It's the fifth year for the event, which aims to bring the community together.
Let's talk about the reimagined EsterEv and why you have to give it a try.
Northwestern Mutual Community Park - aka the Summerfest kids area - which re-opened for the season in March, will host four free Sunday Family Fun Days this year. The first event is June 7.
Planning to dine al fresco this week? You might want to dine at one of these two spots.
The Downtown restaurant is celebrating two decades of hospitality while honoring the vision that helped make it a Milwaukee favorite.
Some places just seem like a lot of fun to work. That's how brand marketing agency Rev Pop's home felt when I walked into its 1895 former tavern and bowling alley at 2559 S. Howell Ave.
The Pabst Theater Group is celebrating the five-year extension of a partnership with Associated Bank with a contest to win two free tickets to Riverside Theater concerts by Harry Connick Jr. on July 13 and Of Monsters and Men on Aug. 4.
Heading to Summerfest or one of the ethnic festivals this summer? Bush up on the rules for acceptable bags.
In an announcement on Tuesday morning, a new partnership makes the Milwaukee casino the first sportsbook sponsor of the Packers.
The family-owned and operated Spitfire's On State is a sports bar known for its dedication to good food, good drinks and good people.
On Saturday, June 27, the Bay View Historical Society will honor another landmarking in the neighborhood - the 31st - in a 1 p.m. ceremony at the Stollenwerk/Correa House, 2246 S. Aldrich St.
The Brewers are at the top of the division with a growing lead, and the offense is coming from Milwaukee's full batting order.
Do you know the differences between these types of pizza?
Yes, that's a legitimate question.
La Casa de Esperanza's VITA team will be helping people file their taxes between June 2 and Sept. 25.
Organizations across Milwaukee are preparing to keep students busy during summer break. Here are free and affordable programs that students can participate in.
The Mediterranean-inspired restaurant inside Ascent earned a Silver Award at the 2026 ASID Wisconsin Design Excellence Awards
In 1965 the Beatles sang, 'tomorrow may rain, so I'll follow the sun.' A dozen years earlier a local couple built a house based on the same philosophy. That house, at 935 N. 75th St. in Wauwatosa hit the market on Thursday.
Yes, it will be cheesy. In a good way.
Mayor Cavalier Johnson presented the 29th Annual Mayor's Design Awards last week at the UW-Milwaukee School of Architecture and Urban Planning, honoring excellence in design in Milwaukee.
Want to guess how long it's been since I've reviewed a burger at Tre Rivali? It's been too long.
The eighth annual Lager & Friends beer festival takes place this weekend at Gathering Place Brewing, 811 E. Vienna Ave.
The fifth Camp Bar location hosts its grand opening on May 29, offering an expansive patio, craft cocktails and a full-on Up North escape in the heart of Cedarburg.
Nearly four years after its opening at the Milwaukee County Historical Society, 910 N. King Dr., the Brew City brewing exhibit has come down. It will be replaced with a new open-ended exhibition focusing on immigration.
It's National Burger Month. And that means it's a great time for a hefty two-napkin smash burger from Archie's Flat Top.
Recently, 'People Helping People,' a mosaic mural on a threatened Downtown building at 803 W. Michigan St., was honored with the Milwaukee County Historical Society's Public Art Award. Here's a look at the man behind the mural.
If the demise of Schlitz has got you down, maybe you'll be interested to know that you can not only own a piece of Schlitz Brewing history, you can live in it, too, as one of the condos in the 1907 Joseph and Ilma Uihlein mansion at 3318 N. Lake Dr. is currently on the market.
Last week, the city's Historic Preservation Commission and the Milwaukee Common Council presented its annual Cream of Cream City Awards honoring historic preservation efforts in Milwaukee.
The Brewers are at the top of the division coming into the week, and they've only repeated their lineup once in the process all season. Here's what this week looks like.
Rilo Kiley are "Really F**cking On" Tour, Big Beat MKE wraps up its first run at The Cooperage, and much more this week when it comes to local concert picks.