play or just hang out in a friendly, smoke-free, alcohol-free environment. No
cover charge. Open to high school and adult musicians of all experience levels.
Drums, piano, vibes, bass amps, guitar amps, and vocal P.A. provided. Wisconsin
Conservatory of Music, 1584 N. Prospect Avenue; 6-9 p.m.; 414/276-5760;
www.wcmusic.org
JULY 8-9
DELAFIELD BLOCK PARTY: FOOD & MUSIC FESTIVAL Enjoy live bands,
beverage tents and delicious food sold by Delafield Chamber member restaurants.
Bring your portable chairs, purchase dinner and beverages and settle in for an
evening of entertainment under the stars. Visitors have four lodging choices in
the City of Delafield. Delafield Promotional & Tourism Council, P. O. Box 180171,
Delafield; 5p.m.-12 a.m.; www.visitdelafield.org
MILLERS AT MILWAUKEE - VINTAGE INDY CAR EVENT Experience the sights
and sounds of vintage Indy champ cars and Roadsters on the Milwaukee Mile
as the Harry Miller Club holds its 17th annual event on the historic oval track!
Over 50 remarkable race cars run the mile, while you watch from the pit wall - no
grandstand seating. Speak to the car owners and hear the history of these champ
cars and the details of their impressive restorations! Don’t miss this opportunity to
see Millers, Kurtis, Mercers, Watson Roadsters, Bugattis, Duesenbergs, Fords and
others from across the country participate in this 2-day exhibition. Spectators enter
the Wisconsin State Fair Park at Gate 5 and enter the track through the tunnel.
Admission fees of $25 are collected upon entering the track and include parking
on the infield. Concessions are open for your convenience. Friday hours:
11 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday hours: 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Harry A. Miller Club, Germantown;
262/388-5221; www.harrymillerclub.com
JULY 9
CEDARBURG GARDEN WALK The Cedarburg Woman’s Club Garden Walk offers
six beautiful gardens in the Cedarburg area for you to explore. Tickets available at
Olsen’s Piggly Wiggly, Cedarburg, Johnson’s Gardens on Hwy 60, Cedarburg; and
Great Lakes Pool & Spa, Thiensville. Cedarburg Visitors Center, Cedarburg;
9-4 p.m.; 262/377-5856; www.cedarburg.org
Play.
FRIENDS OF THE MILWAUKEE PUBLIC LIBRARY USED BOOK SALE Pick up
a good book at the friends used book sale in Bay View, and support your Milwaukee
Public Library too! Friends with valid membership cards can shop beginning at
8:30 a.m. before the general public. Bay View Library, 2566 S. Kinnickinnic Ave.;
9-4 p.m.; 414/286-3000; www.mpl.org
MEMORIES OF WASHINGTON PARK ZOO Do you remember the Washington
Park Zoo? If you have fond memories of visits to this zoo or are just curious about
this part of Milwaukee history, come join us for a presentation by Bess Frank, retired
Curator of Large Mammals at the Milwaukee County Zoo, and Mary Kazmierczak,
Librarian of the Zoo Archives. Memorabilia will also be on display. Washington Park
Library, 2121 N. Sherman Blvd.; 414/286-3000; www.mpl.org
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JULY 9-10
WILD ONES WEEKEND Enjoy a real 1940s motorcycle rally with the Knucklehead
Reunion, Antique Bike show, and motorcycle field games. You don’t want to miss
the American Motor Drome Company’s thrill riders as they defy gravity in the
amazing Wall of Death on antique Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Harley-Davidson
Museum, 400 W. Canal Street; www.h-dmuseum.com
JULY 10
“ALIVE IN THE ARTS” JURIED ART SHOW OPENING A wide variety of media
are represented. Richard Daehnert, Art Professor Emeritus, University of Tennesee,
Knoxville BS, MS, MFA, has juried and judged the exhibit. Cash awards totaling
$1,000 and merit awards will be presented to the winning artists selected by the
juror at 6:30 p.m. The public is invited to meet the artists at the reception in Gallery
110 North of The Plymouth Arts Center on Friday, June 10th from 5-8 p.m. Gallery
hours are Tuesday-Saturday, noon-4 p.m. and Sunday, 1-4 p.m.. Plymouth Arts
Center, 520 E. Mill Street; 920/892-8409; www.plymoutharts.org
SELEPRI AND THE XI PROJECT A Concert Crusade at the Brumder Mansion
My Light Ministry has unleashed the new “XI Project.” A comfortable approach
to Christian addiction intervention. Brumder Mansion Bed & Breakfast, 3046 W.
Wisconsin Avenue; 6-9p.m.; $10; 414/218-2202; www.brumdermansion.com
JULY 14-17
BASTILLE DAYS Celebrate French history and culture as the streets of Milwaukee
are transformed into a mini French city complete with an Eiffel Tour. This free
festival features street entertainers, a marketplace, over 25 sidewalk cafes and the
annual “Storm the Bastille” 5K fun run/walk. East Town Association; 414/271-1416;
www.easttown.com
JULY 15
FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE AT THE BUDWEISER PAVILION It’s Friday Night Live at the
Budweiser Pavilion featuring Cherry Pie, one of Milwaukee’s favorite bands! Food
and beverages available. Indoor/outdoor concert venue. Kick off a great summer
weekend, Milwaukee-style, with a rockin’ good night at the Budweiser Pavilion!
Budweiser Pavilion, Wisconsin State Fair Park 640 S. 84th Street; 5-10p.m.;
www.budpavilion.com
LAKEFRONT BEER AND CHEESE TASTING Join the Cheese Bar and Jim
Klisch, co-founder of Lakefront Brewery, to sample a selection of beers, which will
be expertly paired with a selection of gourmet cheeses. Wisconsin Cheese Mart,
1048 N. Old World Third Street; 7 p.m.; 414/272-3544; www.thecheesemart.com
TOUR DE BROOKFIELD The International Cycling Classic will be racing through
Brookfield again. Join us for en exciting day and witness participants racing up to
40 m.p.h. A day of fun, music, food and cheering these amazing racers. Brookfield
Convention & Visitors Bureau, Suite 203 17100 W. Bluemound Road;
262/789-0220; www.visitbrookfield.com
SUMMERFEST ROCK ‘N SOLE HALF MARATHON AND 10K RUN Summerfest
is excited to present the inaugural Summerfest Rock ‘n Sole Run - a thrilling half
marathon and a 10k run that starts and finishes at Summerfest, the world’s largest
music festival. This event presents an incredible first-time opportunity for athletes
to run over a stretch of the Daniel Hoan Memorial Bridge. A total of $22,000 in cash
prizes will be awarded to the top 10 male and female runners in each race, with
the top men and women payouts starting at $2,500 and $1,250 respectively. Net
proceeds from the Summerfest Half Marathon and 10K Run will equally benefit
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Eastern Wisconsin, Inc. and Milwaukee World
Festival, Inc. Summerfest, 200 N. Harbor Drive; 8 a.m.-12 p.m.; 414/273-2680;
www.rocknsolerun.com
JULY 11-16
PRIVATE COLLEGE WEEK AT MSOE Include MSOE in your tour of private
colleges throughout Wisconsin. MSOE’s “Raider Days” students and their families
have the opportunity to tour campus, meet with an admission counselor and take
part in round-table discussions with faculty, staff, and students. Milwaukee School of
Engineering (MSOE), 1025 N. Broadway; 10 a.m.-1p.m.; 800/332-6763;
www.msoe.edu
JULY 13-16
throughout Westown, East Town and the Historic Third Ward, the Milwaukee
Trolley Loop links riders to the Milwaukee Public Market, Frontier Airlines Center,
Milwaukee Public Museum, Jazz in the Park, River Rhythms, farm markets,
Milwaukee Art Museum, Discovery World, Betty Brinn Children’s Museum, and the
theater and hotel districts. Other highlights along the route include the connectivity
to street-level retail, restaurants, spas and salons. Two trolleys will service the route
to offer 20-minute headways at designated stops. One complete loop is 40 minutes.
