Alot of us are used to saying “Aye lets go to the Museum or the Public Museum”. Well in 2027 when the museum opens it will have a new name and logo. The Milwaukee Public Museum (MPM), a cherished institution since 1884, is set to embark on a transformative journey. In 2027, upon relocating to […]
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Credit Courtesy of Nola Hitchcock Cross Located at 3138 N Cambridge, this house is a sight to see! You’ve probably never seen a “house boat” quite like this — and no, it doesn’t float! Unless you’ve mastered walking on water, this one-of-a-kind home lets land lovers enjoy lush grass, gardens, and easy access to Cambridge
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If you grew up in Milwaukee—or spent any time lounging on the shores of Bradford Beach—you may have heard whispers about something called the Love Rock. For some, it was just a painted structure floating in the distance. For others, it symbolized the spirit of a generation that dared to turn a forgotten relic into
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👮♂️ If you’ve ever walked past the Baird Center in downtown Milwaukee and done a double-take at what you thought was a real security guard — you’re definitely not alone. Meet Syl, the hyperrealistic sculpture that’s fooled thousands of visitors with his incredibly lifelike appearance. From his polished shoes to the badge on his chest,
Milwaukee has changed a lot over the years, but for those of us who grew up here or lived through the city’s golden eras, there are some places that left a lasting mark. Whether they were malls, restaurants, or local hangouts, these spots helped shape the soul of the city. Here are 10 places in
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Tucked within Milwaukee’s vibrant Washington Park lies a gem of musical and architectural heritage—the Washington Park Bandstand, officially known as the Emil Blatz Temple of Music. This iconic structure has been a cornerstone of community gatherings and cultural events for decades. 🏛️ A Gift to the City In 1938, Emil Blatz, son of the renowned
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If you’re from Milwaukee — or just visiting — one thing you have to do is take the Miller Brewery Tour. It’s more than just beer. It’s history, culture, local pride, and honestly… a good time with a cold one in hand. I finally crossed it off my local bucket list — and trust me,
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If you’re looking for a fun, relaxing way to enjoy Milwaukee’s lakefront this summer, look no further than Lakeshore Paddle Sport Rentals. Nestled on the south dock of Discovery World, this spot gives you the chance to explore the city from the water while soaking up the sun and skyline. I’ve been here and I
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Every summer, Milwaukee’s lakefront transforms into a vibrant celebration of music, food, and community known as Summerfest — one of the largest and longest-running music festivals in the world. 🕰️ When It All Started Summerfest officially kicked off on July 20, 1968, inspired by Munich’s Oktoberfest. It was the vision of then-Mayor Henry Maier, who
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Long before social media made animals go viral, Milwaukee had Samson — a gentle giant who captured the hearts of an entire city.For over 30 years, Samson wasn’t just the star of the Milwaukee County Zoo — he was Milwaukee. 🍼 Samson’s Journey to Milwaukee Shortly after arriving at the Washington Park Zoo in 1951,
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