2015 Official Visitors Guide

2015 OFFICIAL VISITORS GUIDE

+ why MKE is the “City of Festivals” MUST SEES

for FAMILIES

15 | RESTAURANT SELECTOR

16 | BEER & BREWING

4 WELCOME 6 TAKE MKE HOME 8 HOT SPOTS Start your adventure at these hubs

14 DINING Eating local in Milwaukee & a restaurant selector to guide your tastebuds

16 BEER & BREWING Tours & history take you from the past to the present in a glass

18 SPORTS Getting active on the water & dry land, plus how to have the perfect tailgate

22 HARLEY-DAVIDSON This American icon has called Milwaukee home since its inception in 1903

24 FAMILY FRIENDLY 12 spots your family won’t want to miss

26 ARTS Choose your art appreciation style

what's inside

what’s inside 28 THEATER From national tours of Broadway hits to our local opera company

30 SUMMERFEST The world’s largest music festival

32 FESTIVALS Learn why Milwaukee is the “City of Festivals”

34 MAJOR EVENTS 36 MAPS 38 BUSINESS LISTINGS What to see and do sorted by neighborhood/region

NEWaukee Night Market Cover Photo: Bastille Days

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welcome

city facts

CONTRIBUTORS

Milwaukee has over 150 state and county parks.

Milwaukee is the largest city in the state of Wisconsin.

Milwaukee has There are 150 over 130 miles restaurants in of bike trails. downtown MKE. Milwaukee borders the 22,300 square miles of Lake Michigan.

The lake actually touches 14,200 square miles of Wisconsin.

The Milwaukee RiverWalk spans nearly 3 miles along the Milwaukee River, taking you through downtown Milwaukee.

Milwaukee is home to over 30 seasonal festivals including the world’s largest music festival & celtic festival.

25 theaters 17 museums within city in downtown Milwaukee and limits & a little over 30 in 25 including the surrounding the Greater counties.

Milwaukee area.

Milwaukee is the birthplace of Harley-Davidson.

There are 75 golf courses in Southeast WI, 15 of which are in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee is home to 12 major colleges and universities.

Milwaukee’s nicknamed Cream City because of its distinctive cream colored brick and Brew City because of its rich brewing history.

From left to right: Chelsie Layman; content support • Jill Hauck; admin support • Jennifer Posh; content strategy & copywriting lead • Bill Prange; marketing strategy & project management • Maria Strand; business listings • Katy Deardorff; content support • Margaret Casey; content support • Megan Gaus; marketing strategy & team lead • Hayley Gallagher; design & illustration • Photo by Megan Husband; convention sales manager & semi-pro photographer

Dear Visitor, The 2015 Official Visitors Guide is a lot like one of Milwaukee’s famous brews: it was specially crafted for you with love and hard work, then brought to a vigorous boil.

Milwaukee is a city that’s proud of its industrial roots, from our revitalized historic architecture to neighborhood corner bars, and we’d like to extend a big warm Midwestern welcome to you. Just like traveling to see family or friends, where you have the luxury of a local taking you around to the best spots, we’ve got you covered. This guide is filled with the “must-sees” that make our city one-of-a-kind alongside the hidden gems only a local knows.

We’re locals and new transplants. Millennials and moms. We’ve lived across the Midwest, across the country and across the ocean. We are foodies, sports fans, coffee connoisseurs and a bit outdoorsy. We each bring a different perspective, but we all have one thing in common: we chose to make our home in Milwaukee, and we are excited to share our hometown with you.

So here’s to Milwaukee and here’s to you. Whether your visit lasts a day, a week or forever, we hope that you find just as much to love about MKE as we do.

Prosit!

VISIT Milwaukee’s MAIN OFFICE: Paul Upchurch, President/CEO; Marco Bloemendaal, Senior Vice President of Sales; Dana Jones, Vice President of Finance & Administration; Megan Gaus, Senior Director of Marketing & Communications; Jeff Baryenbruch, Executive Director of Sales; Dave Larson, Director of Convention Services; Meg McKenna, Director of Development.

For direct inquiries, contact Megan Gaus, Senior Director of Marketing & Communications; 414-287-4252.

Published by Nei-Turner Media Group 93 West Geneva Street, Williams Bay, WI 53191.

262-245-1000 Please Note: While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of information in this guide at the date of publication, errors or changes can occur.

Please call ahead and verify. ©2015 VISIT Milwaukee. All photos in this publication are the property of VISIT Milwaukee unless otherwise noted.

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getting here From planes, trains and automobiles, it’s easy to get to Milwaukee. The city is located just 90 minutes north of Chicago and within a day’s drive of one-third of the U.S. population, with a highly-ranked airport just 8 miles from downtown. So plan a road trip, hop on an Amtrak train or catch a flight to Milwaukee – it just might be a quicker trip than you think.

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A beer ordered to follow another drink (also known as a chaser); traditionally accompanied by a Bloody Mary.

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The sound of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle cruising down the street (go ahead, say it out loud as fast as you can).

CHEESE CURDS

DRIVE TIMES MADISON, WI CHICAGO, IL GREEN BAY, WI GRAND RAPIDS, MI INDIANAPOLIS, IN MINNEAPOLIS, MN

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BUB·BLER A drinking fountain. Not to be confused with “Bublr,” the local bike share system.

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DES MOINES, IA CINCINNATI, OH DETROIT, MI ST. LOUIS, MO LOUISVILLE, KY COLUMBUS, OH

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Fly to Milwaukee’s General Mitchell International Airport non-stop from 36 cities and from 106 with just one stop.

Small, springy bits of cheese – fresh ones should squeak in your mouth, but you’ll want to try them deep fried.

KK /kay/ /kay/ Short for “Kinnickinnic,” one of the three major rivers that flow into our harbor.

Also the namesake of an award-winning whiskey at Great Lakes Distillery.

PROSIT /Prohst/ The German equivalent of “cheers!”

POLISH MOON /pōliSH/ /moon/ The glowing faces of the four-sided Allen-Bradley (now Rockwell Automation) clock tower, which looks out over Milwaukee’s once heavily Polish south side.

BREW CITY, CREAM CITY, MILTOWN, MKE Milwaukee!

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take milwaukee home SIX LOCAL PRODUCTS THAT MAKE GREAT GIFTS OR SOUVENIRS FOR THE HOSTESS MILWAUKEE COASTER SET Highlighting Milwaukee’s best natural feature — the lakefront — these four beautiful, Italian marble coasters with cork bottoms feature a vintage topography map of the Milwaukee Harbor that will be treasured for years to come. $48 at George Watts & Son, Inc., 761 N. Jefferson St. or georgewatts.com

FOR THE ARTISAN TEA DRINKER LETTERBOX FINE TEA A collection of hand selected and artfully crafted teas. From traditional, even ancient varieties to modern infusions, these teas all have a colorful story to tell.

FOR THE STRONG COFFEE LOVER

Available at Colectivo cafes throughout Milwaukee or online at letterboxfinetea.com

COLECTIVO COFFEE Roasted by hand and delivered fresh since 1993, this award-winning roaster develops farmer and co-op partnerships to source exceptional coffee. Watch the roasting process from their Riverwest cafe!

FOR THE BEER CONNOISSEUR LAKEFRONT BREWERY CRAFT BEERS Commemorate your tour of Lakefront Brewery by picking up a few brews to take back home with you. Producing award-winning beers at its historic building along the Milwaukee River, Lakefront Brewery tours are rated as one of the best in the country by TripAdvisor.

Prices vary; available at Lakefront Brewery, 1872 N. Commerce St., as well as at grocery and liquor stores throughout Greater Milwaukee. lakefrontbrewery.com

Available at Colectivo cafes throughout Milwaukee or online at colectivocoffee.com

FOR THE TAILGATE PARTY

BEST-SELLING CHEESE BASKET Don’t leave Milwaukee without Wisconsin cheese!

All of the most popular cheeses have been included in this basket. There’s something for everyone. $42 at Wisconsin Cheese Mart, 1048 N. Old World Third St. or wisconsincheesemart.com

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ARTFUL GIFTS FOR ALL MILWAUKEE SKYLINE MUG This mug features an exuberant original watercolor illustration

by Milwaukee artist Chrisanne Robertson, depicting the Art Museum as a crown jewel in the city's skyline. $12 at the Milwaukee Art Museum Store, 700 N. Art Museum Dr.

ONLY A LOCAL CAN TELL YOU WHERE IT ALL GOES DOWN IN THE CITY. WE’VE PICKED A FEW OF MILWAUKEE’S HOT SPOTS, PLACES WHERE VISITORS AND LOCALS ALIKE TEND TO FLOCK. THESE ARE PLACES WHERE YOU’LL FIND A LITTLE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE, WHERE ATTRACTIONS MEET DINING MEET SHOPPING TO CREATE HUBS OF ACTIVITY THAT REALLY LET YOU EXPERIENCE THE CITY JUST LIKE A LOCAL WOULD.

Ready to get started? Let’s go.

hot spots Discovery World

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ocals like to say it’s “cooler by the lake.”

Although it’s true that temperatures tend to drop the closer you get to Lake Michigan (that’s called the lake effect), the lakefront is also home to some of Milwaukee’s coolest attractions and favorite spots for fun in the urban outdoors. This is where the iconic Milwaukee Art Museum spreads its wings. Every visitor to the city should make sure to drop by at noon to watch the massive wings “flap,” then get a one-of-a-kind view of the lake from inside the beautiful atrium of the Quadracci Pavilion, a postmodern interpretation of a Gothic cathedral with a soaring 90-foot-high glass roof.

Across the way is Discovery World, where you’ll find a celebration of water, technology and all the ways they intertwine. From a re-creation of a 19th century Great Lakes schooner to a 3-D virtual journey in the HIVE to a celebration of the innovative spirit of Les Paul, this interactive look at our Milwaukee River

Milwaukee Art Museum

history and our future is fascinating for inquiring minds of all ages. Take an easy, five-minute walk inland to find Betty Brinn Children’s Museum, the only local museum specially designed for children 10 and under.

The hands-on exhibits here make learning fun, whether you want to present a news broadcast from a pretend studio or find out how far a sneeze travels.

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And, of course, you can’t forget the 22,300 square miles of open water that make up our backyard. Go sailing or take a chartered fishing expedition on the lake, or explore lush lakefront parks. Bradford Beach is the place to be in the summer, with beach volleyball, cabanas and more, plus oldfashioned burgers and custard at Northpoint Custard just off the sand. Veterans Park is another popular summer spot with pedal boats and more available for rental in the lagoon. The Oak Leaf Trail encircles Milwaukee County with 118 miles of multi-use trails. One segment stretches along the lakefront, a perfect place for bikers, joggers, walkers, rollerbladers and anyone who wants to explore the great urban outdoors, with the city on one side and the waters of Lake Michigan on the other.

Lake Michigan

Neighborhoods EACH OF MILWAUKEE’S NEIGHBORHOODS HAS ITS OWN UNIQUE CHARACTER. PICK OUT WHICH ONES YOU’D LIKE TO EXPLORE, THEN SEE WHAT YOU’LL FIND THERE IN OUR LISTINGS. listings on page

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BRADY STREET

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A bohemian street that’s one of the oldest Italian neighborhoods in the city and the former home of the hippie movement.

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EAST SIDE

MARQUETTE / AVENUES WEST

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EAST TOWN

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MENOMONEE RIVER VALLEY Revitalized industrial area now home to green spaces and buildings, plus major attractions like Potawatomi Hotel & Casino.

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HISTORIC THIRD WARD Historic warehouse district home to boutique shopping, art galleries and theaters.

Walk to the Henry Maier Festival Park.

Downtown neighborhood home to some of Milwaukee’s most popular attractions, from museums to entertainment venues.

A melting pot neighborhood popular with young professionals filled with trendy dining, shopping and nightlife.

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Home to the more than 11,000 students studying at Marquette University and the historic St. Joan of Arc Chapel.

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WALKER’S POINT Southside neighborhood turned foodie paradise and LGBT hotspot. Don’t miss the great dining and nightlife along Second Street.

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WESTOWN Home to Milwaukee’s German heritage on Old World Third Street, major sporting arenas and the Wisconsin Center.

Just a block away are two more entertainment venues, connected by the Milwaukee Center building. The Pabst Theater is Milwaukee’s “jewel box,” an elegant opera house built in 1895 that now plays host to touring acts like Dave Chapelle, Bon Iver, Brian Wilson and Jim Gaffigan. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater is the Pabst Theater’s neighbor in the Milwaukee Center.

For more than 60 years, this professional company has been nationally recognized for the shows they perform on three stages: the main house, the intimate studio theater and Milwaukee’s only traditional cabaret theater.

A few blocks away is the elegant Milwaukee Theatre, which hosts touring stage shows, musicians and more.