Fare is $1 per person, round-trip. Milwaukee Downtown, BID #21, 600 E. Wells
Street; 11-10p.m.; 414/562-RIDE; www.milwaukeedowntown.com
VINCE LOMBARDI CANCER FOUNDATION DINNER WITH THE STARRS
Join the House of Harley-Davidson, Vince Lombardi Cancer Foundation and
Bart and Cherry Starr as they raise money to fight cancer. Enjoy a three-course
meal with the Green Bay Packers legend and raise money for a great cause in an
unforgettable location - the House of Harley-Davidson showroom. A silent auction,
wine pull and multiple motorcycle demonstrations are just a few of the things you
will be able to enjoy. House of Harley-Davidson, 6221 W. Layton Avenue Greenfield;
6-10 p.m.; 414/282-2211; www.houseofharley.com
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JULY 15-16
DANCEWORKS DANCELAB AND UWM DANCE DEPARTMENT: DANIEL
BURKHOLDER/THE PLAYGROUND Through the realism of theater and the
physicality of dance, Daniel Burkholder/The PlayGround explores the impact of
real or perceived borders through two historical stories. In “The Chemistry of Lime
Trees,” the performers combine athletic movement, live singing, text and provocative
images to create a work both lush and stark, straightforward and layered, concrete
and abstract. Daniel Burkholder is completing his MFA degree in dance at UWM; this
concert serves as his Thesis. Tickets are $10-20. For tickets, call the Danceworks
Box Office or online at www.danceworksmke.org. Danceworks, Inc., 1661 N. Water
Street; 7 p.m.; 414/277-8480 ext. 6025; www.danceworksmke.org
GATHERING ON THE GREEN This multiple day festival offers the opportunity to
enjoy the best of Milwaukee’s performing arts featuring Daryl Stuermer-Genesis
Rewired on Friday night and the Florentine Opera Company on Saturday. Children
activities on Saturday from 4-7p.m. Gathering on the Green, Cedarburg;
262/242-6187; www.gatheringonthegreen.org
THROUGH JULY 16
45TH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION The David Barnett Gallery 45th Anniversary
exhibition will feature the original lithographs of Marc Chagall. In addition, a select
group of works by artists featured since the gallery was founded in 1966 - local,
regional, American Masters, European Masters, Central and South American,
Indonesian, Haitian and African. Its prime downtown location affords visitors
throughout the world the opportunity to experience one of the most diverse
collections in the country. It is a museum-like experience where the art is for sale.
David Barnett Gallery, 1024 E. State Street at Prospect Avenue; 414/271-5058;
www.davidbarnettgallery.com
JULY 16
ALL STAR BLUE RIBBON TASTING Taste more than 30 Wisconsin State Fair
blue-ribbon specialty meats and cheeses, paired with complimentary award-winning
Wisconsin beers and wines, plus a special State Fair dessert table with cream
puffs! The All Star Blue Ribbon Tasting is a fundraiser for the Wisconsin State Fair
Park Foundation. Proceeds help support youth programming and scholarships.
Wisconsin State Fair Park Exposition Center, 640 S. 84th Street, West Allis;
6-9 p.m.; www.wicheesefest.com/store/buy-stuff/all-star-blue-ribbon-tasting
1860S GINGER BEER MAKING Experience the production of ginger beer in the
Wade House kitchens, and take home a period recipe to try at home. Stagecoach
rides available. Wade House Historic Site, W7824 Center Street, Greenbush;
10-5 p.m.; 920/526-3271; www.wadehouse.org
MILWAUKEE CLASSIC BEER TASTING Come in and have an experience with
one of Milwaukee classic beers - Schlitz. A rep from Schlitz will be on hand to lead
us through the sampling of these old classics: Old Milwaukee, Blatz and Old Style.
We will pair one of our fine Wisconsin cheese with each of these beers. Wisconsin
Cheese Mart, 1048 N. Old World Third Street; 7 p.m.; 414/272-3544;
www.thecheesemart.com
MSOE OPEN HOUSE Milwaukee School of Engineering offers an opportunity to
meet one-on-one with an admission counselor, talk to faculty, see its state-of-the-art
labs, take a tour of the campus and learn more about the university. Register online.
Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE), 1025 N. Broadway; 10 a.m.-1 p.m.;
800/332-6763; www.msoe.edu
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PORT FISH DAY A theme of “Reeling in the Years,” this year’s festival features
a huge parade, five stages of live entertainment, arts and crafts, old car show,
carnival, tons of fish and chips and a fireworks finale. Come spend the day! Port
Washington Tourism Council, Downtown Port Washington; 800/719-4881;
www.portwashingtontourism.com
VINCE LOMBARDI CANCER FOUNDATION PLEDGE RIDE TO LAMBEAU
Join us in fighting cancer at the sixth annual Lombardi Ride to Daylight (Lambeau).
Participants will enjoy a ride with Keith Wandell, CEO of Harley-Davidson Motor
Company, leaving from the Harley-Davidson Museum to the legendary Lambeau
Field, a fabulous lunch at Kroll’s West in Green Bay, live music and more. Pledge
today and become part of the winning team that is helping to save lives. Register
and raise pledges at Harley-Davidson Museum, 400 Canal St.; 7-4 p.m.;
414/282-2211; www.lombardiclassic.com
JULY 16-SEPTEMBER 3
MIDWEST MASTERS SHOW Featured artists include Richard Lorenz, Carl von
Marr, Schomer Lichtner, George Raab, Gerrit Sinclair, Francesco Spicuzza, Louis
Mayer, Robert von Neumann, Morley Hicks, Armin O. Hansen, Frederick Fursman,
Theodore Robinson, Elsa Ulbricht, Frank Enders, Otto Tiemann, Paul Hammersmith,
Henry Vianden, Hans Stoltenberg, Franz Biberstein. DeLind Gallery of Fine Art, 450
E. Mason Street; 10 a.m. -5 p.m.; 414/271-8525; www.delindgallery.com
JULY 20
LYLE HOLTHAUS CONCERT AT TRIMBORN FARM Join folk musician Lyle
Holthaus at Trimborn Farm for an evening of music in the Threshing Barn. Light
refreshments available for purchase. Trimborn Farm Park, 8881 W. Grange Avenue;
6-7 p.m.; 414/529-7744; www.milwaukeehistory.net
UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA REHEARSAL Calling all musicians!
Join the University Community Orchestra conducted by Professor Margery Deutsch.
No audition necessary. Please contact Professor Deutsch if you plan to participate
or have questions: [email protected] or 414-229-4609. Community members should
sign up through the UWM School of Continuing Education. Program number for
summer is 8111-2501. University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts,
2400 E. Kenwood Boulevard, Zelazo 280; 414/229-4308; arts.uwm.edu
WEDNESDAY NIGHT LIVE It’s a beach party at the Budweiser Pavilion! The Toys,
one of Milwaukee’s best party bands, will be playing! Food and beverages available.
Indoor/outdoor concert venue. Budweiser Pavilion, Wisconsin State Fair Park, 640
S. 84th Street; 5-10 p.m.; www.budpavilion.com
THROUGH JULY 21
TASTING CULTURES: THE ARTS OF LATINO FOODWAYS Multiple artists
examine cultural identity through a display evaluating the source of nutrition and
life through which traditions are consumed and perpetuated, in addition to offering
reflections on the importance of nutrition of the body and soul alike. Mediums on
display will include painting, tortilla press, sculpture and papel picado. Exhibitions
in the Latino Arts Gallery are open to the public Monday through Friday from 9a.m.8p.m. Latino Arts, Inc., 1028 S. 9th Street; 414/384-3100; www.latinoartsinc.org
JULY 21-24
FESTA ITALIANA Festa Italiana, the nation’s largest Italian American festival,
will bring alive an authentic slice of Italian life to Milwaukee’s Lakefront this
summer. Festa Italiana is widely recognized for its great ethnic food, outstanding
entertainment and family fun. Henry W. Maier Festival grounds; 11-12 a.m.;
414/223-2193; www.festaitaliana.com
JULY 22
FAMILY HIKES Enjoy the great outdoors as a family! This program is geared for
parents with young children from 2-5 years old. Each session will include a hike to
learn about our natural world with games, activities, stories and lots of play sprinkled
in. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Schlitz Audubon Nature Center, 1111
E. Brown Deer Road; 1-2 p.m.; 414/352-2880; www.sanc.org
INTRODUCTION TO SILK PAINTING WITH KAREL HENDEE This workshop will
introduce the French “Serti” method of silk painting involving water-based resists,
cold wax, and special dyes for silk. We will learn how to design images and lay out
the resist on the silk. Then we will paint with flowable dyes to create beautiful color
tones and effects. The whole process will be explored from stretching the silk to
painting and finishing with a demonstration on steam-setting the silk to make the
dyes permanent. Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts, N50 W5050 Portland
Road, Cedarburg; 1-4 p.m.; 262/546-0300; www.wiquiltmuseum.com
MOTHERLAND: LECTURE & MUSIC BY KAREL HENDEE & JONATHAN
LYERLY Don’t miss this presentation of the patchwork life of an American painter,
poet, quilter, gardener and banjo player. Building upon the roots of tradition, artist
Karel Hendee blends the old and the new, the local and the exotic, the sacred
and profane materials and qualities into her art. She will weave together images,
stories, poetry, and traditional Appalachian mountain music and clogging into an
evening that will delight. Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts, N50 W5050
Portland Road, Cedarburg; 7-9 p.m.; 262/546-0300; www.wiquiltmuseum.com
JULY 23
2ND ANNUAL MILWAUKEE FIRKIN CRAFT BEER FESTIVAL BREW Town got its
mojo back with brands like Sprecher, Lakefront, Chameleon and Milwaukee Brewing
and at brewpubs such as Water Street, Stonefly, Rock Bottom, St. Francis and rouge
branders such as Horny Goat, Buffalo Water and III Daschunds. Milwaukee Firkin
Craft Beer Fest is a celebration of Milwaukee beer, past, present and future. NEW
for 2011; Cask Tasting Tent; Historic Milwaukee; Brewing Exhibits & Tours; Brew
City Breweriana Show; Home Brew All-Stars. Tickets will be limited to only the first
2,500, so get yours now. East Town Association, Inc., 770 N. Jefferson St., Cathedral
Square Park-Downtown Milwaukee; 3-7 p.m.; 414/271-1416; www.easttown.com
SIZZLIN’ SATURDAY OUTDOOR MARKET On Sizzlin’ Saturday, Broadway
between St. Paul and Buffalo will be lined with merchants selling antiques, art,
clothing, jewelry, collectibles, fresh produce, flowers and much more. The Fairy
Godmother Sisters will be in attendance, too. Visit the Historic Third Ward and shop
locally! On Broadway - between St. Paul and Buffalo; 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; 414/273-1173;
www.historicthirdward.org
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UNTOLD STORIES: FRANK FRITZ AMERICAN PICKER Save the date to
meet Frank Fritz, vintage motorcycle collector and star of the History Channel’s
“American Pickers.” Hear Frank’s weird, wild stories of delving for treasures across
America. Tickets are available at h-dmuseum.com/programs. Harley-Davidson
Museum, 400 W. Canal Street; 7p.m.; www.h-dmuseum.com
JULY 23 – 24
GUS MACKER 3-ON-3 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Brookfield Gus Macker is
a 3-on-3 basketball tournament for all ages and skill levels. A family-fun weekend
with entertainment, food, and a little friendly competition. Sign up your team at
www.macker.com. Brookfield Convention & Visitors Bureau, Suite 203 17100 W.
