Truly outstanding! Eclectic body of work and well curated. I've visited several galleries in that…read moredistrict and this was by far my favorite one. Next time I'm in town I'll definitely stop by:)

Absolutely fantastic! I think this is the best gallery I've seen in Milwaukee. Only professional…read moreartists are exhibiting here. I plan on returning soon.

Have a hobby and need a space to work? Or do you need some inspiration? Hell you can even come here…read moreand do nothing and next thing you know your wanting to learn how to weld from one of the members. This place is for you! Once a member you can stop in rain or shine, 2 in the afternoon or if you randomly can't sleep head down at two in the morning. Is it Christmas and you got nothing to do? It doesn't matter! Everyone is super nice and whether or introvert or extremely outgoing, they are welcoming to all! From computers, 3D printing, woodworking, leathersmithing, blacksmithing, sewing, arts and crafts.. the sky's the limit here. Stop down for a meeting and meet some of the awesome people who come up with the coolest stuff.

I went here for an ART Milwaukee event. Although I am not a member, it was awesome to see the work…read morethat people are doing in this space. The projects that were shown were really incredible.

Fun gallery to walk around and browse local creativity! Lovely gal at the front desk with good…read moreinformation. It is free and a good way to support artists.

Beautiful, interesting artwork and very friendly local artist! Free to look and definitely worth…read morestopping by.

Saw "& Juliet" at the Marcus Performing Arts Center, in Uihlein Hall…read more Our seats were in the Loge section, row C, seats 311 to 308. Plenty of volunteers were stationed throughout to help direct people to their seats. Beverages and snacks were available in the atrium. For bathrooms, I would recommend heading down to the atrium level rather than staying on the upper floor. The upper floor restroom is smaller, and the line was quite long. Sound and view from our seats were both good. The 2026/2027 season is posted now, and there are several shows on it I'd like to see. Being able to catch these here without having to travel to Chicago is a nice perk.

I've always thought that the theater could use a higher incline. It's such a large theater, but it…read morecan get pretty uncomfortable in the back, with views very obscured by taller gents seating in front of you. Obviously orchestra seats are the best. As are the front loge seats. But unlike, say the Fiserv where you get a good view from any seat, further back seats here can get pretty uncomfortable. One little bit of luck I had seating on row W was that this was the second to the last row on orchestra floor, but the last row was set up with sound tables and no one was seating there during my show. And because I had a really tall guy seating in front of me, I couldn't see anything, but I could actually flop up the fold down chair and sit up high without obscuring anyone behind me and get an unobscured view myself. So if I want cheap tickets in the back, get the very back row and sit up like that to get a better view lol. It's not comfortable though.

We love coming here so much we bought a membership. You can come every 2 to 3 weeks and there are…read moredifferent plants blooming. A nice variety of garden concepts and water features to enjoy. Also, plenty of benches scattered throughout the garden so if you need to take a rest, you can. We love coming here so much we bought a membership. You can come every 2 to 3 weeks and there are different plants blooming. A nice variety of garden concepts and water features to enjoy. Also, plenty of benches scattered throughout the garden so if you need to take a rest, you can.

Boerner is a wonderful garden with beautiful flowers in the spring and summer and gorgeous fall…read morecolors in autumn. I love Boerner so much that I had my engagement photoshoot here. It was so special and the photos turned out beautifully! I recently signed up for the 2-year membership, which was only $90 for two adults and gives me access to over 300 gardens, including Chicago Botanic! Also, easy parking in the lot and never too crowded!

Great Date Night. We saw the Fleetwood Mac tribute. Very, very nice. Quite a bit of a change for…read moreme . . . who wore out the vinyl in my dorm room in Madison, WI, in 1977. My wife absolutely loved it ... she is a fan of stringed instruments, the cello, and quartets. For me, it was a little slow, as I kept expecting the tempo and sound that I've heard a thousand times. HOWEVER, I truly enjoyed it and it was interested to hear it stringed . . . certain songs were almost haunting. As for the venue . . . nothing is better than the St. JAmes. Been to weddings there as well. FANTASTIC.

Overall it was a great experience! We had someone behind us making noise which was disruptive, but…read morethe venue was beautiful, musicians are extremely talented and candlelight is relaxing.

This place was on my list to visit the next time we were in town. We popped in on a Saturday…read moremorning and it turned out there was no charge since they only had the beer exhibit on the first floor. Normally $8. You can park free on the street in front on Saturdays. The building itself is stunning and worth it. The vaults are incredible. The beer exhibit is very detailed and very informative. I am not sure what would normally be on the second floor but they said there was a wedding later that day - there are many weddings here on Saturdays. I was hoping for more.

Love, love, love this spot! If you want to learn more about Milwaukee County history, this is the…read moreplace to go. They have thoughtfully curated exhibits that are periodically changed. The main exhibit might be up for a 2-3 years and then there's a new neighborhood exhibit series that is set to change up more frequently. I visited my first time during Milwaukee Museum week so admission was FREE. But I would pay full admission ($8) if you really want a deep dive into Milwaukee. When I dropped in, the beer exhibit was up so everything displayed related to Milwaukees's beer culture and history. It was FASCINATING. There's also an actual bank vault inside the building that was used in the filming of the movie, Public Enemies, with Johnny Deep. You can walk inside the vault. The space is also worth mentioning - lots of marble. It's just a fun place to escape to. I recommend you plan to spend at least two hours here if you want to really read all the information on display and see all the artifacts. Parking might be tricky - street parking is the way to go if you can find a spot.

Cute little free art museum when you're exploring the downtown Cedarburg scene. They do accept…read moredonations and also have a little gift shop near the entrance. We didn't have much time to go upstairs and explore more but we liked the display of local artists' work and the beautiful home that the museum resides in. Will definitely spend a little more time next time or check out one of their events.

I went to the art museum during the holiday fundraiser to experience the Victorian…read moreWittenberg-Jochem Mansion's period rooms that embody thematic lines from Clement C. Moore's classic poem, Twas the Night Before Christmas. Entry is $10 per person on festive Friday. Reservations were needed and groups of people entered about 5-10 minutes apart. In each room, there was a narrator to tell us details about the room and how it related to the book. It was a cute event that helped put me in the Christmas spirit. The only downside was that there wasn't much art during our visit. And because the timed tours were coming through, we didn't get much time to look around before we had to move to the next room. It felt a bit rushed. I wish in addition to the guided tour, we could have time to look around on our own.