But the night isn’t over when the curtain goes down. There are endless dining and nightlife options just steps away from any of these venues.

Water Street, the popular hub of downtown’s bars and nightlife, runs directly in front of the Marcus Center and past the Pabst Theater.

Have dinner before the show, then hit the town for dessert and cocktails afterward.

hot spots

Your amazing night starts in Milwaukee’s downtown entertainment district. The Marcus Center for the Performing Arts is brilliantly and colorfully illuminated at night, leaving no doubt where the action is.

This is where you’ll find ballet, symphony, children’s theater, Broadway hits on tour and more.

Marcus Center for the Performing Arts

The Rumpus Room

Pabst Theater

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NEIGHBORHOODS (4-6pgs)

Milwaukee Public Market

The Milwaukee Public Market is your gateway to Milwaukee’s revitalized warehouse district, the Historic Third Ward. Picked by Frommer’s as one of America’s best public markets, this is a foodie paradise that’s the perfect spot to stop for a meal or just to browse. You won’t leave hungry after exploring around 20 local vendors offering everything from fresh-squeezed juices to artisan breads, a famous $13.95 live Maine lobster dinner to hand-blended spice mixes. From here, keep walking to explore the boutique shops, art galleries and restaurants that make up this vibrant neighborhood. Bordered on the west by the Milwaukee River and the east by Henry Maier Festival Park, the permanent lakefront festival grounds home to Summerfest and most of the city’s ethnic festivals, there’s never a lack of things to do in this compact, easily walkable historic district.

Enjoy more historic buildings and great shopping in The Village, the historic business district of Wauwatosa, Milwaukee’s neighbor to the west. Just an eight-minute drive from downtown will bring you into the heart of “Tosa,” as it’s known to locals. A massive stone pedestrian bridge welcomes visitors to The Village, a place that has maintained a distinct European feel

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Milwaukee Public Market

The Village in Wauwatosa

since it was first settled in the mid-1800s.

Here you’ll find a veritable European tour of dining from Germany to France to Italy to the Netherlands, all within steps of each other. The Village is home to boutique shopping and just a short way from the area’s premier shopping at Mayfair Mall and the Mayfair Collection.

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Milwaukee Boat Line

START YOUR MILWAUKEE ADVENTURE AT THESE HUBS, THEN LET OUR FRIENDLY, WALKABLE STREETS GUIDE YOU OFF THE BEATEN PATH TO YOUR NEXT GREAT FIND. THE CITY IS THERE –

what are you waiting for?

dining

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Wolf Peach

WE’VE GOT FARM-TO-TABLE. WE’VE GOT ROOF-TO-TABLE. WHEN YOU EAT LOCAL IN MILWAUKEE, EVERYWHERE FROM FOOD TRUCKS TO FINE DINING, YOUR FOOD IS CLOSER THAN YOU THINK.

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he Walker’s Point neighborhood on Milwaukee’s south side is a hotbed of restaurant development; The New York Times called it “the city’s go-to district for innovative artisanal food.” If you want to eat local, you have to make a stop. The Braise

Restaurant Supported Agriculture program helps make local products from Wisconsin farms accessible to member restaurants, making it easy to eat local from coffee shops like Anodyne Coffee Roasting Co. to the artisan frozen treats at Purple Door Ice Cream. When you dine at Braise (named one of Fodor’s “Top Ten Roof-to-Table Restaurants” for 2014), know that from baking bread to butchering meat, everything on the menu is hand-crafted.

But locally sourced food isn’t confined to one neighborhood.

In addition to an off-site farm, Wolf Peach each grows produce, garnish

BEER

No surprises here. The beer barons started it way back when, and locals still love a good brew.

We brew it all right here from macro to micro, craft, gluten-free, fruit-based and everything in between.

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and more at its 1,000-square-foot on-site garden. Not only are the menus at Hōm Wood Fired Grill inspired by simple, rustic Wisconsin producers, but its partnership with Hidden Creek Farms supplies high-quality meat and produce. Even hotels are getting in on the action: Locavore, inside Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, features globally-inspired cuisine prepared with local, sustainable ingredients.

While dining at the iconic Pfister Hotel, your meal might be sweetened with honey from one of the 23,000 bees that live in two hives on the hotel’s rooftop. p

BLOODY MARY & BEER BACK

A limp stick of celery? Please. Bloodys here come topped with anything and everything, including an entire fried chicken. Act like a local and order the beer chaser.

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We’ve been drinking these long before Don Draper made them cool again. The Wisconsin version is made with brandy instead of whiskey.

Try it – you’ll like it.

SPRECHER ROOT BEER

The New York Times’ pick for the country’s best root beer? Yeah, we brew that too. You’ve never had root beer this smooth, and it’s sweetened by Wisconsin clover honey.

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The ideal brunch beverage for f the thh devoted d t d beer b lover. Mixing beer with orange juice magically makes it appropriate to drink before noon.

You’re welcome.

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beer & brewing

beer Obrewing

SOME PEOPLE CALL MILWAUKEE THE “BREW CITY,” AND IT HAS MORE THAN EARNED THE NAME. BEER AND BREWING IS THE STORY OF THE CITY, FROM THE BYGONE DAYS OF THE BEER BARONS TO TODAY’S CRAFT BREWERS.

Milwaukee Brewing Company

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beer & brewing

Central Standard Craft Distillery

IF YOU LOVE BEER, YOU HAVE TO TAKE ONE OF OUR BREWERY TOURS.

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akefront Brewery is famous for their quirky tour guides, and you won’t want to miss Friday Fish Fry in the beer hall after the tour.

Milwaukee Brewing Company is another local favorite — its laidback, beer-in-hand tour is led by one of the “brewery scoundrels.” If you’re bringing the whole family along, you have to stop at Sprecher Brewing Company. Not only is its Black Bavarian ranked as one of the top American beers, but their root beer was named best in the U.S. by The New York Times. After the tour, guests of all ages are welcome to unlimited samples of its specialty sodas (while the adults can try some of the brews).

See the full 150 years of Milwaukee’s brewing heritage at MillerCoors, going from the historic underground caves where Frederick Miller cooled

his brews to the modern, high-speed production lines (Miller himself makes an appearance in the caves – in hologram form, of course). Best Place at the Historic Pabst Brewery is another stop for beer history aficionados.

Check out the former Pabst Corporate offices, including Captain Pabst’s office, the Blue Ribbon Hall and cozy Captain’s Courtyard. If you want to know how the beer barons lived (hint: it was in style), tour the Pabst Mansion, a showplace where Milwaukee’s elite once gathered. And don’t forget to pay your respects to the beer barons (Pabst, Schiltz and Blatz) with a walking tour at Forest Home Cemetery.

After you’ve fully experienced the beer scene, fans of locally-made

Insider Tip:: Beer isn’t the only thing ing n we’re brewing up in Milwaukee. Get your caffeine affeine se fix from one of these local roasters:

libations have to check out our distilleries. Great Lakes Distillery, Wisconsin’s first distillery since Prohibition, creates awardwinning products like Rehorst Gin, Kinnickinnic Whiskey and Amerique 1912 Absinthe. Just a little further into Walker’s Point, you’ll find the new Central Standard Craft Distillery.

Don’t miss its white whiskey!

Miller Caves

• ANODYNE COFFEE ROASTING CO. • • COLECTIVO COFFEE • • HAWTHORNE COFFEE ROASTERS • • RISHI TEA • • STONE CREEK COFFEE • • SVEN’S COFFEE CO • • VALENTINE COFFEE •

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sports LANDLOCKED MIDWEST DESTINATION? NOT MILWAUKEE. LOCATED AT THE MEETING OF THREE MAJOR RIVERS AND WITH LAKE MICHIGAN AS OUR BACKYARD, YOU WON’T HAVE ANY TROUBLE GETTING ON THE WATER HERE ON THE “THIRD COAST,” Lake Michigan is a choice spot for jetskiing, sailing and wind-surfing, and we’re gaining a national reputation as an up-and-coming spot for freshwater surfing. The Milwaukee County Parks System operates five swimming beaches along the lakefront, each with distinct personality and appeal.

Bradford Beach is the place to be in

summer, whether you’re looking to play beach volleyball or just chill in a cabana with some tiki drinks.

The coolest way to see the city is definitely from river-level. Whether you’re a veteran or a newbie on the water, you can rent kayaks, canoes or paddleboards from Milwaukee Kayak Company and set off down the river of your choice to explore the scenic natural areas, low-level rapids and urban landscapes. Kids will love the pedal boats, paddleboards and canoes at Wheel Fun Rentals, located on a picturesque, tree-lined lagoon along Lake Michigan.

If you don’t feel like transporting yourself down the river, hop on board one of the several boat lines that can take you on scenic, sunset and dining cruises throughout Milwaukee’s

waterways. The iconic Edelweiss Boats operated by Milwaukee River Cruise Line will take you through downtown and out to the lakefront. In addition to the nation’s only pub crawl by boat, Riverwalk Boat Tours & Rentals also offers pontoon boats for rent.

More interested in getting out on that lake we mentioned? Get ready to fish Lake Michigan’s considerable bounty; it’s the largest sport fishery of all the Great Lakes, with more than 100 recorded species of fish. Or take a fun and educational sail on the S/V Denis Sullivan, a 137-foot re-creation of a three-masted, 19th century Great Lakes schooner. You can join the crew and learn how to sail Wisconsin’s Official Flagship or just sit back and enjoy the ride.

Milwaukee Kayak Company

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bike culture

sports events sports

USA TRIATHLON The USA Triathlon Sprint and Olympic Distance National Championships return to the lakefront for a third year in August.

PGA CHAMPIONSHIP

Marsupial Pedestrian Bridge

WISCONSIN WAS RECENTLY RANKED THE #3 MOST BIKEFRIENDLY STATE IN THE U.S., SO IT SHOULD COME AS NO SURPRISE THAT MILWAUKEE IS LEADING THE WAY IN URBAN BIKE CULTURE. With more than 130 miles of paved bike trails in and around the city, Milwaukee lends itself perfectly to a mix between rugged “off-roading” and urban exploring on two wheels.

Take the newly-installed bike share program, Bublr Bikes, named after the uniquely Milwaukee word for a drinking fountain. The blue bikes can be found at 10 stations around town (with more stations to come throughout the year), making it convenient for visitors and locals to get from important locations like Discovery World on the lakefront to the Milwaukee Public Market in the Historic Third Ward for lunch.

If you are looking for more of a trailriding experience, test out either one of Milwaukee’s designated paved bike trails: the Hank Aaron and Oak Leaf

Trails. These two family-friendly paths take visitors through downtown, along the lakefront and out into neighboring towns that are perfect for exploring and grabbing a bite to eat.

To add to Milwaukee’s unique bike culture, the city is also home to the Riverwest 24, a 24-hour bike race.

While some compete just for fun, the true contenders are judged by the number of laps completed in the 24-hour period as well as mid-race activities (such as getting a race tattoo — these people mean business).

In August, the 2015 PGA Championship returns to Whistling Straits, a world-class course just an hour’s drive from downtown Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE RIVER CHALLENGE Each September, the Milwaukee River comes to life with collegiate rowing crews racing 140 boats.

Insider Tip: Non-riders are encouraged to come out & show support for the Riverwest 24 competitors in this annual event; make sure you’re holding a Riverwest Stein and you’ll blend right in.

So, the real question is: Whatt are you waiting for? Roll up your pant nt leg (it’s the cool thing to do), grab b your helmet and hit the road.

LAKEFRONT MARATHON This annual Boston Marathon-qualifying race takes a scenic route along Lake Michigan to the finish line in Veterans Park this October.

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10 tailgate musts sports

Baseball is the great American pastime. Home of the Brewers, Milwaukee has perfected the art of celebrating this quintessential experience with some good old-fashioned grilling and drinking. Follow this handy guide, and you’ll be ready to tailgate like a pro before the old ball game.

A Recipe for

BEER BRATS A Tailgating Tradition

1 A GRILL It wouldn’t be a true Wisconsin tailgate without beer brats. The only way to get this done is with your tailgate grill .

2 A BEVERAGE (OR SEVERAL)

Whether it’s a soda, water or some local craft beer, do not forget to pack that cooler. Tailgating is thirsty business!

3 BOTTLE

OPENER

6 GRILLING

UTENSILS

This is the number one thing that people forget.

Just don’t do it.

4 A LIGHTER/

CHARCOAL

8 A JACKET While Miller Park, home of the Milwaukee Brewers, has a retractable roof, it can get chilly while tailgating.

Don’t get stuck turning your brats with your hands – burns are nobody’s friend!

7 NAPKINS /

Put this in the grill the night before to make sure it doesn’t get lost in the shuffle.

5 CORNHOLE

BOARD & BAGS A good ol’ fashioned bean bag toss is the preferred activity of veteran tailgaters.