Bluemound Road; 262/789-0220; www.visitbrookfield.com
OLD WORLD WISCONSIN’S “LAURA INGALLS WILDER DAYS PLUS FARM
POWER” Step into the life of Laura Ingalls Wilder, where in her writing the land was
as vivid as the people. We’ve created a hands-on, weekend-long celebration of her
life and experiences. Adults $8, children 5-17 $5. Old World Wisconsin, W372 S9727
Highway 67, Eagle; 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; 262/594-6300; www.oldworldwisconsin.org
JULY 24
1860s VINTAGE BASE BALL GAME Come cheer on the Greenbush Dead Citys
vintage base ball team as they defend their home turf against the Eagle Diamonds,
playing by the rules of 1860. Wade House Historic Site, W7824 Center Street,
Greenbush; 1-3 p.m.; 920/526-3271; www.wadehouse.org
HEARTHSIDE BREAKFAST Help prepare an 1860s breakfast in the Wade House
kitchens, working at the open hearth or period cookstove and savor the hearty meal
in the inn’s dining room. Then visit the site and take in an 1860s vintage base ball
game. Limited seating; advance reservations are required. Wade House Historic Site,
W7824 Center Street, Greenbush; 8-11a.m.; 920/526-3271; www.wadehouse.org
THROUGH JULY 25
“STRANGE VEGETATION” - YEVGENIYA KAGANOVICH The Villa Terrace
Decorative Arts Museum is pleased to present “Strange Vegetation.” Inspired by the
fantastical, Zuber wallpaper in the Villa Terrace’s second story gallery, Kaganovich
has created a room-sized latex, mechanical and computerized piece that evokes
rhizomatic plant forms. The work responds to environmental triggers; inflating and
deflating with fluctuations in temperature and light, the “organism” evolves over
time. Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum is open Wed - Sun, 1 - 5 p.m. Villa
Terrace Decorative Arts Museum, 2220 N. Terrace Avenue; 414/271-3986;
www.villaterracemuseum.org
JULY 25
28TH ANNUAL RMH GOLF CLASSIC Hit the links with your friends and
colleagues to support Ronald McDonald House Charities of Eastern Wisconsin!
Includes lunch, dinner, golf and a unique helicopter ball drop! 10 a.m. registration.
11 a.m. lunch; noon shotgun start. Evergreen Golf Course, N6246 US Highway
12/67 North, Elkhorn, 414/475-5333; www.rmhcmilwaukee.org
JULY 25
BIRDIES & EAGLES GOLF OUTING BENEFITING THE ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY
OF MILWAUKEE Golf tournament with scramble format. Registration 10:30 a.m.;
shotgun start noon; dinner and auction to follow golf. Contact Laura Knollenberg.
Zoological Society of Milwaukee, 10005 W. Blue Mound Road Event at Ozaukee
Country Club, 10823 N River Rd, Mequon; 414/258-2333; www.zoosociety.org
JULY 28-31
GERMAN FEST One of Milwaukee’s finest fests. Today’s culture meets yesterday’s
traditions with old-world recipes, contemporary and German music and everything
in between. NO FEST RIVALS GERMAN FEST FOOD, made and served fresh
daily. Come hungry for more than food! German Fest Milwaukee, Inc., Henry W.
Maier Festival Grounds; 414/464-9444; www.germanfest.com
JULY 25-31
EAA AIRVENTURE The world’s largest sport aviation gathering annually attracts more
than 750,000 people and 10,000 airplanes. Daily afternoon air shows, the world’s latest
aviation innovations and more than 500 workshops, seminars and forums. Wittman
Regional Airport, Oshkosh; 920/426-4800; www.airventuremuseum.org
JULY 29
MILWAUKEE BREWERS VS. HOUSTON ASTROS Miller Park; 7:10 p.m.;
JULY 27
MILWAUKEE BREWERS VS. CHICAGO CUBS Miller Park; 7:10 p.m.;
WEDNESDAY NIGHT LIVE Chasin’ Mason is playing and the Budweiser Pavilion
will be rocking with their country/rock sound. Food and beverages available. Indoor/
outdoor concert venue. Enjoy the last Wednesday Night Live concert of the season
tonight! Don’t miss it! Budweiser Pavilion, Wisconsin State Fair Park 640 S. 84th
Street; 5-10 p.m.; www.budpavilion.com
JULY 27-30
throughout Westown, East Town and the Historic Third Ward, the Milwaukee Trolley
Loop links riders to the Milwaukee Public Market, Frontier Airlines Center, Milwaukee
Public Museum, Jazz in the Park, River Rhythms, farm markets, Milwaukee Art
Museum, Discovery World, Betty Brinn Children’s Museum and the theater and
hotel districts. Other highlights along the route include the connectivity to street-level
retail, restaurants, spas and salons. Two trolleys will service the route to offer
20-minute headways at designated stops. One complete loop is 40 minutes. Fare
is $1 per person, round-trip. Milwaukee Downtown, BID #21, 600 E. Wells Street;
11-10p.m.; 414/562-RIDE; www.milwaukeedowntown.com
UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA The University Community Orchestra
performs their summer concert. University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Peck School of
the Arts, 2400 E. Kenwood Boulevard; 414/229-4308; arts.uwm.edu
JULY 29-30
DANCEMAKERS 2011 A yearly showcase of new choreography and dance from
Peck School graduate students. University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Peck School
of the Arts, Mainstage Theatre, 2400 E. Kenwood Boulevard; 414/229-4308;
arts.uwm.edu
GALLERY NIGHT AND DAY Galleries to discover! Museums to explore! Shops
to browse! Gallery Night and Day is the premier art event in Milwaukee for gallery
hopping and art viewing and showcases over 50 venues throughout downtown.
Admission is free to all participating venues during event hours. For more
information, including venue event hours visit: bit.ly/GalleryNight or pick up a
brochure at any participating venue. Downtown Milwaukee venues; 414/273-1173;
www.historicthirdward.org
JULY 28
CHAMPIONS OF THE ARTS Fundraising event for our public artworks community-building events that reach thousands of Milwaukeeans of all ages,
cultures and abilities throught the city and county. Turner Hall Ballroom 1034 N. 4th
St.; 5-7 p.m.; 414/347-1685; www.milwaukeepublictheatre.org
COMMUNITY BLOOD DRIVE St. Joseph’s Hospital is the official site for
BloodCenter of Wisconsin blood drives for Washington County. Froedtert Health St.
Joseph’s Hospital, 3200 Pleasant Valley Road, West Bend; 1-6 p.m.; 877/232-4376;
www.froedterthealth.org
MILWAUKEE BREWERS VS. CHICAGO CUBS Miller Park; 1:10 p.m.;
MY BEST FRIEND IS STRAIGHT! The party of the year! Join Cream City
Foundation in an evening of food, fun and frolics as we raise funds for programs
aimed at creating a fair and respectful Milwaukee, regardless of sexual orientation
or gender identity. Not to be missed! North Point Lighthouse 2650 N. Wahl Ave;
5-9 p.m.; 414/225-0244; www.creamcityfoundation.org
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JULY 29-31
TASTE OF WISCONSIN ONE GREAT LAKE - COUNTLESS GREAT TASTES!
