Milwaukee County is known for great parks, which consistently rank among the top 20 park systems in the nation. In addition, several communities in the area operate their own parks

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Take a stroll, view a lighthouse, play golf and visit an Indian mound—these are all activities that can be enjoyed in one famous Milwaukee County park. Along the shores of Lake Michigan on...

Fish Creek's venerable Peninsula Players continues its 77th season with Larry Shue's classic comedy The Nerd. The story of an insufferably annoying man made its world debut in Milwaukee in April 1981. It has since been staged all over the country. The story concerns itself with an...

June features not one, but two free outdoor productions of Shakespearean works. The better known of the two productions is Macbeth, which is being staged by Optimist Theatre. There is little that could be said here about Macbeth that hasn't...

The Milwaukee Museum Mile is a newly formed consortium of institutions located on Milwaukee's East Side. John Sterr, marketing manager for the Charles Allis and Villa Terrace art museums, talked about the development of this unique...

After the final perfomance of it’s latest Summer one-act offering, Pink Banana Theatre will be hosting a Meat--er . . . that is Meet and Greet BBQ (veggie burgers available) with cast and crew. Sounds like kind of a cool way to close-out the show. Hang out with the Banana in Lake Park on Saturday, June 18th and raise a little money for the company. Pink Banana Theatre’s Meet and ...

As Wisconsinites, we’re members of an exclusive alliance of states fortunate to touch the waters of the Great Lakes. Lake Michigan is Milwaukee’s most valuable natural resource: It’s our source of drinking water; it fights our fires; and we love to play in, on and around it.