HAND SANITIZER

9 A SMALL

You will be touching raw meat and condiments and chips and cookies.

Do yourself a favor and bring napkins and hand sanitizer 10 to keep everyone safe and clean.

Ingredients:

PURSE

No one wants to wait in a line to get a purse checked. Bring a small purse or wristlet - this will save your entire crew some time.

YOUR GAME FACE Possibly the most important thing. Get excited – you’re going to see the Brewers at Miller Park!

• 4-5 MEDIUM WHITE OR YELLOW ONIONS • ¼ CUP OF SALTED BUTTER • 6 PACK OF BEER (insider tip: the cheaper, the better) • PACK OF BRATS (12 LINKS)

Directions: 1) Cut your onions into rings 2) Combine butter, 5 of the beers & the onions in a large slow cooker or pot.

Add the brats andd simmer for 15-20 ts are fully cooked. minutes, until brats 3) Throw the brats onn the grill to brown ame by putting a them. (Up your game ple/hickory wood few chunks of apple/hickory on the coals.) he grilled brats to 4) Serve, or return the arm if necessary. the pan to stay warm xtra beer and toast 5) Crack open that extra to a job well done. Cheers!

ROLL OUT THE BARREL, WE’LL HAVE A BARREL OF FUN ROLL OUT THE BARREL, WE’VE GOT THE BLUES ON THE RUN

ZING! BOOM! TA-RAR-REL!! during the 7th inning stretch

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RING OUT A SONG OF GOOD CHEER NOW’S THE TIME TO ROLL THE BARREL, FOR THE GANG’S ALL HERE!

SPORTS TEAMS

10 tailgate musts golf sports

One of the city’s best sports values, bring the whole family to see this AHL team hit the ice along with fun intermission contests like Uncle Ben’s Human Hockey Puck.

Root for the Brew Crew at Miller Park, and cheer on Bernie Brewer as he takes a trip down his slide to celebrate a home run!

Fishnets, glitter and bruises: you’ll see it all when these rollergirls hit the rink (and each other).

WITH THE PGA CHAMPIONSHIP IN 2015 AND THE U.S. OPEN IN 2017, THE PROS ARE ALL COMING TO WISCONSIN — why not you?

Milwaukee is within easy driving distance of some of the Midwest’s best golf destinations, with more than 75 courses from legendary designers like Palmer, Nicklaus, Dye and Hurdzan/Fry spread throughout southeastern Wisconsin.

Red and green reigns supreme when the Bucks take the court. The 2014-15 season brings a new coach and the youngest team in the NBA. Don’t miss out on a chance to catch the action!

Nothing beats the fast-paced scoring and excitement found at an indoor soccer match.

Catch a game with the longest running pro soccer franchise in the U.S.

The Milwaukee County Parks System features 11 courses, including Brown Deer Golf Course, a tournament course where Tiger Woods began his PGA Tour career, located just minutes north of the city. Less than an hour from downtown, Erin Hills was ranked #10 on Golf Digest’s “100 Greatest Public Courses” and will be the first course in Wisconsin to host the U.S. Open. Also on the “100 Greatest Public Courses” list is The Bull, Wisconsin’s only Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course.

The BOG, an 18-hole par-72 championship course designed by Arnold Palmer, is just 30 minutes away. For a complete golf getaway south of the city, the Grand Geneva Resort & Spa is home to two championship courses: The Brute, a par-72 course that’s one of the most challenging layouts in the Midwest, and The Highlands, a Scottish style course originally designed by Jack Nicklaus and Pete Dye, and updated in 2006 by Bob Lohmann.

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Harley-Davidson motorcycle culture

Harley-Davidson Museum

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IN 1903, WILLIAM S. HARLEY AND ARTHUR DAVIDSON FORGED A MOTORCYCLE AND A LEGACY IN MILWAUKEE.

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Motorcycle enthusiasts from all over the world come to Milwaukee to celebrate HarleyDavidson’s anniversaries, but bike culture lives on in the city every day. Whether you’re a devoted biker or have never sat astride a “hog,” if you hear the call of the wild, you’ll want to explore Harley-Davidson’s birthplace.

Milwaukee has been the world headquarters of the HarleyDavidson Motor Company since its inception. Generations of passionate owners and years of iconic motorcycle designs and innovations all have their roots right here where it all began in the motorcycle’s hometown.

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Stop at the world’s only HarleyDavidson Museum for a one-of-a-kind look at an American icon. At the museum, you’ll see more than 450 motorcycles and artifacts, dating back to the oldest known HarleyDavidson motorcycle: Serial Number One, and learn stories of extraordinary products, people, history and Harley-Davidson culture. The museum also offers exclusive ticketed programs and tours, including the Steel Toe Tour, a two-part tour with a trip by shuttle to Harley-Davidson’s Pilgrim Road Powertrain Operations facility, and the Back Roads tour into the private Harley-Davidson Archives.

Visitors of all ages will love the exciting and interactive exhibits at the museum. Celebrate custom culture in a gallery devoted to the most unique bikes out there and check out literally everything needed to create a classic Harley-Davidson Knucklehead in the Engine Room. Step inside the Experience Gallery and hop on board one of the variety of bikes waiting to be experienced – this is the perfect

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opportunity for a photo! Refuel before you hit the road again at MOTOR, the on-site restaurant.

This summer the museum’s special exhibit “Willie G. Davidson: Artist, Designer, Leader, Legend” celebrates the artistry, influence and impact of Willie G. Davidson, Harley-Davidson’s Chief Styling Officer Emeritus, whose designs have defined American motorcycles for generations.

The museum is great for anyone interested in experiencing this legendary company, but bikers should stop by Milwaukee’s local Harley dealerships for unique merchandise, bike nights and tips on the best routes for a scenic ride through the area. Didn’t come on your hog? Hal’s Harley-Davidson is an authorized rental outlet, so pick out a bike and take it for a spin. Ride out to Wisconsin Harley-Davidson for family-friendly events, or visit the six-ton bronze statue of the iconic Fat Boy motorcycle at the House of Harley-Davidson.

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Jazz in the Park Milwaukee Art Museum

Bastille Days

Discovery World

Milwaukee County Zoo

family friendly 3 If you’re bringing your family to Milwaukee, you can’t miss these 12 spots kids & adults alike will love:

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MILWAUKEE COUNTY ZOO More than 2,500 animals are housed on 200 acres of natural habitats at this nationallyrecognized zoo open 365 days a year. Kids will love the Sky Trail Wisconsin Adventure Zone, featuring a 500-foot zip line. Take a ride on the zoo train that circles the grounds and catch educational wildlife shows featuring birds of prey, sea lions and more.

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MILWAUKEE ART MUSEUM Get inspired by the art on display inside one of Milwaukee’s most beautiful buildings. The famous wings have the wingspan of a Boeing 747; make sure to stop and watch them “flap” at noon before going inside.

Kids can create their own art project to take home at the Kohl’s Art Generation Open Studio, open seven days a week.

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DISCOVERY WORLD Lie on a bed of nails, pet the stingrays, take a 3-D journey in the HIVE and much more.

It’s fun for the whole family when maritime heritage and 21st-century cool combine in the interactive technology and water exhibits at this popular all-ages museum.

You can also get out on the lake on the S/V Denis Sullivan, a re-creation of a threemasted Great Lakes schooner.

MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MUSEUM Travel around the world, back in time on the Streets of Old Milwaukee and to the depths of the ocean at this human and natural history museum. Also home to the Dome Theater and Planetarium, featuring a six-story-tall screen and 3-D projectors. See if you can find the secret “snake button.”

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NEWaukee Night Market

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Check out the hands-on exhibits and activities at Milwaukee’s only museum designed specifically for kids 10 and younger. Role-play jobs in a kid-sized community with everything from a post office to a pretend motorcycle dealership.

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FIRST STAGE Children and adults can explore the wonder of the performing arts together through shows inspired by children’s literature and performed by a company of professional adults and local youth actors.

KOPP’S FROZEN CUSTARD This local legend has been serving up custard and jumbo burgers since 1950. Try the flavor of the day!

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MILLER PARK The weather is always perfect for a ball game under the nation’s only fan-shaped retractable roof. Let younger fans enjoy the KidsZone, an interactive play area featuring a mini-version of Bernie Brewer’s famous slide, and the whole family can cheer on the famous Racing Sausages when they take the field before the bottom of the sixth.

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SPRECHER BREWERY You’ll find a modern twist on old-world brewing traditions on this brewery tour that’s fun for the whole family!

Adults can sample up to four microbrews, and all ages are welcome to unlimited samples of the famous gourmet sodas (including The New York Times’ pick for best root beer in the country!)

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HARLEY-DAVIDSON MUSEUM Learn the history of this American icon; kids can build their own virtual bike and try on pint-size Harley-Davidson gear in the Imagination Station.

FESTIVALS Give your kids a taste of diverse world cultures through food, dance, music and more during our summer ethnic festivals like Bastille Days, Mexican Fiesta and Irish Fest.

THE DOMES Visit a desert, the tropics and more without ever leaving Milwaukee at the unique Mitchell Park Conservatory.

The Domes are also home to the Winter Farmer’s Market and a popular holiday train display during the winter.

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What’s your art appreciation style?

TRADITIONAL:

From the iconic Milwaukee Art Museum to local museums featuring Wisconsin artists, decorative arts and more, art lovers will find plenty to admire and ponder throughout the city. This summer at the Milwaukee Art Museum, don’t miss “Van Gogh to Pollock: Modern Rebels,” a special exhibition featuring the biggest names in art, including Salvador Dali, Edgar Degas, Frida Kahlo, Georgia O’Keeffe, Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol.

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If you prefer your art new and and enjoyed while mingling with other art lovers, don’t miss Gallery Night and Day. Held quarterly, more than 60 participating galleries in the Historic Third Ward and throughout downtown open their doors with unique installations and interactive art projects from local artists, plus food, live music and more. Best of all, admission is free!

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Splash Studio

We totally get it – you’re not just an art admirer, you’re an artiste in your own right! Head to Splash Studio: A Painting Bar to make a masterpiece while enjoying some adult beverages. You can follow the tutorial presented by a local artist or go your own way.

OUTDOORSY:

Love art but wish you could enjoy it while simultaneously taking in the beauty of nature? Lucky you – Milwaukee is full of outdoor art!

The three-mile Milwaukee RiverWalk is an outdoor public art gallery currently displaying 20 sculptures.

Or visit Lynden Sculpture Garden where a collection of more than 50 monumental sculptures is displayed on 40 acres of park, lake and woodland.

Milwaukee Art Museum

Milwaukee RiverWalk

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theater O Beer & Brewing ble performing arts HOME TO BOTH THE OLDEST AND THE LARGEST PERFORMING ARTS ORGANIZATIONS IN THE STATE, MILWAUKEE’S THEATER SCENE IS ONE OF THE MIDWEST’S BEST KEPT SECRETS . . . BUT WE’RE LETTING YOU IN ON IT. FROM EDGY INDIE SHOWS TO THE TIMELESS JOYS OF FINE ARTS, THERE’S A PRODUCTION FOR EVERYONE IN MILWAUKEE.

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SMASH MUSICALS:

From the works of Shakespeare to irreverent comedies, you’ll find a play that suits your style at one of our local professional companies. The Milwaukee Repertory Theater has been nationally recognized as one of the top regional theaters in the country for more than 60 years. The Broadway Theater Center is home to cutting-edge professional theater companies, including the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre and Renaissance Theaterworks. The professional Next Act Theatre performs in its own exciting space just south of the Third Ward, and the new home of In Tandem Theatre is near Marquette University’s campus.

The biggest Broadway hits come on tour to the Marcus Center of the Performing Arts right here in Milwaukee. The 2015 season includes Mamma Mia!, The Book of Mormon, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and Motown The Musical.

You will also find plenty of local performers singing and dancing at several theater companies, including Skylight Music Theatre, also located in the Broadway Theater Center.

Insider Tip: Find all upcoming shows and more on Milwaukee’s Milwauk kee’s premier kee’s p event calendar.

The Book of Mormon ©Joan Marcus, 2014

CLASSIC ARTS: Those with a taste for the finer things in life can’t miss these long-standing cornerstones of the performing arts scene. The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra performs more than 130 classics, pops, family and educational concerts each season. The Milwaukee Ballet is a perennial favorite, producing Ba beloved classics and innovative new be works. Or take in the Grammy Awardw winning Florentine Opera Company, the oldest professional performing arts organization in Wisconsin.

NEW WORKS: Get on the cutting edge with local organizations putting on the latest and greatest. Present Music is an internationally acclaimed ensemble performing the music of today’s most exciting composers. Danceworks is Milwaukee’s home for contemporary dance performance. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s Peck School of the Arts presents film screenings, art exhibits, dance, music and theater from its students as well as featured professional artists.