Taste of Wisconsin brings the tastes, flavors and cultures of Wisconsin together in
one amazing three-day celebration on Kenosha’s breathtaking lakeshore. Savor
the flavors of nearly 50 specialty food and beverage vendors, all serving up true
Wisconsin specialties to satisfy even the most discerning appetites! Also enjoy
three stages of live music, culinary demonstrations, nutrition seminars, special
exhibits and fun children’s activities. Free admission. You may bring non-perishable
food items and drop them at special collection bins at any of the three entrances
to benefit Kenosha’s Shalom Center food pantry. Festival Hours: Fri. 3-10pm, Sat.
11am-10pm, and Sun. 11am-7pm. Kenosha’s Lake Michigan Harbor - 54th Street &
6th Avenue, Kenosha; 800/654-7309; www.tasteofwi.com
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THROUGH JULY 30
CROSSROADS: ART ON 27TH AND WELLS Features window installations by
Wisconsin artists Hans Gindlesberger, Rafael Francisco Salas, Michael Velliquette
and Rina Yoon. The themes will reflect the exhibition’s urban location and focus
on neighborhood reinvention and revitalization. Crossroads aims to strengthen
community pride and increase the visibility of the neighborhood. The exhibition is
jointly sponsored by Avenues West Association and the Haggerty Museum of Art.
The opening of the installations will coincide with the annual Historic Concordia
Neighbors Tour of Homes on Saturday June 18th; the closing date coincides with
Gallery Night/Day on July 29th and 30th. In conjunction with Gallery Night and
Day, a group exhibition featuring work by the Crossroads artists will be presented
across the street from the installations in the former Tower Theater building,
located at 753 N. 27th St. The two-day exhibition will be on view from 5-9p.m.
Friday, July 29 and 10a.m.-4p.m. Saturday, July 30. Haggerty Museum of Art,
Marquette University P. O. Box 1881; www.marquette.edu/haggerty
ACOUSTIC THURSDAYS @ SPIN Acoustic SPiN: 9p.m. with Evan Christian
$4 Stoli drinks! Stoli high balls are our business! Come get your pong on! Open
11a.m.-midnight for food, fun and pong! SPiN Milwaukee, 233 E. Chicago Street;
9-12a.m.; 414/831-SPIN; www.spinmilwaukee.com
ADVENTURE SAILING ON LAKE MICHIGAN Experience Lake Michigan
aboard a Catalina sailing yacht. View Calatrava’s Brise Soleil against the spectacular vista of Milwaukee’s scenic skyline. For day and sunset cruises, call for
reservations. Sea Dog Sailing, McKinley Marina (Slip G-1) on Lagoon Drive off of
N. Lincoln Memorial Drive; 414/687-3203; www.seadogsailingmilwaukee.com
JULY 30
BRADY STREET FESTIVAL This festival features award winning cheese
from artisan cheese makers. A variety of vendors will also be on hand selling
jewely, pottery, art and other items throughout the day. Three stages packed
with live entertainment and diverse music are sure to keep the crowds dancing.
A rock-climbing wall, pro wrestling ring and Division BMX Stunt team round out
the fun that can be had by all ages at this free festival! Brady Street Business
Improvement District, 1224 (LR) E. Brady Street; 11 a.m.-11 p.m.; 414/272-3978;
www.bradystreet.org
ANIMAL FEEDING Help feed the center’s resident turtles and snakes as you
MILWAUKEE BREWERS VS. HOUSTON ASTROS Miller Park; 6:10 p.m.
ART MUSEUM BRISE SOLEIL CRUISES Cruise to the Milwaukee Art Mu-
MILWAUKEE BREWFEST Southeast Wisconsin’s largest craft beer tasting event.
Over 150 craft Beers from breweries all over the world will be presented for tasting
in this one day event. City Screen Printing & Embroidery, Old Coast Guard Station
Pavillion in McKinley Park, 1600 N. Lincoln Memorial Dr.; 2-7 p.m.; 414/771-1414;
www.cityscreenprint.com; www.infernomarketing.com
THROUGH JULY 31
“INSIDE/OUTSIDE: AMY CROPPER + STUART MORRIS” OPENING
RECEPTION Lynden Sculpture Garden, 2145 W. Brown Deer Road; 2-4 p.m.;
414/446-8794; www.lyndensculpturegarden.org
“THE FACE OF WAR: VIETNAM COMBAT PHOTOGRAPHERS” AND OPEN
BOX PROJECT “The Face of War: Vietnam Combat Photographers,” which
features photographs by renowned free-lance photographer Robert Ellison as
well as the Department of the Army Special Photographic Office (DASPO) team
photographers will be on display at Cardinal Stritch University’s Northwestern
Mutual Art Gallery. The closing reception is Gallery Night, July 29 from 5-8p.m. and
includes the Open Box Project, an interdisciplinary project where Stritch students
use a diverse range of creative talents to develop a response to contents within a
given box. This year’s Open Box contains a collection of personal belongings of
photographer Robert Ellison. The event features student performances, writings
and artworks and a talk is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. The opening and closing
receptions will include food, beverages and live music. All events are free and
open to the public. Regular gallery hours are noon-4p.m. Sunday through Friday.
Cardinal Stritch University, 6801 N. Yates Road; www.stritch.edu
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
COLLEGE STUDENT SPECIAL! ANY day of the week, college students re-
ceive: $5/hour table rentals $2 Pabst and Schlitz tall boys, (with active student I.D.)
Open 11a.m.-midnight for fun, food and pong! SPiN Milwaukee, 233 E. Chicago
Street; 11-12a.m.; 414/831-SPIN; www.spinmilwaukee.com
seum on a 38-foot motor yacht to see the wings of the Milwaukee Art Museum Brise
Soleil operate and hear the narrated history of the Milwaukee River. Call for your
appointment. Blue Max Charters, 740 N. Plankinton Ave.; 414/828-1094;
www.bluemaxcharters.com
BASEBALL FAN CLUB Watch the games, enjoy tailgate treats and play
baseball bingo. Plus, receive one free entry for the chance to win prizes and new
this year earn unlimited additional entries for every 100 points earned on your Club
card starting two hours prior to the first pitch until the game begins. An ESPN Radio
personality will be at all the events. See the complete listing of events on paysbig.
com. Fire Pit Sports Bar & Grill, Potawatomi Bingo Casino, 1721 W. Canal Street;
12-8p.m.; 414/847-7993; www.paysbig.com/promotions/baseballfanclub
BIKE NIGHT THURSDAYS! All bikes unite at Motor Bar & Restaurant at 5th
and Canal Streets for Bike Night every Thursday night! Motor Bar & Restaurant, at
the Harley-Davidson Museum, 401 W. Canal Street; 5-10 p.m.; 414/287-2778;
www.motorrestaurant.com
BLOODY MARY BRUNCH Milwaukee Food Tours presents its Historic Third
Ward Walking Food Tour on Fridays and Bloody Third Ward Bloody Mary Brunch
Tour on Sundays beginning at 10:30 a.m. Brunch includes traditional brunch options
and four 6-ounce Bloody Marys from several Historic Third Ward restaurants as well
as a sweet ending of hand-dipped chocolate inside the Milwaukee Public Market.
10-1p.m.; 800/979-3370; www.milwaukeefoodtours.com
BTW LOUNGE IS HAPPY MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Monday through
Friday get these specials: $1.50 Point Beer bottles, $3 import bottles of beers, $3 Stoli
cocktails, $5 glass pours of wine and half off shots of Jameson and all rail drinks.
btw lounge, 231 E. Buffalo Street; 2-7p.m.; 414/273-4289; www.btwlounge.com
JULY 31
MILWAUKEE BREWERS VS. HOUSTON ASTROS Miller Park; 1:10 p.m.;
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CELEBRATE THE CASINO’S 20TH ANNIVERSARY Enjoy select wines for
GREEN ROOF TOURS AT CENTRAL LIBRARY Take a tour of Milwau-
CHARTER A FISHING TRIP Fishing on a 38-foot motor yacht is an experience
HARLEY-DAVIDSON MUSEUM PACKAGE Harley-Davidson Museum pack-
just $20 per bottle. Choose from 20 white wines and 20 red wines available on our
anniversary wine list. This fantastic special deserves a toast! Stop by www.paysbig.
com/dining/dream-dance-steak” Dream Dance Steak for more details. Dream
Dance Steak, Potawatomi Bingo Casino, 1721 W. Canal Street; 5-10p.m.;
414/847-7883; www.paysbig.com/dining-dream-dance
that all can enjoy. All equipment is furnished. Large and small groups welcomed
seven days a week. Blue Max Charter, 740 N Plankinton Ave.; 414/828-1094;
www.bluemaxcharters.com
POTAWATOMI BINGO CASINO ENTERTAINMENT CALENDAR
For an up-to-date listing of all the shows at the Northern Lights Theater, check out
www.paysbig.com/entertainment/calendar. Northern Lights Theater, Potawatomi
Bingo Casino, 1721 W. Canal Street
DRAG BINGO TUESDAY Get here early for the best seats! Hosted by Miss
Anastasia Deverreoux - Milwaukee’s #1 female impersonator. $500 a week given
out in prizes! Awesome drink specials open to close. Half off Rehorst (local, highend vodka, gin, rum and absinthe), as well as all tequila cocktails! Come out and
join us. We’ll teach you how to lounge. btw lounge, 231 E. Buffalo Street; 7-9p.m.;
414/273-4289; www.btwlounge.com
EAST TOWN MARKET Visit the market at Cathedral Square every Saturday
(9a.m.-1p.m.) from June through the end of October and every Tuesday (3-7p.m.)
from June through the end of September. Over 100 Wisconsin farmers, craftsmen,
bakers and chefs offer seasonal, fresh and unique items. Make the East Town
Market your first stop Saturday mornings. East Town Association, Cathedral Square
Park; 9-1p.m.; 414/271-1416; www.easttown.com
kee Public Library’s award-winning green roof. Free tours conducted Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays beginning at 1:30 p.m. in Central Library downtown.
ADA accessible. Plus, check out the library’s Green Ideas area for tips on “going
green” at home and the office. Milwaukee Public Library, 814 W. Wisconsin Avenue;
1-2p.m.; 414/286-3000; www.mpl.org
age includes: Overnight accommodations for one 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.” 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
HOME RUN CHALLENGE Consume four burgers, each with four patties,
topped with American cheese and pickles, placed on a large bun. Oh, yeah, and
fries are included. If you eat everything in one hour or less, not only will we pay for
your meal (which costs $25 for those who can’t eat all four burgers), but we’ll also
put a plaque with your name and photo on the Wall of Fame and give you a T-shirt.
Fire Pit Sports Bar & Grill, Potawatomi Bingo Casino, 1721 W. Canal Street;
10-2a.m.; 414/847-7993; www.paysbig.com/dining/the-fire-pit
KARAOKE MONDAY Come out and join us... If you can sing or just love to sing.
It’s OK to come and just laugh and enjoy the environment too! It’s a good time with
all your favorite songs! btw lounge, 231 E. Buffalo Street; 9-2a.m.; 414/273-4289;
www.btwlounge.com
KIDZ DAYS AT THE CENTER As part of the Marcus Center’s community and
EMERALD MOUNTAINS: MODERN CHINESE INK PAINTINGS FROM
THE CHU-TSING LI COLLECTION Experience the Summer of CHINA at the
Milwaukee Art Museum: 3,000 years, five exhibitions, one summer. Milwaukee Art
Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Drive; 414/224-3200; www.mam.org
educational arts programming, KidZ Days showcases a variety of performing arts
presented by local Milwaukee groups. This interactive program serves to entertain
and educate, making it popular among day care and school groups. This free
family programming is at the Marcus Center’s Peck Pavilion, through August 25 Tuesdays through Thursdays. Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 N. Water
Street; 10-11p.m.; www.marcuscenter.org
FAITH, FAMILY, FESTA: MILWAUKEE’S ITALIANS Faith, Family, Festa
LAKE MICHIGAN FISHING CHARTERS The “Crabby” is a comfortable
offers a rare opportunity to understand the traditions, triumph, and hardships
of immigrant life for Milwaukee’s Italian community. Cultural treasures from the
Milwaukee County Historical Society’s collections convey the Italian experience in
Milwaukee. Milwaukee County Historical Society, 910 N. Old World Third Street;
9-5p.m.; 414/273-8288; www.milwaukeehistory.net
50S & 60S ROCK & ROLL WE ROCK U ROLL 50s & 60s live with Chuck
Travis and the DO-WA-WA on the second and fourth Wednesday and the Moonlighters on the third Wednesday of the each month. Hot Water / Wherehouse, 818
S. Water Street; 8-12a.m.; 414/383-7593; www.hotwatermilwaukee.com
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.); 10-5
p.m.; 414/271-8525; www.delindgallery.com
FISH FRI-DAYS! Fish Fri-day is every Friday! Enjoy fresh cod, perch, jumbo
shrimp and more! All served with delicious sides for lunch and Dinner! Sheridan’s/
Sheridan House, 5133 S. Lake Drive, Cudahy; 11-10 p.m.; 414/747-9800;
www.sheridanhouseandcafe.com
FOUNTAIN FUN AT BAYSHORE TOWN CENTER Courtesy towels
Mon.- Sat., Sun 11-3p.m. Sign out a courtesy towel at the JCC Towel Trolley located
in the Town Square. Bayshore Town Center, Suite A256 5800 N. Bayshore Drive;
10-3 p.m.; 414/963-8780; www.bayshoretowncenter.com
35-foot Bertram yacht for private Lake Michigan charters. Salmon and trout fishing
for novices to advanced on Lake Michigan. All your crew has to do is arrive...and
the captain has the boat, fishing gear and fishing destinations are ready for your trip!
Full and half-day fishing trips available. Try our 5-hour fishing trip! Private sunset
cruises are also available. Crabby Charters, McKinley Marina 1750 N. Lincoln
Memorial Drive; 262/538-0056; www.crabbycharters.com
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; one
$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
“MILL STREET LIVE” Summer Pop Musical Series The Plymouth Arts Center
and Mill Street Guild are presenting their musical series “Mill Street Live” Friday
evenings this summer beginning June 17 at 7:30 p.m. Get ready for a night full of
high energy music and dancing! All of the greatest hits of your favorite stars will
be performed by our outstanding cast from the surrounding areas. The shows will
continue on July 1, 8, 22, 29 and August 5. Doors open at 6:30p.m. and the show
begins at 7:30. Tickets are available at the door. Plymouth Arts Center,
520 E. Mill Street, Plymouth; 920/892-8409; www.plymoutharts.org
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MILWAUKEE FOOD TOURS Discover the sights and flavors of Milwaukee’s
most delicious and historic neighborhoods with Milwaukee’s original and awardwinning food tour. Our Brady Street, Historic Third Ward, RiverWalk/Old World Third
Street, Village of Wauwatosa and Town of Cedarburg neighborhood tours are each
1-mile walking routes that explore unique neighborhoods filled with diverse eating
opportunities. Guided tours include food samples adding up to a meal and stories
about Milwaukee’s rich immigrant history and the exceptional people who bring it to
life. To book a tour, visit www.MilwaukeeFoodTours.com or call. 800/979-3370
MILWAUKEE MILLS: A VISUAL HISTORY Catch a glimpse of our local
industrial heritage of lost and forgotten ironworks in Milwaukee and the surrounding
area. This exhibition features paintings, photographs, prints and ephemera related
to the local iron industry of the late 19th and early 20th century. Grohmann Museum
at MSOE, 1000 N. Broadway; 414/277-2300; www.msoe.edu/museum
MILWAUKEE’S PIZZA TOUR Join Milwaukee Food Tours as we sample the
quintessential thin crust pizza, grab gourmet slices of tomato goodness and search
for the most historic pies in Milwaukee. We’ll go from old-school, 5-star pizzerias to
newer, upscale establishments and enjoy a variety of unique tastes. And, save room
for dessert as Milwaukee’s Pizza Tour concludes with a divine scoop of gelato. To
book a tour call. 6-8p.m.; 800/979-3370; www.milwaukeefoodtours.com
RUTH GROTENRATH & SCHOMER LICHTNER, INTERIOR/EXTERIOR
The Haggerty Museum of Art will celebrate the prolific and influential careers of
Milwaukee’s “first couple of painting” with the exhibition “Interior/Exterior,” featuring
still life images by Ruth Grotenrath and scenes of Holy Hill by Schomer Lichtner.
Haggerty Museum of Art, Marquette University; 414/288-1669;
www.marquette.edu/haggerty
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
SEEING IN SEQUENCE In works on paper and in photographs, this exhibition
highlights serial creations by established artists. Haggerty Museum of Art, Marquette
University; 414/288-1669; www.marquette.edu/haggerty
SENIOR DAY Every Tuesday of the month. That means more chances for you to
the old world in a contemporary setting. Zhan Wang has become world famous for
his stainless steel copies of “scholars’ rocks” found in classical Chinese gardens.
To him, both the original rock and his stainless copy are material forms created for
people’s spiritual needs; their different materiality suits different cultural environments at different times. Milwaukee Art Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Drive;
414/224-3200; www.mam.org
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, The Fire Pit or Food Court. Both offers are pre-loaded onto account.
Dining offer can be redeemed directly at one of these restaurants. 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 5 p.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. Optional Fifth Tuesday: $15 FKC Reward
Play pre-loaded onto account. Potawatomi Bingo Casino, 1721 W. Canal Street;
7-5 p.m.; 800/PAY-SBIG; www.paysbig.com/promotions/senior-day
OUTDOOR URBAN MARKET Plan a visit to the Outdoor Urban Market on St.
SKY HUNTERS: WORD WITH A BIRD Get a beak-to-beak view of one of
PALERMO’S PIZZA FACTORY TOUR Milwaukee’s only Pizza Factory Tour
STEAK NIGHT SATURDAYS! It’s a teak night every Saturday at Sheridan’s!