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INDIE FILM: The Milwaukee Film Festival is one of the most anticipated cultural events of the year. The festival showcases new, classic and cult films. Panels, music and community events get the public involved with the creators, experts and each other. The city is also home to the Milwaukee LGBT Film Festival, presented by the Peck School of the Arts. Both festivals host events at the Oriental Theatre, Milwaukee’s premier historic film venue, built in 1927 and still showing both major and independent releases to this day.

The Color Purple ©Michael Brosilow, 2014

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Summerfest

FOR 11 DAYS EVERY SUMMER, THE LAKEFRONT IS THE PLACE TO BE FOR ALL MUSIC FANS.

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ummerfest, the world’s largest music festival, takes over Henry Maier Festival Park and fills Milwaukee with sound. With more than 800 acts playing on 11 stages, you’ll find alternative, rock, country, R&B, pop, reggae and more, from national headliners to indie artists.

Forget about living out of your car and standing in a hot field with thousands of people for days. Our

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beautifully landscaped permanent festival grounds (complete with actual bathrooms) are the perfect place to rock out, then enjoy all the comforts of a great hotel after the show each night.

music, and tickets to these shows include daytime admission to the ‘fest. Past headliners include Stevie Wonder, Bon Jovi, Katy Perry, Bruno Mars, Usher, Tim McGraw and Dave Matthews Band.

Spend the day people-watching at the lakefront, shopping and enjoying local and emerging artists on the grounds stages – headliners on the 10 grounds stages start at 8 and 10 p.m. Don’t forget about snacks – the grounds are filled with local food vendors. The sour cream & chive fries at Saz’s and the mini-donuts are festival favorites.

The 23,000-seat Marcus Amphitheater hosts some of the biggest tours in

Kids will stay cool at the spash pad and love family-friendly performances and work out energy at the Children’s Theataer and Playzone.

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There’s a reason that Summerfest is a Milwaukee tradition and the highlight of the summer for many attendees, both locals and visitors – it’s a festival experience like no other!

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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHERE MILWAUKEE GOT THE NICKNAME “THE CITY OF FESTIVALS,” JUST LOOK AT THE CALENDAR! EVERY WEEKEND IN THE SUMMER BRINGS A NEW FESTIVAL. JOIN THE LOCALS IN ENJOYING MUSIC, FOOD, WORLD CULTURES AND MORE!

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PrideFest

Polish Fest

Lakefront Festival of Art

June 5-7

June 12-14

June 19-21

Summerfest

Cedarburg Strawberry Festival

Bastille Days

June 24-28, June 30-July 5

June 27-28

July 9-12

Milwaukee IndyFest

Festa Italiana

German Fest

July 11-12

July 17-19

July 24-26

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Brady Street Festival

Milwaukee Brewfest

Milwaukee Air & Water Show

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July 25-26

Wisconsin State Fair

Arab World Fest

Irish Fest

August 6-16

August 7-9

August 13-16

Mexican Fiesta

TosaFest

Indian Summer Festival

August 21-23

September 4-5

September 11-13

Harvest Fair

Milwaukee Film Festival

Milwaukee Holiday Lights

September 24-27

September 24-October 8

November 19-January 3

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JUNE 4-SEPT. 3 (THURSDAYS)

JULY 11-12

JAN. 1

Jazz in the Park

Milwaukee IndyFest

Cathedral Square Park, Milwaukee easttown.com Free outdoor summer music series.

Milwaukee Mile at State Fair Park, West Allis milwaukeeindyfest.com Fast cars, great music and family fun at this Verizon IndyCar series race at the historic Milwaukee Mile.

Cool Fool Kite Festival Milwaukee Lakefront giftofwings.com A winter festival on New Year’s Day. More than 50 kites will take to the skies.

JAN. 16-17, APRIL 17-18, JULY 24-25 & OCT. 16-17 Gallery Night & Day Historic Third Ward, Milwaukee historicthirdward.org Premier art event consistently features over 60 galleries to explore throughout downtown Milwaukee four times a year.

JUNE 5-7 PrideFest Henry Maier Festival Park, Milwaukee pridefest.com A celebration of diversity with music, comedy, dance and more.

JUNE 10 – AUG. 26 (WEDNESDAYS) River Rhythms

February

Pere Marquette Park, Milwaukee westown.org Free outdoor summer music series.

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JUNE 12-14

Inspiring Beauty: 50 Years of Ebony Fashion Fair

Polish Fest

Milwaukee Art Museum mam.org Showcases nearly 100 objects, including stunning gowns and ensembles by haute couture designers such as Yves St. Laurent, Pierre Cardin and Patrick Kelly.

FEB. 21-22 Cedarburg Winter Festival Historic Downtown Cedarburg cedarburgfestivals.org The two-day festival celebrates the joys of winter.

FEB. 21-22 Mama Tried Motorcycle Show

Henry Maier Festival Park, Milwaukee polishfest.org A three-day celebration of Polish and Polish-American culture.

JUNE 13 Summerfest Rock ’n Sole Run Henry Maier Festival Park, Milwaukee rocknsolerun.com Exceptional course support (featuring 10 aid stations) and great post-race party (enjoy live music on the Summerfest grounds).

JUNE 13 - SEPT. 7 Willie G. Davidson: Artist, Designer, Leader, Legend

Walker’s Point, Milwaukee mamatriedshow.com An indoor motorcycle invitational showcasing unusual, homebuilt bikes next to the Iron Horse Hotel.

Harley-Davidson Museum, Milwaukee h-dmuseum.com A celebration of the artistry, influence, and impact of Willie G. Davidson, Harley-Davidson’s Chief Styling Officer Emeritus, whose designs defined American motorcycles for generations.

March

JUNE 17 – AUG. 26 (WEDNESDAYS)

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Tosa Tonight

Downtown St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Hart Park, Wauwatosa tosatonight.com Free outdoor summer concert series.

Downtown Milwaukee westown.org Milwaukee’s oldest St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

JUNE 18 – SEPT. 2 Van Gogh to Pollock: Modern Rebels

April APRIL 4 Egg Day Milwaukee County Zoo milwaukeezoo.org Join a parade with the Easter Bunny and his costumed character friends. Kids age 8 and under can search for special Easterthemed tokens to redeem for treats.

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German Fest Henry Maier Festival Park, Milwaukee germanfest.com A celebration of true heritage with authentic German food, culture and music.

JULY 25 Brady Street Festival Brady Street, between Farwell and Van Buren streets, Milwaukee bradystreet.org Three stages packed with diverse live music, fire breathing and dance demos.

JULY 25-26 Milwaukee Air & Water Show Bradford - McKinley Beach, Milwaukee milwaukeeairshow.com Milwaukee’s largest free event, the show is a spectacular, familyfriendly event.

August AUG. 6-16 Wisconsin state fair Wisconsin State Fair Park, West Allis wistatefair.com Where rural and urban meet for the best 11 days of summer!

Enjoy rides, animal showcases and great food, including the famous cream puff.

AUGUST 8-9 usa triathlon national championship

AUG. 10-16

Lakefront Festival of Art

2015 pga championship

JUNE 24-28 & JUNE 30-JULY 5

Cuban Day Festival

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Milwaukee St. between Mason & Wisconsin, Milwaukee facebook.com/cubanitas A celebration of Cuban culture with food, music, dancing, kid’s activities and more.

Henry Maier Festival Park, Milwaukee summerfest.com The World’s Largest Music Festival and Milwaukee’s cornerstone summer celebration attracts the music industry’s hottest stars.

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UPAF Ride for the Arts

Cedarburg Strawberry Festival

Sponsored by Miller Lite Downtown Milwaukee upaf.org One of the largest one-day recreational bike rides supports more than 30 performing arts groups.

Historic Downtown Cedarburg cedarburgfestivals.org Enjoy everything strawberry, from strawberry shortcake to strawberry wine and everything in between.

Various downtown restaurants milwaukeedowntown.com Get a flavor for downtown Milwaukee by sampling the city’s top steakhouses, bistros and ethnic eateries.

JULY 24-26

JUNE 19-21

MAY 16

Downtown Dining Week

Henry Maier Festival Park, Milwaukee festaitaliana.com The nation’s largest Italian American festival.

Milwaukee’s Lakefront usatriathlon.org USA Triathlon showcases the nation’s top age-group fields and serves as qualifiers for Team USA, the select group of amateur triathletes who represent the U.S. at international events.

May

JUNE 4-11

Festa Italiana

Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee mam.org See how creative rebellion shaped modern art, featuring the biggest names in art, including Salvador Dali, Edgar Degas, Frida Kahlo, Georgia O’Keeffe, Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol.

Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee lfoa.mam.org One of the premier juried art fairs in the country.

June

JULY 17-19

July JULY 9-12 Bastille Days East Town, Milwaukee easttown.com One of the nation’s largest French-themed celebrations. Can-can dancers, food demos and more at this free event.

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Whistling Straits, Kohler pga.com/pgachampionship/2015 The 2015 PGA Championship is headed back to historic and picturesque Whistling Straits in Kohler, Wisconsin.

AUG. 13-16 Irish Fest Henry Maier Festival Park, Milwaukee irishfest.com Enjoy Irish music, dance, culture, sports and cuisine at the world’s largest celebration of Irish culture.

AUG. 21-23 Mexican Fiesta Henry Maier Festival Park, Milwaukee mexicanfiesta.org Bringing the sound, culture and taste of Mexico to Milwaukee’s lakefront.

September SEPT. 3-7 Milwaukee Rally Various Dealerships in Milwaukee milwaukeerally.com A celebration of Harley-Davidson sponsored by Harley-Davidson Dealers of Metro Milwaukee.

- MAJOR EVENTS SEPT. 24-27

November

TosaFest

Harvest Fair

NOV. 19-JAN. 3

City of Wauwatosa tosafest.org A 34-year tradition of music, food and family fun to celebrate our historic village and community spirit.

Wisconsin State Fair Park, West Allis wistatefair.com/harvestfair Kick off the beautiful fall season with family-friendly fun like scarecrow-making, pumpkin bowling and a farmers market.

SEPT. 10-13

SEPT. 24-OCT. 8

Yellow Phone Music Conference

milwaukee film festival

Various venues in Milwaukee A four-day gathering of talented artists and music professionals, focusing on unsigned artists, with showcases at local venues.

Various theaters in Milwaukee mkefilm.org/festival Features over 200 full-length and short films from around the world during its 15-day run.

SEPT. 11-13 Indian Summer Festival Henry Maier Festival Park, Milwaukee indiansummer.org The largest Native American three-day festival in the U.S.

SEPT. 19 Milwaukee River Challenge Schlitz Park/Milwaukee River, Milwaukee milwaukeeriverchallenge.com Dozens of collegiate and club teams test their stamina and skill on the Milwaukee and Menomonee rivers.

SEPT. 19-20 Doors Open Milwaukee Various locations doorsopenmilwaukee.org Explore over 150 buildings of historic, architectural, cultural, or commercial interest free-of-charge, from churches to office buildings, theaters to work sites, museums to hotels, clubs to universities.

October

Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival Downtown Milwaukee Parks milwaukeeholidaylights.com This six-week festival spreads holiday spirit with animated light displays in Cathedral Square Park, Pere Marquette Park and Zeidler Union Square.

NOV. 22-DEC. 31 Christmas in the Country Grand Geneva Resort, Lake Geneva grandgeneva.com Enjoy holiday lights, musical theater, festive food and family fun, including more than 1.5 million lights.

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OCT. 4 Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon Milwaukee’s lakefront milwaukeelakefrontmarathon.org The marathon is a USATF certified and Boston Marathon qualifying course that starts at Grafton High School.

OCT. 16-17 Boo at the Zoo Milwaukee County Zoo, Milwaukee milwaukeezoo.org Visit a pumpkin patch filled with hand-carved, glowing pumpkins.

Ride the "Raven's Rail" train. Enjoy many scary, family-friendly but ghoulishly fun activities.

OCT. 16-18 Hunting Moon Pow Wow

December DEC. 4-5 Christmas in the Ward Historic Third Ward, Milwaukee historicthirdward.org An old-fashioned Christmas tree lighting in the heart of the Historic Third Ward.

DEC. 4-19 (FRIDAY AND SATURDAY) MILLERCOORS HOLIDAY LITES Miller Valley, Milwaukee millercoors.com More than 300,000 LED lights synchronized to a mix of modern and traditional holiday music will light up Miller Valley at the Milwaukee Brewery. The largest display of its kind in the Midwest.

UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena, Milwaukee huntingmoonpowwow.com Celebrate Native American culture and traditions at this annual Pow-Wow sponsored by the Forest County Potawatomi, featuring Native American dancers and drums.

FOR TICKETS, OFFERS AND GIFT CARDS VISIT SUMMERFEST.COM OR STAY CONNECTED TO SUMMERFEST ON FACEBOOK AND TWITTER.