ON SITE: ZHAN WANG On Site: Zhan Wang will highlight the new world and
Paul Ave. sidewalks adjacent to the Milwaukee Public Market. Running every Saturday rain or shine through October. Jewelry, soaps, paintings, postcards, purses,
lotions, crocheted accessories, posters and more. Milwaukee Public Market ,400 N.
Water Street; 10-3p.m.; 414/336-1111; www.milwaukeepublicmarket.org
at Palermo’s. Reservations needed for ALL tours, Monday through Friday. Closed
holidays and weekends. Includes a 20-minute video, walking tour and slice of pizza.
Call for reservations! Palermo’s Pizza, 3301 W. Canal Street; 414/455-0383;
www.palermospizza.com
RACINE AND VICINITY SHOW: AN ALL MEDIA JURIED COMPETITION A glimpse into local talent, this juried exhibition showcases work from artists
residing throughout Racine, Kenosha and Walworth counties, along with RAM
members from outside the area. The show features 117 accepted pieces by 103
artists, selected from 504 works submitted by 210 artists. Racine Art Museum, 441
Main Street; 10-5 p.m.; 262/638-8300; www.ramart.org
RIVER RHYTHMS Downtown Milwaukee’s fastest growing music series. Every
Wednesday in Pere Marquette Park (on Old World Third Street between State and
Kilbourn) from 6:30 until 9p.m. Free admission. Food and beverages for sale in the
park. Pere Marquette Park; 414/276-6696; www.westown.org
ROUND MIDDAY The ‘Round Midday concert series is held the first Friday
of every month and a different jazz pianist will be featured. This series runs April
through December. Bring your lunch and enjoy complimentary Anodyne coffee and
Metro Market cookies. Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, 1584 N. Prospect Avenue;
12-1p.m.; 414/276-5760; www.wcmusic.org
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SANC’s feathered ambassadors. A raptor handler will be showcasing one of our
many birds of prey. SANC’s falcons, hawks, owls, vulture and an eagle will appear
on a rotating basis. Stop by each weekend to check them out. Schlitz Audubon
Nature Center, 1111 E. Brown Deer Road; 1-2 p.m.; 414/352-2880; www.sanc.org
Enjoy king or queen cut prime rib cooked to order! Plus, live music from 7 - 9:30p.m.
Sheridan’s/Sheridan House, 5133 S. Lake Drive, Cudahy; 4-10 p.m.; 414/747-9800;
www.sheridanhouseandcafe.com
TANGO IN THE TOWN SQUARE Don’t miss the excitement of the Argentine
Tango performed by members of Milwaukee Tango. Come dance with them.Saturdays - July 9, August 13 and September 10. Bayshore Town Center, Suite A256
5800 N. Bayshore Drive; 6-9 p.m.; 414/963-8780; www.bayshoretowncenter.com
TA-PA-ZA MONDAYS Enjoy Spanish-style tapas and $5 pizzas! Buy a bottle of
wine over $15 and get a pizza - free! Kafevino, 330 E. Menomonee Street;
11-9 p.m.; 414/224-4900; www.kafevino.net
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
of the space and collection over the last century. Charles Allis Art Museum, 1801 N.
Prospect Avenue; 1-5 p.m.; 414/278-8295; www.charlesallis.org
THE EMPEROR’S PRIVATE PARADISE: TREASURES FROM THE
FORBIDDEN CITY The museum’s featured exhibition for the summer is “The
Emperor’s Private Paradise: Treasures from the Forbidden City,” on view through
September 11, 2011. The museum is one of only three museums in the world to
showcase over 90 objects of ceremony and leisure from the Qianlong Garden
in Beijing, never before seen by the public. Milwaukee Art Museum, 700 N. Art
Museum Drive; 414/224-3200; www.mam.org
HALF-PRICED WINES AT PALMS BISTRO & BAR! Every Thursday night,
enjoy half-priced wines! Select bottles only and selection changes weekly. Palms
Bistro & Bar, 221 N. Broadway; 4-12 a.m.; 414/298-3000; www.palmsbistrobar.com
TOT TIME Toddlers will enjoy songs, games, finger play, stories and art experi-
ences. Adults learn how these experiences impact early childhood development
and foster curiosity, imagination and cognitive skills. Ages 1-3. Betty Brinn Children’s
Museum, 929 E. Wisconsin Avenue; 10-11a.m.; 414/390-5437; www.bbcmkids.org
TORNADO ALLEY Join “Storm Chasers” star Sean Casey and the researchers of
VORTEX 2, the most ambitious effort ever made to understand the origins and evolution of tornadoes, on this heart-pounding science adventure. Armed with a 70mm
camera, a fleet of customized vehicles designed to withstand gale force winds,
torrential rains and unrelenting hail, and an arsenal of the most advanced weather
measurement instruments ever created, the stars of “Tornado Alley” take audiences
on a thrilling quest to experience a tornado’s destructive power at point blank range.
Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W. Wells Street; 414/319-4629; www.mpm.edu
TOSA FARMERS MARKET Free every Saturday morning in the historic Village
of Wauwatosa. Over 40 vendors with fruits and veggies, annuals and perennials,
meats and cheeses, baked goods and specialty items. Enjoy live music. Village of
Wauwatosa; 8-12p.m.; www.tosafarmersmarket.com
TUESDAY IS S.I.N. NIGHT @ SPIN 4-9p.m. $2 Sprecher Brewing Co.
Naked taps. 9 p.m.-close: $3 Stoli, Red Bull bombs! $3 Soco snakebites! Open
11a.m.-midnight for food, fun and pong! SPiN Milwaukee, 233 E. Chicago Street;
4p.m.-12 a.m.; 414/831-SPIN; www.spinmilwaukee.com
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
ALVERNO PRESENTS & KO-THI DANCE COMPANY
Alverno College, 39th St. and Morgan Ave.,
Milwaukee, WI, 414/382-6044
MILWAUKEE REPERTORY THEATER
108 E. Wells St., Milwaukee, WI 53202, 414/224-9490
MILWAUKEE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
MILWAUKEE THEATRE
500 W. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53203, 414/908-6003
NORTHERN LIGHTS THEATER
BEL CANTO CHORUS
3195 S. Superior St., Milwaukee, WI 53207, 414/481-8801
1721 W. Canal St., Milwaukee, WI 53233, 414/847-7922
OFF-BROADWAY THEATRE/NEXT ACT THEATRE
BRADLEY CENTER
BROADWAY THEATRE CENTER
CHAMBER THEATRE
RENAISSANCE THEATERWORKS
SKYLIGHT OPERA THEATRE
520 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073, 920/892-8409
1001 N. 4th St., Milwaukee, WI 53203, 414/227-0400
PLYMOUTH ARTS CENTER
SCHAUER ARTS & ACTIVITIES CENTER
147 N. Rural Street, Downtown Hartford, WI, 262/670-0560 ext. 3
158 N. Broadway, Milwaukee WI, 53202, 414/291-7800
SHARON LYNNE WILSON CENTER FOR THE ARTS
19805 W. Capitol Dr., Brookfield, WI, 262/781-9470
CEDARBURG CULTURAL CENTER,
W62N546 Washington Ave., Cedarburg, WI 262/375-3676
SUNSET PLAYHOUSE, INC.
JOHN MICHAEL KOHLER ARTS CENTER
TENTH STREET THEATER/IN TANDEM THEATRE
608 New York Ave., Sheboygan, WI 5308, 920/458-6144
LATINO ARTS THEATRE, INC.
1028 S. 9th St., Milwaukee WI 53204, 414/384-3100
800 Elm Grove Rd., Elm Grove, WI 53122, 262/782-4430
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
information of Milwaukee and the midwest. Tours include samples of appetizers, entrees, desserts, beer and wine. Enjoy Milwaukee morsels on the move at six tasting
locations the in downtown area. Tickets can be booked online. Tour Milwaukee, LLC,
P.O. Box 370408; 11-2 p.m.; 414/232-9348; www.tourmilwaukee.net
KITES
WESTOWN FARMER’S MARKET Enjoy downtown’s oldest market located
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
WALK ON WATER LUNCH TOUR A walking, food tour providing food and
at Third and Michigan Streets in Zeidler Park. Purchase fresh fruits, vegetables and
flowers as you are entertained by local musicians during the lunch hour. Westown
Association; Zeidler Park; 10-3 p.m.; 414/276-6696; www.westown.org
YOGA IN THE SQUARE PRESENTED BY NEROLI SALON & SPA
Join Yoga instructor Jason Cummings in the Town Square for complimentary 90-minute classes throughout the summer. No reservations required; just bring a yoga mat
and wear comfortable clothing. In case of rain, classes will be held in the rotunda.
Bayshore Town Center, Suite A256 5800 N. Bayshore Drive; Saturdays, June 11 August 27 (except July 2); 8-9 a.m.; 414/963-8780; www.bayshoretowncenter.com
YOGA ON THE PRAIRIE AT FROEDTERT HEALTH ST. JOSEPH’S
HOSPITAL (PRESENTED BY KETTLE MORAINE YMCA) Certified hatcha
yoga instructors from the Kettle Moraine YMCA will provide complimentary 60-minute
yoga classes on the Garden Patio at St. Joseph’s Hospital, weather permitting.
Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing. To register please call. Please visit
stjosephswb.com by 7:30 a.m. to find out if a class has been canceled. No class July
2. Froedtert Health St. Joseph’s Hospital, Garden Patio, 3200 Pleasant Valley Road,
West Bend; 8-9 a.m.; 800/272-3666; www.froedterthealth.org
SINCE 1987
GIFT OF WINGS KITE STORE
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
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Store Hours
9am-5pm Monday-Friday
3301 W Canal Street
Milwaukee, WI 53208
414.455.0347
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DOWNTOWN
AFTERNOON TEA
WATTS TEA SHOP, 761 N. Jefferson St.,
800/747-9288 / $$
AMERICAN
ASTOR STREET FINE FOOD
& SPIRITS, 924 E. Juneau Ave.,
414/278-8660 / $$
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 / $$
BRADFORD BEACH CABANA COMPANY,
2400 N. Lincoln Memorial Dr.,
414/502-7368 / $$
BUCK BRADLEY’S SALOON
& EATERY, 1019 N. Old World
Third St., 414/224-8500 / $$
BUCKLEY’S KISKEAM INN,
801 N. Cass St., 414/277-1111 / $$
CAFE AT THE PFISTER, 424 E. Wisconsin
Ave., 414/273-8222 / $$
CAFE AT THE PLAZA,
1007 N. Cass St., 414/272-0515 / $
CAFE RACER, Harley-Davidson
Museum, 401 W. Canal St.,
414/287-2778 / $$
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 / $$$
HINTERLAND ERIE STREET GASTROPUB,
222 E. Erie St., Ste. 100, 414/727-9300 / $$$$
JOHN HAWKS PUB, 100 E. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/272-3199 / $$$
KATHIE’S RESTAURANT & LOUNGE,
633 W. Michigan St., 414/272-8410 / $$$
KIL@WAT, 139 E. Kilbourn Ave.,
414/291-4793 / $$$
MENOMONEE VALLEY FOOD COURT,
1721 W. Canal St., 414/645-6888 / $
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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., 414/287-2778 / $$$
PORT OF CALL BISTRO & BEER
GARDEN, 106 W. Wells St.,
414/273-7678 / $$$
SMYTH AT THE IRON HORSE HOTEL,
500 W. Florida St., 414/831-4615 / $$$
SOBELMAN’S PUB & GRILL, 1900 W. St.
Paul Ave., 414/931-1919 / $
SOBELMAN’S TALLGRASS GRILL,
1952 N. Farwell Ave., 414/273-4727 / $
TUTTO, 1033 N. Old World Third St.,
414/291-5600 / $$$$
ASIAN
RUYI, 1721 W. Canal St.,
414/645-6888 / $$$
SAKE TUMI, 714 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/224-SAKE (7253) / $$
UMAMI MOTO, 718 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/727-9333 / $$$
BAKERY & CAFE
DUNKIN DONUTS, 622 W. Wisconsin
Ave., 414/347-1599 / $
BELGIAN
CAFE BENELUX, 346 N. Broadway,
414/223-4100 / $$$
CAFE HOLLANDER, 2608 N. Downer Ave.,
414/963-6366 / $$
BRAZILIAN
SABOR BRAZILIAN CHURRASCARIA,
777 N. Water St., 414/431-3106 / $$$$
BREAKFAST
THE ORIGINAL PANCAKE HOUSE,
2621 N. Downer Ave., 414/431-5055 / $
BREW PUBS
MILWAUKEE ALE HOUSE,
233 N. Water St., 414/266-BEER / $$$
ROCK BOTTOM RESTAURANT, 740 N.
Plankinton Ave., 414/276-3030 / $$$
BUFFET
THE BUFFET, 1721 W. Canal St.,
414/847-7881 / $$
FISH FRY
LAKEFRONT PALM GARDEN, 1872 N.
Commerce St. 414/273-8300 / $$
THE ROUGE, 424 E. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/273-8222 / $$
FRENCH
BARTOLOTTA’S LAKE PARK BISTRO,
3133 E. Newberry, 414/962-6300 / $$$
CAFE/MARKET/DELI
GLORIOSO’S ITALIAN MARKET,
1011 E. Brady St., 414/272-1311 / $$
CHEZ JACQUES, 1022 S. 1st St.,
414/672-1040 / $$
POTBELLY SANDWICH WORKS,
135 W. Wisconsin Ave., 414/226-0014 / $
COQUETTE CAFE, 316 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/291-2655 / $$$
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 / $$
FROZEN CUSTARD
CULVER’S OF GRAND AVENUE,
275 W. Wisconsin Ave., 414/289-0310 / $
CAFFE DECCO, 2308 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/345-5010 / $
DRYHOOTCH OF AMERICA, INC.,
1030 E. Brady St., 414/763-2785 / $
KAFEVINO, 330 E. Menomonee St.,
414/224-4900 / $$
CONTINENTAL
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 / $$$
SANFORD RESTAURANT, 1547 N.
Jackson St., 414/276-9608 / $$$$
TROCADERO GASTROBAR, 1758 N.
Water St., 414/272-0205 / $$
CRUISE DINING
EDELWEISS BOATS - MILWAUKEE RIVER
CRUISE LINE, 205 W. Highland Ave.,
414/276-7447 / $$$$
RIVERWALK BOAT TOURS & RENTALS,
2730 N. Humboldt Blvd., 414/283-9999 / $$$
CUBAN
CUBANITAS, 728 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/225-1760 / $$
DINNER THEATER
STACKNER CABARET, Milwaukee
Repertory Theatre, 108 E. Wells St.,
414/224-1761 / $$$$
NORTHPOINT CUSTARD, 2400 N. Lincoln
Memorial Dr., 414/ 258-7885 / $
GERMAN
KARL RATZSCH’S RESTAURANT,
320 E. Mason St., 414/276-2720 / $$$
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 / $$
CALDERONE CLUB, 842 N. Old World
Third St., 414/273-3236 / $$
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 / $$$
RYAN BRAUN’S GRAFFITO, 102
N. Water St., 414/727-2888 / $$
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LOBBY LOUNGE, 424 E. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/273-8222
SAFE HOUSE, 779 N. Front St.,
414/271-2007
WARD’S HOUSE OF PRIME, 540 E. Mason
St., 414/223-0135 / $$$
LUCILLE’S ROCKIN’ PIANOS,1110
N. Old World Third St., 414/225-0304
SHAKERS CIGAR BAR, 422 S. 2nd St.,
414/272-4222
MAJOR GOOLSBY’S, 340 W.
Kilbourn Ave., 414/271-3414
STACK’D BURGER BAR, 170 S. First St.,
414/273-7800
MEXICAN
BOTANAS, 816 S. 5th St.,
414/672-3755 / $$
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
SUITE, 1103 N. Old World Third St.,
414/270-9653
CAFE EL SOL, 1028 S. 9th St.,
414/384-3100 / $
SUBWAY CAFE, 124 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/212-8495 / $
MILWAUKEE BRAT HOUSE, 1013 N.
Old World Third St., 414/273-8709
THIEF WINE SHOP & BAR,
400 N. Water St., 414/277-7707
CHARRO TACOS & TEQUILA, 729 N.
Milwaukee St., 414/431-5557 / $$
WINE BAR
MILWAUKEE’S COMEDY CAFE, 615 E.
Brady St., 414/291-5600 / $$
UNION SPORTS ANNEX,
Marquette University, 414/288-7202
NOMAD WORLD PUB,
1401 E. Brady St., 414/224-8111
VON TRIER, 2230 N. Farwell Ave.,
414/272-1775
NUOVO CENTANNI, 218 N. Water St.,
414/221-6565
WHISKEY BAR, 788 N. Jackson St.,
414/312-8566
OLD GERMAN BEER HALL,1009
N. Old World Third St., 414/226-2728
WHISKEY RIVER SALOON
MILWAUKEE, 1025 N. Old World
Third St., 414/837-5102
JAPANESE
BENIHANA – JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE
– SUSHI BAR, 850 N. Plankinton Ave.,
414/270-0890 / $$$$
MO’S…A PLACE FOR STEAKS,
720 N. Plankinton Ave., 414/272-0720 / $$$
KIKU JAPANESE RESTAURANT, 202
W. Wisconsin Ave., 414/270-1988 / $$$
LA FUENTE, 625 S. 5th St.,
414/271-8595 / $$
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 / $$
RUSTICO, 223 N. Water St.,
414/220-9933 / $$
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 / $$$
STEAK
BUTCH’S OLD CASINO STEAK
HOUSE, 555 James Lovell St.,
414/271-8111/ $$$
THE CAPITAL GRILLE MILWAUKEE,
310 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/223-0600 / $$$
CARNEVOR, 724 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/223-2200 / $$$$
DREAM DANCE STEAK, 1721 W.