Wisconsin State Fair Park hosts hundreds of events annually, including the Wisconsin State Fair. The state’s largest agricultural showcase also features endless food, beverage and entertainment options.

“Get Into Something Good” at the 2015 Fair and experience the most fun, affordable and family-friendly event of the summer.

Visit WiStateFair.com for info on Wisconsin State Fair Park and Wisconsin State Fair.

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- BRADY STREET Dining & Nightlife MIDDLE EASTERN

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Casablanca 728 E. Brady St., Milwaukee 414-271-6000, www.casablancaonbrady.com Unique dining/nightlife experience, lunch, dinner, two bars, heated terrace, patio, hookah bar, fresh, authentic Middle Eastern Cuisine with hip, modern twist. Private event space. Catering. Price Range: $10-$25. ™ o

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SANDWICHES Cousins Subs 1233 E. Brady St., Milwaukee 414-220-9444, www.cousinssubs.com Founded in 1972 in Milwaukee, WI, Cousins Subs has prepared signature deli fresh subs using ingredients that are prepared daily and made to order cheese steaks hot off the grill. Why? Because You Deserve Better.

CLUBS & PUBS Milwaukee’s Comedy Cafe 615 E. Brady St., Milwaukee 414-271-5653, www.milwaukeescomedycafe.com As Milwaukee’s only 5-star comedy club, Milwaukee’s Comedy Cafe has consistently offered the best comedians in the industry for over 2 decades.

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Nomad World Pub 1401 E. Brady St., Milwaukee 414-224-8111, www.nomadworldpub.com Milwaukee’s haven for the weary traveler and soccer fan. Over 100 domestic and imported beers, wines and liquors. We’re Milwaukee’s home for televised soccer.

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- EAST SIDE Attractions North Point Lighthouse Friends 2650 N. Wahl Ave., Milwaukee 414-332-6754, www.northpointlighthouse.org Built in 1888, the octagonal lighthouse and Queen Anne keeper’s quarters have been beautifully restored to the 1912 period as a museum of maritime artifacts, including its original Fresnel lens from 1928 and Harbor Fog Bell. ;

MUSEUMS Charles Allis Art Museum 1801 N. Prospect Ave., Milwaukee 414-278-8295, www.charlesallis.org The former home of Charles Allis is Milwaukee’s most elegant historical Tudor-style mansion, showcasing his world class collection of paintings and decorative arts spanning 2,000 years. Changing exhibitions of Wisconsin artists. Open Wed.-Sun. 1-5 p.m. ;

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Jewish Museum Milwaukee 1360 N. Prospect Ave., Milwaukee 414-390-5742, www.jewishmuseummilwaukee.org Discover the Jewish Museum Milwaukee and explore a story of immigration, survival and community building, through ďŹ lms, photos, displays, interactive exhibits and an original Chagall tapestry. This is a great museum for people of all faiths. ;

Milwaukee’s original �grand cafe,� Cafe Hollander is famous for Belgian biers served with everything from mussels and frites to wafes and pancakes. Open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a full brunch menu on Sat. and Sun. Price Range: $3-$18. ™ o ;

Colectivo at the Lake, a unique cafe/deli serving sandwiches, soups and salads, plus freshly brewed coffee, espresso-based beverages and bakery items. ;

BREAKFAST

Bartolotta’s Lake Park Bistro

Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum

The Original Pancake House

2220 N. Terrace Ave., Milwaukee 414-271-3656, www.villaterracemuseum.org Italian Renaissance-style villa and gardens overlook Lake Michigan. 15th-20th century decorative arts and Cyril Colnik wrought iron. Changing exhibitions feature architectural, decorative arts, European and garden themes. ;

2621 N. Downer Ave., Milwaukee 414-431-5055, www.originalpancakehouse.com A family business specializing in authentic, homemade goodness.

Signature dishes: Apple pancakes, ďŹ ve-egg omelets and cherry Kijafa crepes. Great expanded menu, so you can enjoy OPH morning, noon and night! Price Range: $5+. ™ o ;

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Colectivo Coffee

Cafe Hollander

1701 N. Lincoln Memorial Dr., Milwaukee 414-273-3747, www.colectivocoffee.com Built in 1888, the historic Milwaukee River Flushing Station is now home to

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FRENCH 3133 E. Newberry Blvd., Milwaukee 414-962-6300, www.lakeparkbistro.com Situated on a scenic bluff overlooking Lake Michigan, Bartolotta’s Lake Park Bistro features authentic French country cuisine and is regularly voted one of Milwaukee’s most romantic restaurants. Price Range: Lunch $7.50+, Dinner $14.95+. ™ ;

Trocadero Gastrobar 1758 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-272-0205, www.trocaderogastrobar.com Gourmet appetizers, sandwiches, entrees and desserts served in a truly European setting. Trocadero is home to Milwaukee’s most unique outdoor dining experience, including an award-winning patio and garden area. Price Range: $4-$20. ™ o ; b MOTORCOACH PARKING O OUTDOOR POOL $ PAY MOVIES f RESTAURANT

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- EAST SIDE FROZEN DESSERTS Northpoint Custard

PIZZA Ian’s Pizza 2035 E. North Ave., Milwaukee 414-727-9200, 866-291-7455, www.ianspizza.com Ian’s is known for unusual toppings, quality local ingredients and late night crowds; featuring pizza by the slice, whole pies and salads prepared fresh daily. Delivery. Price Range: $5-$30.

Pizza Man 2597 N. Downer Ave., Milwaukee 414-272-1745, www.pizzamanmke.com Pizza Man, a Milwaukee legend since the 1970s. Serving the best thin crust pizza in the city, it's a must on your Milwaukee to do list.

CLUBS & PUBS Vitucci’s 1832 E. North Ave., Milwaukee 414-273-6477, www.vituccis.com Vitucci’s has been a staple of Milwaukee for over 80 years now. Friends have been meeting at Vitucci’s since 1934. Come join our family.

SPORTS BAR Red Lion Pub on Tannery Row 1850 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-431-9009, www.redlionpubmke.com Located downtown, Red Lion Pub is your one stop destination for British fare, spirits and a one of a kind soccer viewing experience.

Price Range: $10-$15.

Performing & Cultural Arts PERFORMING ARTS & THEATRE PianoArts

University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Peck School of the Arts 2400 E. Kenwood Blvd., Milwaukee 414-229-6771, www.arts.uwm.edu Home to more than 350 art exhibitions, ďŹ lm screenings, dance, music and theatre productions each year, the Peck School of the Arts has something for everyone. ;

Sports & Recreation Lake Park 3233 E. Kenwood Blvd., Milwaukee 414-257-PARK (7275), www.countyparks.com Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, National Register, Indian mound, lighthouse, historic bridges, lawn bowling, 18-hole par-3 golf, picnicking, Oak Leaf Trail (multi-use), exceptional native plant community, soccer, softball, tennis, track, tot lot.

On the National Registry of Historic Places, the lavish 1911 home of Charles and Sarah Allis contains original furnishings and a world class art collection spanning more than 2,000 years. Open Wednesday through Sunday, 1:00 – 5:00 p.m.

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2400 N. Lincoln Memorial Dr., Milwaukee 414-258-7885, www.northpointcustard.com Whether you like yours on a cone, in a malt or in a sundae, Northpoint is the place for custard in Milwaukee. Located on the beautiful lakefront, Northpoint is open May through September and features burgers, sandwiches, cheese curds and more. Price Range: Under $10.

Internationally renowned Biennial PianoArts North American Competition and weeklong music festival, June 2016. Finalists perform with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and PianoArts Music Director Andrews Sill.

1801 N. Prospect Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-278-8295 U www.charlesallis.org

University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Athletics 3409 N. Downer Ave., Athletics Pavilion, Milwaukee 414-229-2958, www.uwmpanthers.com Enjoy exciting NCAA Division I Horizon League action as the Panthers compete against top teams from around the country in 15 various sports including men's and women's basketball.

Urban Ecology Center 1500 E. Park Pl., Milwaukee 414-964-8505, www.urbanecologycenter.org You’ve never seen a �green� building like this! Bring the kids, climb the tower, ride the slide, visit the animals. Hike the wooded trails along the Milwaukee River. Free! ;

RECREATIONAL RENTALS Wheel Fun Rentals Veterans Park Lagoon, 1400 N. Lincoln Memorial Dr., Milwaukee 815-566-0089, www.wheelfunrentals.com Adventurers and families can get an eye-full of wildlife and Milwaukee’s skyline from pedal boats, kayaks and stand up paddle boards. Located on Veterans Park Lagoon along the lakefront.

Visit and learn the unique and fascinating story of Milwaukee’s Jewish community through artifacts, photographs, graphics, interactive displays, docent tours and special events.

Jewish Museum Milwaukee 1360 North Prospect Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53202 414-390-5730 www.jewishmuseummilwaukee.org

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- EAST TOWN InterContinental Milwaukee

Accommodations

ROOMS/SUITES: 221/16

HOTELS/MOTELS The Astor Hotel ROOMS/SUITES: 82

PRICE: $109-$149 924 E. Juneau Ave., Milwaukee 414-271-4220, 800-558-0200, www.theastorhotel.com Vintage beauty situated moments away from downtown attractions. Suites feature full kitchens, great for extended stay.

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County Clare Guesthouse & Pub ROOMS/SUITES: 29/29 1234 N. Astor St., Milwaukee 414-27-CLARE (272-5273), www.countyclare-inn.com Only boutique inn brings authentic Irish lodging, cuisine and service to downtown Milwaukee. Rooms feature four poster beds, cable, phone lines with fax, voice and data capabilities and double whirlpool baths. f + 6 ! 2 ; 6

Hilton Garden Inn Milwaukee Downtown ROOMS/SUITES: 127/15

PRICE: $109-$499

611 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-271-6611, 888-370-0984, www.hgimilwaukee.com Just blocks from the scenic Lakefront and Historic Third Ward neighborhoods. Guests enjoy shopping, galleries and The RiverWalk. Amenities include high-speed Internet, complimentary workout facility, business center and beautiful event spaces.

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Hotel Metro ROOMS/SUITES: 63/63

PRICE: $169-$309

411 E. Mason St., Milwaukee 414-272-1937, 877-638-7620, www.hotelmetro.com Historic boutique hotel with full-service restaurant and lounge with outdoor cafe. 63 over-sized suites, featuring soaking tubs or whirlpools, separate showers, mini bars and free high-speed Internet access. Wi-Fi throughout.

Park East Hotel Downtown Lakeshore PRICE: $189-$249

139 E. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee 414-276-8686, 866-717-9623, www.intercontinentalmilwaukee.com Located in the heart of Milwaukee’s arts and theater district, the InterContinental Milwaukee offers exceptional service in a sophisticated, contemporary setting. The most desired destination for accommodations and meetings.

ROOMS/SUITES: 159/12 PRICE: $89.99 - $299.99 916 E. State St., Milwaukee 414-225-3007, 800-328-7275, www.parkeasthotel.com Downtown destination hotel overlooking Lake Michigan featuring contemporary guest rooms, theme suites and business oors. Limited complimentary downtown shuttle service, free wireless Internet and outside deck overlooking the lake.

Knickerbocker on the Lake

The Pfister Hotel

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PRICE: $99-$259

1028 E. Juneau Ave., Milwaukee 414-276-8500, www.knickerbockeronthelake.com Charming, uniquely decorated guest rooms with kitchens, coffee maker, microwave, iron. Free high-speed Internet. Views of Lake Michigan. Two restaurants, spa and salon. On-site parking.

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The Milwaukee Athletic Club ROOMS/SUITES: 66

PRICE: $95-$235

758 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-273-5080, www.macwi.org Complete business, athletic and social facilities for men and women. 66 guest rooms. 17 private meeting rooms, two restaurants, two lounges and separate athletic departments for men and women. Grand Ballroom and roof top patio are ideal for weddings. f + s

Milwaukee Marriott Downtown ROOMS/SUITES: 205/1 PRICE: $169-$399 323 E. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-278-5999, 877-224-1990, www.marriott.com/mkedn The Milwaukee Marriott Downtown offers the perfect combination of luxury and convenience in a premier downtown location.

Depart from the ordinary and discover a new Milwaukee hotel providing incomparable service and unprecedented style.

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ROOMS/SUITES: 307/82 424 E. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-273-8222, 800-558-8222, www.thepďŹ sterhotel.com Historic 1893 hotel. AAA Four Diamond rated. 307 rooms with 82 luxurious suites. Mason Street Grill, Blu, Starbucks, WELL Spa + Salon, 24-hour room service, concierge, boutiques. Artist in Residence. Travel Green CertiďŹ cation.