Canal St., 414/847-7883 / $$$$
FIVE O’CLOCK STEAKHOUSE,
2416 W. State St., 342-3553 / $$$$
MASON STREET GRILL, 425 E. Mason St.,
414/298-3131 / $$$$
28
INDULGE WINE BAR, 708 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/390-WINE (9463) / $$$
VINO 100, 219 E. Erie St., 414/277-8466 / $$
CLUBS & PUBS
AURA LOUNGE AND RESTAURANT,
1011 N. Astor St. / 414/272-1011
BAR 333, 333 W. Kilbourn Ave.,
414/276-1234
BAR 360, 1721 W. Canal St., 414/847-7883
BLU, 424 E. Wisconsin Ave., 414/273-8222
BRANDED IN THE IRON HORSE, 500 W.
Florida St., 414/374-4766
BRYANT’S COCKTAIL LOUNGE,
1579 S. 9th St., 414/383-2620
BTW LOUNGE, 231 E. Buffalo St.,
414/273-4289
BUCKHEAD SALOON, 1044 Old World
3rd St., 414/390-0233
CENTERCOURT PUB & GRILLE, 1118 N.
4th. St., 414/226-2323 / $$
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
COYOTE UGLY SALOON, 1131 N. Water St.,
414/271-8459
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)
HOT WATER / WHEREHOUSE, 818 S.
Water St., 414/383-7593
RED ROCK SALOON, 1227 N. Water St.,
414/431-0467
SOUTH/AIRPORT
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 RESTAURANT & BAR,
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 / $$
CONTINENTAL
CAFE CENTRAAL, 2306 S. Kinnickinnic
Ave., 414/755-0378 / $$
FROZEN CUSTARD
CULVER’S OF MILWAUKEE,
575 W. Layton Ave., 414/489-7777 / $
CHANCERY PUB & RESTAURANT,
2100 E. Mooreland Blvd, Waukesha,
262/549-1720 / $
PIZZA
CRANKY AL’S, 6901 W. North Ave.,
414/258-5282 / $$$
DAVE AND BUSTER’S, 2201 N.
Mayfair Rd., 414/454-0100 / $$
PIZZERIA PICCOLA, 7606 W.
State St., 414/443-0800 / $$
PARKSIDE 23, 2300 Pilgram Square Dr.,
262/784-7275 / $$
SAZ’S STATE HOUSE, 5539 W.
State St., 414/453-2410 / $$
SEAFOOD
MCCORMICK & SCHMICK’S, 2550 N.
Mayfair Rd., 414/475-0700 / $$$
STEAK
BREWSKI’S STEAKHOUSE, 6024 W.
Bluemound Rd., 414/312-7891 / $$$$
BELGIAN
CAFE HOLLENDAR, 7677 W. State St.,
414/475-6771 / $$
PUBS & CLUBS
RJ’S LOUNGE, 2303 N. Mayfair Rd.,
414/257-3400
RJ’S GARDEN & GRILL, 2303 N. Mayfair
Rd., 414/774-2400 / $$
BREAKFAST
THE ORIGINAL PANCAKE HOUSE, 16460
W. Bluemound Rd., 414/771-3100 / $
CAJUN/CREOLE
MAXIE’S SOUTHERN COMFORT,
6732 W. Fairview Ave,
414/292-3969 / $$$$
CONTINENTAL
BROADWAY BAKERY AND CAFE,
5901 W. Vliet St., 414/431-2880 / $$
KOPP’S FROZEN CUSTARD,
7631 W. Layton Ave., 414/282-4312 / $
EDDIE MARTINI’S, 8612 Watertown Plank
Rd., 414/771-6680 / $$$
SERBIAN
THREE BROTHERS RESTAURANT,
2414 S. St. Clair St., 414/481-7530 / $$
KOPP’S FROZEN CUSTARD,18880
W. Bluemound Rd., 262/789-9490 / $
STEAK
THE PUB, 4747 S. Howell Ave.,
414/615-8069 / $$$
VEGETARIAN
CAFE TARRAGON, 2352 S. Kinnickinnic
Ave., 414/294-4300 / $$
CLUBS & PUBS
BISTRO 545, 545 W. Layton Ave.,
414/482-4444
SCOOTER’S SPORTS BAR,
4747 S. Howell Ave., 414/481-8000
WEST
AMERICAN
BLUE’S EGG, 317 N. 76th St.,
414/299-3180 / $$
CHANCERY PUB & RESTAURANT, 7615
W. State St., Wauwatosa, 414/453-2300 / $
30
FROZEN CUSTARD
IRISH
MO’S IRISH PUB,10842 W. Bluemound
Rd., 414/774-9782 / $$$
ITALIAN
IL MITO TRATTORIA & ENOTECA,
6913 W. North Ave., 414/443-1414 / $$
MAGGIANO’S LITTLE ITALY, 2500 N.
Mayfair Rd., 414/978-1000 / $$$
MR. B’S — A BARTOLOTTA
STEAKHOUSE, 18380 W. Capitol Dr.,
262/790-7005 / $$$
NORTHEAST
AMERICAN
CHANCERY PUB & RESTAURANT, 11046 N.
Port Washington Rd., Mequon, 262/241-3450 / $
AMERICAN
ANVIL PUB & GRILLE, N70 W6340 Bridge
Rd., Cedarburg, 262/376-2163 / $$
207 Gas Light Dr., Racine, 262/632-0533 / $
11900 108th St., Kenosha, 262/857-3540 / $
CLAUSING BARN RESTAURANT,
Old World Wisconsin, S103 W37890
Hwy. 67 Eagle, 262/594-6320 / $$$
GENEVA CHOPHOUSE, 7036 Grand Geneva
Way Lake Geneva, 262/248-8811 / $$$
GRAND CAFE, 7036 Grand Geneva Way,
Lake Geneva, 262/248-8811 / $
TIMMER’S RESORT & RESTAURANT,
5151 Timmer Bay Rd., West Bend,
262/338-7710 / $$
HUBBARD PARK LODGE, 3565 N. Morris
Blvd., 414/332-4207 / $$
BREW PUBS
DELAFIELD BREWHAUS,
3832 Hillside Dr., 262/646-7821 / $$
OVATION AMERICAN GRILL, iPic
Entertainment Center, 5800 N. Bayshore Dr.,
414/963-8779 / $$
CRUISE DINING
LAKE GENEVA CRUISE LINE, 812 Wrigley
Dr., Riviera Docks, 800/558-5911 / $$$
FROZEN CUSTARD
KOPP’S FROZEN CUSTARD, 5373 N. Port
Washington Rd., 414/961-3288 / $
DINNER THEATER
APPLE HOLLER RESTAURANT &
SHOWPLACE, 5006 S. Sylvania Ave.,
Sturtevant, 262/884-7100 / $$$$
ITALIAN
CARINI’S LA CONCA D’ORO, 3468 N.
Oakland Ave., 414/963-9623 / $$$
MEXICAN
THE FIRESIDE DINNER THEATRE,
1131 Janesville Ave., Fort Atkinson,
800/477-9505 / $$$$
COA - THE HEART OF MEXICAN STREET
FOOD, 5750 N. Port Washington Rd.,
414/291-3770 / $$
FRENCH
CREAM & CREPE CAFE, N70 W6340
Bridge Rd., Cedarburg, 262/377-0900 / $$
SEAFOOD
GERMAN
WEISSGERBER’S GASTHAUS,
2720 N. Grandview Blvd., Waukesha,
262/544-4460 / $$$
THE ANCHORAGE, 4700 N. Port Washington
Rd., 414/962-4710 / $$$
DEVON SEAFOOD GRILL, 5715 N.
Bayshore Dr., 414/967-9790 / $$$$
RISTORANTE BARTOLOTTA,
7616 W. State St., 414/771-7910 / $$$
NORTH/NORTHWEST
MEXICAN
CHARRO TACOS & TEQUILA,
17800 W. Bluemound Rd.,
262/782-7253 / $$
ALLGAUER’S IN THE PARK,
11600 W. Park Pl., 414/359-9823 / $$
JOSE’S BLUE SOMBRERO, 20371 W.
Bluemound Rd., 262/432-6667 / $$
OUTLYING AREAS
AMERICAN
ITALIAN
RISTORANTE BRISSAGO, 7036
Grand Geneva Way, Lake Geneva,
262/248-8811 / $$$
MEXICAN
JOSE’S BLUE SOMBRERO,
6430 Washington Ave., Racine,
262/886-5600 / $$
Beer There or
Be Square.
VISITOR CENTER HOURS:
Memorial Day To Labor Day:
Monday-Saturday: 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Sundays: 10:00 am - 3:30 pm
Labor Day To Memorial Day:
Sundays: Closed
FREE TOURS:
Memorial Day To Labor Day:
Sundays: 10:30 am - 2:00 pm
Labor Day To Memorial Day:
Sundays: Closed
The tour schedule changes daily.
Please call 414-931-BEER or 800-944-LITE for info.
We are closed select holidays.
©2011 MILLER BREWING CO., MILWAUKEE, WI

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