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Plaza Hotel ROOMS/SUITES: 81/4

PRICE: $109-209 1007 N. Cass St., Milwaukee 414-276-2101, 800-340-9590, www.plazahotelmilwaukee.com The Plaza Hotel is located near downtown and Lake Michigan.

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Attractions Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist 812 N. Jackson St., Milwaukee 414-276-9814, www.stjohncathedral.org A historic landmark dedicated in 1853, the Cathedral is the seat of the Catholic Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Open daily for self-guided tours, they invite you to visit their website for current Mass times and other offerings. ;

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- EAST TOWN City of Milwaukee City Hall

War Memorial Center

Grohmann Museum - Man at Work Art Collection

200 E. Wells St., Milwaukee 414-286-3285, Landmark of Flemish Renaissance design completed in 1895.

Common Council Chamber and Anteroom retain turn-of-thecentury character with ornately carved woodwork, leaded glass, stenciled ceiling and 8x8 stained glass windows. ;

750 N. Lincoln Memorial Dr., Milwaukee 414-273-5533, www.warmemorialcenter.org Stunning architectural landmark on Milwaukee’s lakefront stands as a beautiful memorial to those who have served in the U.S. Armed Services to preserve the liberty and freedom of our nation. Open daily, free to the public. ;

Milwaukee School of Engineering, 1000 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-277-2300, www.msoe.edu/museum The Grohmann Museum houses the 1,000 European and American paintings and sculptures (1580-present) in the Man at Work Art Collection, the world’s most comprehensive collection documenting the evolution of organized work. ;

Discovery World

GALLERIES

Milwaukee Art Museum

500 N. Harbor Dr., Milwaukee 414-765-9966, www.discoveryworld.org Discovery World’s exciting lakefront home includes interactive exhibits, the Reiman Aquarium, Tesla Lives! live theatre show, educational programs, the sailing vessel S/V Denis Sullivan, ďŹ lms in our HD theater and more! ;

Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church (WELS) 1209 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-271-3006, www.gracedowntown.org A landmark in Milwaukee’s German heritage, built in German Gothic Revival style; gorgeous stained glass and ornate woodwork. Sunday services 7:45, 9 and 10:30 a.m.; Mon. evening 6:30 p.m. Grace Center available for events. ;

S/V Denis Sullivan 500 N. Harbor Dr., Milwaukee 414-765-9966, www.discoveryworld.org Wisconsin’s agship is a 137-foot, 3-masted re-creation of a 19th century Great Lakes schooner. Educational programming, public sails, private charters and overnight expeditions in the Great Lakes. ;

Sea Dog Sailing Located in McKinley Marina (Slip G-62) enter at Lagoon Dr. off N. Lincoln Memorial Dr., Milwaukee 414-687-3203, www.seadogsailingmilwaukee.com Experience Milwaukee’s scenic shoreline from Lake Michigan.

Relax aboard Quinn Marie, a 38-foot Catalina sailing yacht.

Enjoy day sailing, sunset cruises or other individualized excursions. Contact us for reservations.

David Barnett Gallery 1024 E. State St. at Prospect Ave., Milwaukee 414-271-5058, www.davidbarnettgallery.com Wisconsin’s oldest and largest gallery. Over 6,000 artworks in the Button mansion. The ďŹ nest American, European, African, Asian, Latin American and regional artists. Tue.-Fri. 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Sat. 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

Morning Glory Gallery Marcus Center for the Performing Arts 929 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-765-7227, www.marcuscenter.org Featuring original, ďŹ ne crafts in jewelry, ďŹ ber, ceramics, wood, photography, glass, sculpture, leather and mixed media by more than 50 Wisconsin artists. ;

700 N. Art Museum Dr., Milwaukee 414-224-3200, www.mam.org Discover celebrated art, dramatic architecture and scenic gardens on the shores of Lake Michigan. Art Lives Here, right next to an amazing meal in Cafe Calatrava and the perfect gift in the Museum Store. ;

Dining & Nightlife AMERICAN AJ Bombers

HISTORIC PLACES OF INTEREST

1247 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-221-9999, www.ajbombers.com P-Nuts, Burgers and Beer! That sums up this fun restaurant and bar, home of the Milwaukee Burger, winner of the Travel Channel’s �Food Wars.�

Cathedral Church of All Saints

Bacchus, A Bartolotta Restaurant

818 E. Juneau Ave., Milwaukee 414-271-7719, www.ascathedral.org The Cathedral Church of All Saints is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and was designated a Milwaukee City Landmark in 1973.

925 E. Wells St., Milwaukee 414-765-1166, www.bacchusmke.com Bacchus offers contemporary American cuisine in a sleek, stylish space overlooking Lake Michigan. Rated four stars, Bacchus features seasonal menus and one of the most extensive wine lists in the city. ;

MUSEUMS

Buckley’s Restaurant and Bar

Betty Brinn Children’s Museum 929 E. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-390-5437, www.bbcmkids.org Milwaukee’s only museum designed speciďŹ cally for kids ages 10 and younger. Features hands-on exhibits, educational programs, workshops and events that help children develop fundamental skills in a fun learning environment. ;

801 N. Cass St., Milwaukee 414-277-1111, www.buckleysmilwaukee.com The intimate yet casual atmosphere makes dining at Buckley’s an unforgettable experience. The antique bar has become the centerpiece and focal point of the restaurant — strike up a conversation with one of the Buckley boys. Price Range: $9-$19.

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- EAST TOWN Umami Moto – SURG Restaurant Group

The Pfister Hotel, 424 E. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-905-1204, www.thepfisterhotel.com Casual dining in a bistro setting. Proudly serving Starbucks coffee. Neighborhood cafe serving breakfast and lunch.

Specialties include signature soup, omelettes, salads and sandwiches and the chef’s daily creation. Price Range: $8-$20. ;

718 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee 414-727-9333, www.umamimoto.com The source of the fifth element in taste, Umami Moto, is described as deliciousness. Awaken your taste at this casually elegant, deviously fashionable dining and Sake lounge experience. Lunch, dinner, late night menu and drinks.

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Cafe at the Plaza Plaza Hotel, 1007 N. Cass St., Milwaukee 414-276-2101, www.plazahotelmilwaukee.com Breakfast and lunch served Mon.-Fri. Breakfast only, Sat.-Sun. Patio dining, weather permitting. Price Range: $5.75-$9.

Elsa’s on the Park 833 N. Jefferson St., Milwaukee 414-765-0615, www.elsas.com This classy bar/restaurant has been a popular gathering spot with local urbanites and visiting celebrities for years. Elsa’s attracts an eclectic mix for its unique combination of top-shelf spirits and casual dining. Price Range: $7-$13. ;

Kil@Wat InterContinental Milwaukee, 139 E. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee 414-291-4793, www.kilawatcuisine.com Mix and match, share and savor. Our guests will experience an electrifying creative, yet familiar menu. The finest ingredients from local farmers highlight natural flavors in an illuminating setting. Private dining available. Price Range: $15-$40. j

BAKERY Classy Girl Cupcakes 825 N. Jefferson St., Milwaukee 414-270-1877, www.classygirlcupcakes.com Milwaukee’s premier gourmet cupcake bakery offering 25+ flavors daily, including cupcake push pops, cupcake mousse parfaits, cheesecake cupcakes, layer cakes and more. Catering and delivery available.

BRAZILIAN Rodizio Grill 777 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-431-3106, www.rodiziogrill.com Rodizio Grill, an authentic Brazilian Steakhouse or Churrascaria, offering over a dozen rotisserie grilled meats, perfectly seasoned and carved tableside by Brazilian Gauchos. Open daily.

Price Range: $18.99-$31.99.

BREW PUB

Metro

The Rumpus Room – A Bartolotta Gastropub

Hotel Metro, 411 E. Mason St., Milwaukee 414-225-3270, 877-METRO-20, www.hotelmetro.com Urban supper club serving classic American fare with a hip twist.

Join us for breakfast, lunch or dinner with nightly food and drink specials. Don’t forget about our famous Friday Fish Fry and $5 martinis and award-winning weekend brunch.

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1030 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-292-0100, www.rumpusroommke.com European-style gastropub combining modern and vintage in a casual, welcoming environment. Offers an extensive craft beer, wine and spirits list, and a menu that features adventurous, delicious pub fare. Price Range: $6-$32. ;

Mi-key’s Milwaukee – SURG Restaurant Group

The Rouge

811 N. Jefferson St., Milwaukee 414-273-5397, www.mikeysmilwaukee.com Located next to Cathedral Square Park, we offer excellent service in a lively contemporary atmosphere. Delectable menu offers diverse dining experience featuring salads, sandwiches, sharables and comfort food with a twist. Price Range: $4.50-$26.95. o ;

The Pfister Hotel, 424 E. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-273-8222 Ext. 2501, www.thepfisterhotel.com Gather with family and friends for The Rouge’s magnificent Sunday champagne brunch aptly named ”The Art of Breakfast, Traditions of Brunch.” Guests can enjoy their choice of a traditional breakfast or a full brunch. Price Range: $25-$35. ; j

Millioke – Meat, Cheese, Beer

CHILI Real Chili

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137 E. Wells St., Milwaukee 414-273-4900 Elegantly-restored bar and banquet room showcase nonpareil collection of famous autographs from Cary Grant to Garrison Keillor to Madeleine Albright. A must-stop for celebrities.

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Watts Tea Shop

779 N. Front St., Milwaukee 414-271-2007, www.safe-house.com Time says, ”Irresistible and inexhaustible.” AOL.com says: ”Do it before you die.” Expect intrigue! Featured on History Channel, Extreme Restaurants, Rachael Ray, Food Network. Family fun.

Lunch, dinner spycials. Banquets. Price Range: $10-$20. o ; j

Ugly’s 1125 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-763-3852, www.uglyspub.com Located in downtown Milwaukee just minutes from I-94, Ugly’s caters to ensuring all of our customers feel welcome and leave with a new experience. Price Range: $8-$30

ASIAN Sake Tumi 714 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee 414-224-SAKE (7253), www.sake-milwaukee.com Located in downtown’s fastest growing area, Sake Tumi delivers an extraordinary new concept with traditional Asian, Korean BBQ and Fusion cuisine, and a full Sushi bar in a contemporary setting. Price Range: Lunch: $6-$16; Dinner: $12-$26. o ;

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In the heart of it all Expansive accommodations in a distinctive location just steps from seasonal festivals and Lake Michigan.

BUFFETS

Milwaukee Marriott Downtown 323 E. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-847-3162, www.milliokerestaurant.com Located in Milwaukee’s East Side historical business district, Millioke - Meat, Cheese and Beer is an urban tavern and dining room highlighting the hallmarks of Midwestern cuisine. o

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Cafe at the Pfister

419 E. Wells St., Milwaukee 414-271-4042, www.realchili-milwaukee.com Opened in 1931 and still serving the best chili in town for lunch, dinner and late-night at two locations on Wells Street. Most popular “The Marquette.’ They take care of customers.

Second Floor of George Watts & Son, Inc. 761 N. Jefferson St., Milwaukee 414-290-5700, 800-747-9288, www.georgewatts.com Milwaukee’s most elegant tea room since 1904. Savor famous homemade English muffins, soups, salads, sandwiches and desserts as well as savory seafood, chicken and pork entrees.

Enjoy English tea time or wines by the glass. Price Range: $10-$18.

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GROHMANN MUSEUM The 1000+ paintings and sculptures catalog 400 years of human endeavor in this one-of-a-kind museum and rooftop sculpture garden.

Open daily msoe.edu/museum 1000 N. Broadway • (414) 277-2300

CUBAN Cubanitas 728 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee 414-225-1760, www.getbianchini.com/cubanitas Cubanitas is Milwaukee’s first Cuban restaurant and bar serving authentic food and drinks such as Cuban sandwich, Ropa-Vieja, Black Bean Soup Mojitos and daiquiris. Price Range: $1.75-$11.95.

DINNER THEATER Dinner Detective Milwaukee 544 E. Ogden Ave., Ste. 700-160, Milwaukee 414-395-0166, 888-470-1771, www.thedinnerdetective.com/mil The Dinner Detective® is America’s largest murder mystery dinner show. You’ll solve a hilarious murder case while you enjoy a fantastic four-course plated dinner. Price Range: $70.

Stackner Cabaret Milwaukee Repertory Theater, 108 W. Wells St., Milwaukee 414-224-1761, www.milwaukeerep.com Come experience Milwaukee’s only authentic cabaret with theater, bar and casual dining. Located within the Milwaukee Center complex, lunches and dinners are available Sept.-May. Private parties welcome. Price Range: $27-$40. o ;

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Sanford Restaurant

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Harbor House

1547 N. Jackson St., Milwaukee 414-276-9608, www.sanfordrestaurant.com Award-winning chef Sanford D’ Amato and wife Angie invite you to their elegant, European-style, 50-seat storefront restaurant.

Daily changing seasonal menu and personalized wine list.

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729 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee 414-431-5557, www.lucidmke.com A fashionable hookah lounge featuring Mediterranean-style small plates. Lucid transforms into an upbeat club with a dynamic light display Thursday and Saturday evenings.

550 N. Harbor Dr., Milwaukee 414-395-4900, www.harborhousemke.com Harbor House offers Milwaukee’s only lakefront dining experience, boasting gorgeous views of Lake Michigan and the city’s skyline. Enjoy the freshest seafood, a vibrant bar, a raw bar and an outdoor patio at this acclaimed Milwaukee destination.

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FOOD TRUCK

PIZZA Ian’s Pizza

414-949-SOUP (7687), www.simmermilwaukee.com Ever-changing menu of homemade soups, fresh paninis and other goodies on Milwaukee’s most unique food truck. Offering gluten-free and vegan options everyday. Full-service catering.

146 E. Juneau Ave., Milwaukee 414-727-9200, 866-291-7455, www.ianspizza.com Ian’s is known for unusual toppings, quality local ingredients and late night crowds; featuring pizza by the slice, whole pies and salads prepared fresh daily. Delivery. Price Range: $5-$30.

GERMAN

Joey Buona’s

Simmer Truck

Karl Ratzsch’s Restaurant 320 E. Mason St., Milwaukee 414-276-2720, www.karlratzsch.com German and Continental delicacies highlight a varied menu. Old World charm abounds at this DIRONA Award winner. Grand piano Fri. and Sat. Special early dining menu Mon.-Fri.

IRISH

500 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-272-8662, www.joeybuonas.com Sit in our dining room and enjoy the Old Italian Neighborhood tradition of homemade pizza and family-style dining. Our catering division can bring all our food and fun to you. Free downtown delivery. Price Range: Lunch $6-$15, Dinner $14-$28. ™ o ;

SANDWICHES Cousins Subs

County Clare Pub & Restaurant 1234 N. Astor St., Milwaukee 414-27-CLARE, www.countyclare-inn.com/pub&music.html Milwaukee’s only boutique inn, County Clare brings authentic Irish lodging, cuisine and service to downtown Milwaukee.

Our menu features traditional Irish pub favorites from The Emerald Isle. Price Range: $4.95-$13.95. o ; b

324 E. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-272-0876, www.cousinssubs.com Founded in 1972 in Milwaukee, WI, Cousins Subs has prepared signature deli fresh subs using ingredients that are prepared daily and made to order cheese steaks hot off the grill. Why? Because You Deserve Better.

Jimmy John’s

Flannery’s Bar & Restaurant 425 E. Wells St., Milwaukee 414-278-8586, www.annerysmilwaukee.com Serving delicious lunches, dinners and homemade soups. Warm, friendly atmosphere of a traditional Irish Pub. We proudly serve a host of Wisconsin-made beer, wines from around the world and frothy pints of Guinness Stout. ;

767 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-227-1166, www.jimmyjohns.com We offer excellent lunch and dinner options including catering and delivery service. Box lunches and party platters. Delivery until 3 a.m. Order online at www.jimmyjohns.com. Large groups should contact Kevin Treichel, 414-839-9054. Price Range: $5-$10.

STEAK Carnevor – SURG Restaurant Group 724 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee 414-223-2200, www.carnevor.com Milwaukee’s ďŹ rst modern steakhouse that combines innovative, cutting edge design, seamless service and world class cuisine.

From an extensive wine list to Imported Kobe beef, Carnevor has been voted the best year after year. Price Range: $21-$75. ™ o j

Mason Street Grill The PďŹ ster Hotel, 425 E. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-298-3131, 800-558-8222, www.masonstreetgrill.com Slip into something a little more comfortable. A classic American grill featuring wood ďŹ red steak, seafood and chicken. Enjoy the bustling open kitchen and live music six nights a week. Price Range: $10-$50. ™ o ; j

CLUBS & PUBS Aura Lounge and Restaurant Park East Hotel Downtown Lakeshore 1011 N. Astor St., Milwaukee 414-272-1011, www.auramilwaukee.com Pool table, plasma screen TVs for local games. Dance club with live DJ Thurs., Fri. and Sat. 4-11 p.m. Food 7 days a week. Bar hours 4 p.m.-close. Happy hours and specials. ™ o ; b j

Blu The PďŹ ster Hotel, 424 E. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-905-1204, www.blumilwaukee.com Lavish libations, precious views all atop The PďŹ ster Hotel.

Enjoy classic cocktails and sassy martinis in the most luxuriously relaxing lounge in the city. Celebrity BLUTender. Private parties based on availability. Price Range: $5-$20.

Gift of Wings Kite Store

Veterans Park, Milwaukee’s Lakefront N Lincoln Memorial Drive near the Art Museum. Largest Kite Store in the Midwest. Kite Sales, Kite Repairs, Kite Flying Lessons. Food, Drinks & Chocolate Shoppe Ice cream cones.

Kite Festivals Cool Fool Kite Festival – New Year’s Day Family Kite Festival – May 23 & 24 Outta Sight Kite Flight – June 6 & 7 – Kenosha Fireworks Kite Festival – July 3 Frank Mots Int’l Kite Festival – Sept 12 & 13 Summer Nights Movie Series – June - Sept.

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InterContinental Milwaukee, 139 E. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee 414-276-8686 Clear is the ”in the know” spot for guests and locals alike. Enjoy your favorite cocktail while enjoying the music of Underground, sipping a Wine Craze wine or playing Bocce Ball indoors. Happy Hour specials and appetizers. Price Range: $5 - $30.

Milwaukee Youth Arts Center, 325 W. Walnut St., Milwaukee 414-267-2929, www.firststage.org One of the nation’s most acclaimed children’s theaters, First Stage offers professional theater performances for young people and families; Theater Academy training teaching life skills through stage skills; and dynamic Theater in Education programs. ;

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Florentine Opera Company

722 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee 414-220-9411, www.distilmilwaukee.com Distil features a menu of fine cheeses, wine, cured and dry-aged meats, classic and craft cocktails that create an entire experience unlike any other venue in Milwaukee. Price Range: $5-$20. ;

930 E. Burleigh St., Milwaukee 414-291-5700, 800-326-7372, www.florentineopera.org Florentine Opera Company productions reflect the highest musical and theatrical standards, while supporting community and educational programs. This season marks the Florentine’s 80th anniversary of bringing world-class opera to the Milwaukee stage. ;

Lobby Lounge The Pfister Hotel, 424 E. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-273-8222, www.thepfisterhotel.com The place in Milwaukee to meet and be seen. Surrounded by the 19th century elegance of the world-renowned Pfister Hotel.

Features cocktails and a light fare menu. Live entertainment by Dr. Hollander. Price Range: $10-$30. ;

Marcus Center for the Performing Arts

McGillycuddy’s Bar & Grill

Milwaukee Repertory Theater

1135 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-431-0467, www.mcgillycuddysmilwaukee.com A Milwaukee staple that has been centered on Water Street’s entertainment district for 20 years. Great American and Irish food, comfortable atmosphere that makes it ”Where Milwaukee Meets.” Price Range: $5-$14. o ;

108 E. Wells St., Milwaukee 414-224-1761, www.milwaukeerep.com Continuing to bring the best in contemporary drama, stunning classics, side-splitting comedies and spirited cabaret shows to its audiences. Productions presented Sept.-May. ;

Red Rock Saloon 1227 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-431-0467, www.redrockmilwaukee.com Country - Rock ’N Roll bar with delicious food served into the late night. Entertaining venue with mechanical bull and live music.

Price Range: $10-$12.

1101 N. Market St., Ste. 100, Milwaukee 414-291-7605, 800-291-7605, www.milwaukeesymphony.org ”One of America’s great virtuoso orchestras.” — The New Yorker.

The MSO performs nearly 200 concerts annually, including classical, pops, family and holiday entertainment in a variety of Milwaukee and state-wide venues. ;

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Pabst Theater

929 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-273-7121, 888-612-3500, www.marcuscenter.org Wisconsin’s entertainment showcase, offering a variety of year-round events, including regular season performances of symphony, ballet, opera, theater and Broadway touring shows. ;

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Indulge Wine Bar 708 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee 414-390-WINE (9463), www.getindulge.com A sleek and stylish urban wine room. Over 300 different wines, 60 available by the glass, artisan cheeses, decadent chocolates, hand-made truffles, charcuterie. Private party facilities.

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Performing & Cultural Arts PERFORMING ARTS & THEATRE Danceworks, Inc. 1661 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-277-8480 Ext. 6014, www.danceworksmke.org Danceworks, Inc., the home of Danceworks Performance Company, provides professional contemporary dance performances, dance and dance fitness classes for all ages and abilities and community-based arts education programs. ;

144 E. Wells St., Milwaukee 414-286-3663, www.pabsttheater.org A Milwaukee Landmark and National Historic Landmark that has welcomed Wilco, Jim Gaffigan, Peter Frampton, Jewel, Brian Wilson, Bon Iver, Barenaked Ladies and Steve Martin. ;

ENTERTAINMENT East Town Association, Inc. 825 N. Jefferson St., Ste. 150, Milwaukee 414-271-1416, www.easttown.com Enjoy Bastille Days, Jazz In The Park, The East Town Market and the Firkin Craft Beer Festival. East Town is one of Milwaukee’s most historical areas including hotels, restaurants, shops, Milwaukee Art Museum and Theater District.

759 N. Milwaukee St., Ste. 420, Milwaukee 414-225-3113, 877-54M-USIC, www.earlymusicnow.org Presenting outstanding internationally acclaimed artists and ensembles in performances of Medieval, Renaissance and early Baroque music. Discover the enchantment of these intimate concerts in Milwaukee’s historic venues! ; Pabst Theater, 144 E. Wells St., Milwaukee 414-365-8861, www.festivalcitysymphony.org Professional non-profit classical symphony orchestra presents Sunday afternoon concerts in the historic Pabst Theater. Group and family rates available. We also offer free children’s classical Pops at the Marcus Center. ;

The Pfister Hotel, 424 E. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-227-9207, 800-558-8222, www.pfisterwellspa.com Customized services in a two-room suite setting complete with private bath and shower. Heated floors and robes, iPod docking, Hammam steam shower, hydrotherapy bath. Massage, facial, hair and nail services. Gelish and Shellac.

SPECIALTY SHOPPING George Watts & Son, Inc. 761 N. Jefferson St., Milwaukee 414-290-5700, 800-747-9288, www.georgewatts.com Experience Milwaukee’s legendary shopping for luxury brands of china, crystal and silver, displayed in elegant gallery settings.

Fabulous values on unforgettable accoutrements for your home and lifestyle, many one of a kind! ;

MilwaukeeHome 159 N. Jackson St., Ste. 101, Milwaukee 414-731-5339, www.mkehome.com A brand built by the community to show the love and pride for the city we call home. Offering high quality apparel and a few home accessories.

Sports & Recreation Gift of Wings, Inc. Kite Store Veterans Park, Lincoln Memorial Dr. On Milwaukee’s Lakefront, Milwaukee 414-425-8002, www.giftofwings.com Milwaukee’s only full-service kite store. Kites, windsocks, kite-flying accessories. Kite flying parties! Free kite lessons. Website for kite festivals information. Snacks, hamburgers, hot dogs, ice cream cones.

MSOE Kern Center / Viets Field Milwaukee School of Engineering, 1245 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-277-2672, www.msoe.edu The Kern Center is MSOE’s recreation facility featuring an ice arena, basketball courts and more. Available for rental for meetings, banquets and athletic events. Viets Field: soccer and lacrosse field available for rental for athletic events. ;

Veterans Park 1010 N. Lincoln Memorial Dr., Milwaukee 414-257-PARK (7275) Site of Southeastern Wisconsin’s largest special events: Southeastern Wisconsin Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Oak Leaf Trail (paved multiuse), lagoon and fishing.

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RECREATIONAL RENTALS

Urban Milwaukee: The Store

Festival City Symphony

WELL Spa + Salon

530 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-272-FORE (3673), www.foremilwaukee.com Downtown’s only indoor golf simulators and instructional facility offering unique golf experiences for all levels.

Shopping P.O. Box 896, Milwaukee 414-745-7615, www.frommilwaukeewithlove.com From Milwaukee With Love is an online artisan food gift box business specializing in handcrafted food products produced in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and the surrounding area.

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SALONS & SPAS

755 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee 608-774-0704, www.urbanmilwaukee.com/store The Milwaukee gift shop. Products featuring Milwaukee, made

by Milwaukeeans. Clothing, photography, paintings, art, books, postcards and other souvenirs.

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McKinley Jet Ski Rental and Jet Boat Rides 2000 N. Lincoln Memorial Dr., Milwaukee 414-803-3515 Enjoy Lake Michigan on wave-runners, seats two, or a private ride on a 22-foot jet boat for up to six people. Located on the lakefront, south of Bradford Beach. Daily May-September.

TICKET SALES Ticket King, Inc. 751 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-273-6007, 800-334-5434, www.theticketking.com Ticket King is your #1 source for tickets to concerts, sporting events and theater. Packers, Bucks, Brewers, Badgers, etc.

Convenient downtown location within walking distance of various hotels and venues. Local delivery.

- HISTORIC THIRD WARD Attractions Friends of Lakeshore State Park DNR Office at Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin 500 N. Harbor Dr., Milwaukee 414-588-0617, www.friendslsp.org Wisconsin’s only urban state park, Lakeshore State Park is Milwaukee’s jewel on Lake Michigan. Open year-round. Closing daily at 10 p.m. Visit our website or call for more information. ;

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Milwaukee Food & City Tours

Henry Maier Festival Grounds 200 N. Harbor Dr., Milwaukee 414-273-2680, www.summerfest.com This state-of-the-art venue allows 23,000 music lovers the chance to view exciting entertainment and a breathtaking view of Milwaukee’s skyline. For concert updates log on to our website. ;

800-979-3370, www.milwaukeefoodtours.com Discover Milwaukee’s most delicious neighborhoods! Guided food and sightseeing tours include tastings that add up to a meal plus stories of Milwaukee’s rich immigrant past. Walking or bus tours; use discount code VISITMKE for $3 off each ticket.

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Milwaukee Public Market 400 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-336-1111, www.milwaukeepublicmarket.org A year-round indoor market featuring a bounty of the freshest and most delicious products including fruits, vegetables, flowers, meats, cheeses, wines, seafood and ready-to-eat prepared foods. ;

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Onesto

177 N. Broadway, Third Floor, Milwaukee 414-225-9800, www.cuveemke.com A place where rustic elegance reigns. Where you can relax after a long day, or revel in a gala that marks one of life’s milestones. ;

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EXPERIENTIAL

221 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-308-1600, www.onestomke.com A modern twist on Italian fare with an emphasis on fresh, handmade, flavorful cuisine. We also feature an approachable wine list and a craft cocktail menu.

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SEAFOOD

PERFORMING ARTS & THEATRE

Milwaukee Sail Loft

Bel Canto Chorus

649 E. Erie St., Milwaukee 414-223-0100, www.milwaukeesailloft.com Milwaukee Sail Loft is a harborside destination featuring natural, local and sustainable dishes with a modern luxurious feel. Enjoy our sensational view, superb seafood and plentiful moorings.

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158 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-481-8801, www.belcanto.org A professional-quality chorus dedicated to Choral music, presenting a season of innovative programming that captivates and challenges its patrons and singers, and offering outreach and education programs to the community. ;

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Creative Alliance Milwaukee

Swig 217 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-431-7944, www.swigmilwaukee.com Swig offers a cozy environment to spend your evening dining next to the fireplace, on our outdoor patio or enjoying a martini at the bar.

207 E. Buffalo St., Ste. 643, Milwaukee 414-347-0131, www.creativealliancemke.org Creative Alliance Milwaukee exists to drive economic prosperity as a catalytic hub, growing our creative industries by championing creativity and innovation in education, commerce and culture.

CLUBS & PUBS

Milwaukee Chamber Theatre

323 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee 414-291-9999, www.fredastairemilwaukee.com Ballroom and Latin dance lessons for adults and children. Available in group or private format. Social dance parties, wedding and anniversary dance instruction and availability for corporate and community events. Dance merchandise also available.

Dining & Nightlife AMERICAN Hinterland Erie Street Gastropub 222 E. Erie St., Ste. 100, Milwaukee 414-727-9300, www.hinterlandbeer.com Sip a Hinterland beer and share snacks, house meats and Wisconsin cheeses, small plates or entrees. Direct relationships with local farms dictate a changing menu that’s comfortable and adventurous. The more casual back lounge is also available for private events. Price Range: $7-$38. o ; j

Water Buffalo 249 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-431-1133, www.waterbuffalomilwaukee.com Award-winning views of the city; outdoor riverfront seating and a dynamic, highly designed space. A varied casual menu priced for everyday dining.

BARBECUE Smoke Shack 332 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee 414-431-1119, www.smoke-shack.com Certified humanely raised meats dry rubbed, slow smoked and sauced by you, enjoyed in our cozy, rustic restaurant or our outdoor patio.

BELGIAN Cafe Benelux 346 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-501-2500, www.cafebenelux.com Cafe Benelux is the Third Ward’s newest Belgian Cafe. Inspired by the grand cafes of lowland Europe, Cafe Benelux is famous for its extensive Belgian beer selection and amazing views from the rooftop patio. Price Range: $4-$20. o

BREW PUB Milwaukee Ale House 233 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-276-2336, www.ale-house.com A true hometown brew pub located in the heart of the Historic Third Ward on the Milwaukee Riverwalk. This pub features river views, live music and fresh Milwaukee Brewing Co. beer brewed on premise. See you under the silo! Price Range: $6-$19. ;

DOUGHNUTS Holey Moley Coffee + Doughnuts 316 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee 414-308-1616, www.holeymoleydoughnuts.com Holey Moley Coffee + Doughnuts are scratch made from whole, quality ingredients and offer a range of styles including cake, yeast raised, filled, fritters and holes, plus daily gluten-friendly and vegan options.

FRENCH Coquette Cafe 316 N. Milwaukee St., Milwaukee 414-291-2655, www.coquettecafe.com Lovely French Bistro fare, Provincial wines, signature micro beer and specialty cocktails. Free parking behind the building after 5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. and all weekend. Host your special event or sign up for a cooking class.

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ITALIAN Cafe La Scala Italian Community Center, 631 E. Chicago St., Milwaukee 414-223-2185, www.italianconference.com The place for affordable family dining. Serving pizza, panini and other Italian dishes. Bar service available. Daily specials and

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Friday fish fry. Dine-in, carryout and delivery. Live entertainment in courtyard, June-Sept. Price Range: $4.95-$23.95. ; b

Bugsy’s Back Alley Saloon – SURG Restaurant Group 218 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-221-6565, www.bugsysbackalleysaloon.com Travel back in time in a cozy, period saloon, with prohibition themed cocktails served by themed dressed staff. Live piano entertainment and choreographed dance routines from Bugsy’s gals. Price Range: $5-$12.

Club Charlies 320 E. Menomonee St., Milwaukee 414-763-8548, www.clubcharlies.com Milwaukee’s Historic Third Wards neighborhood bar. Happy hour daily, nightly drink specials like $4 martinis, half-off bottles of wine and our famous beer in a bag. Great bar menu with homemade fare. Stop by and have a cocktail with the locals.

Gouda’s Italian Deli – SURG Restaurant Group 218 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-221-6565, www.goudasitaliandeli.com Traditional corner Italian deli serving hand-crafted charcuterie, paninis, signature sandwiches and specialty goods section with gourmet accoutrements. Intimate seating, warm staff. Stock up for your next party. Price Range: $6-$11.

Oak Lounge 231 E. Buffalo St., Milwaukee 414-270-1018, www.oakmilwaukee.com Experience Milwaukee’s finest nightlife venue located in the Historic Third Ward. From craft cocktails, world class DJs, to top notch service, Oak has it all. o ;

STACK’D Burger Bar 170 S. First St., Milwaukee 414-273-7800, www.stackedbar.com STACK’D: an original Milwaukee destination for gourmet burgers.

This burger bar combines a bountiful menu of quality local produce, grass-fed beef and fresh proteins and ingredients with a full-service bar. 11 a.m.-11 p.m. Price Range: $7-$15. o ;

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Performing & Cultural Arts

Broadway Theatre Center, 158 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-276-8842, Box Office: 414-291-7800 www.milwaukeechambertheatre.com Since 1975, MCT has celebrated writers and artists and offers intimate, engaging and accessible live theatre experiences at the Broadway Theatre Center in Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward. ;

Present Music 158 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-271-0711, www.presentmusic.org Milwaukee’s nationally and internationally acclaimed new music ensemble that performs, commissions and records the music of today’s exciting composers. Present Music performs 6 concerts a year at various venues in Milwaukee. ;

Skylight Music Theatre at the Broadway Theatre Center 158 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-291-7811, www.skylightmusictheatre.org Nationally acclaimed for its vivid productions and adventuresome repertoire, we perform the full spectrum of musical theatre: opera, operetta, Broadway musicals and musical revues all in the exquisite 350-seat Cabot Theatre. ;

Shopping SALON & SPA Neroli Salon & Spa 327 E. St. Paul Ave., Milwaukee 414-227-2888, www.nerolispa.com Milwaukee's premier salon and spa providing a full service Aveda experience in hair, skin, nail and massage services seven days a week, including evenings.

SPECIALTY SHOPPING Bangles & Bags 159 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-273-4534, www.feelfabulousforless.com Accessory and handbag boutique featuring the latest styles and looks of the season. Trendy jewelry, unique handbags, wide variety of scarves, hair accessories and more.

Splash Studio: a painting bar 184 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-882-7621, www.splashmilwaukee.com Drink, paint and have a creative day or night out. Featuring Milwaukee’s coolest local artists. Visit www.splashmilwaukee.com to make reservations or learn more about planning your next outing, team activity or corporate event for groups of 15-150.

Price Range: $10 Minimum; $28-$33 session. o ;

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400 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-336-1111, www.milwaukeepublicmarket.org A year-round indoor market featuring a bounty of the freshest and most delicious products including fruits, vegetables, flowers, meats, cheeses, wines, seafood, and ready-to-eat prepared foods. ;

Evolution Milwaukee Gastro Pong 233 E. Chicago St., Milwaukee 414-831-7746, www.evolutionmke.com A high-energy bar and restaurant with a table tennis theme located in Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward. EVO houses two modern bars, three private rooms and 12 table tennis courts. The perfect venue for work outings, private parties, weddings and more! Price Range: $10-$25. o ;

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The Wizard of Oz Novermber 21, 2014 - January 4, 2015 Once on This Island January 30 - February 22, 2015 The Snow Dragon March 13 - 29, 2015 The Skylight Ring May 15 - June 7, 2015 Into the Woods May 22 - June 14, 2015

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February 25 - March 15, 2015 Young Playwrights Festival Showcase March 19 - 22, 2015 Jeeves Takes a Bow April 16 - May 3, 2015

Amelia October 17 - November 9, 2014 The Kreutzer Sonata January 23- February 15, 2015 Lettice and Lovage April 10 - May 3, 2015

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Red Elephant Chocolate 333 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-431-5509, (855) RED-ELPH (733-3574) www.redelephantchocolate.com Experience premium handcrafted chocolates, distinctive desserts and ice creams, unique beverages, coffees, teas and specialty gifts in an historical setting. Wedding, corporate and special occasion favors, desserts and gifts.

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190 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-273-1797, www.amazinggoodwill.com Shop the distinctive, one-of-a-kind, gently used men’s and women’s

Milwaukee Public Market, 400 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-277-7707, www.thiefwine.com

317 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-319-0030, www.stellastrunk.com Come and visit us to enjoy exclusive fashion designers, affordable and stylish fashion labels, unique gifts with a story of their origin and luxury accessories. Also the home of Denim Bar MKE featuring over 1,000 pairs of jeans.

Milwaukee’s top wine shop and bar! Featuring an exceptional selection of distinctive and eclectic ďŹ ne wines from around the world by the glass, taste, ight or available retail. ;

Sports & Recreation Evolution Milwaukee Gastro Pong 233 E. Chicago St., Milwaukee 414-831-7746, www.evolutionmke.com A high-energy bar and restaurant with a table tennis theme located in Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward. EVO houses two modern bars, three private rooms and 12 table tennis courts. The perfect venue for work outings, private parties, weddings and more! ;

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PRICE: $99-$199 3209 W. Wells St., Milwaukee 414-342-3210, www.schustermansion.com Come relax with history and charm in a magniďŹ cent mansion that was built in 1891. It is a perfect venue for a weekend getaway or special occasion. We have 4 multi-room suites and 2 rooms to choose from. 6 2 J

PRICE: $109-$409 2308 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-345-5000, 888-322-3326, www.ambassadormilwaukee.com The Ambassador is a meticulously restored Art Deco jewel combining historic character with modern reďŹ nement and attentive service. The Ambassador offers meeting space, on-site parking, complimentary local shuttle service and high-speed Internet access. f + ™ s 6 $ J ; o - b m 6 j

Attractions

Ambassador Inn

St. Joan of Arc Chapel

ROOMS/SUITES: 40/2

PRICE: $89-$199 2301 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-342-0000, www.ambassadorinnmilwaukee.com The Ambassador Inn at Marquette offers the business and leisure traveler state-of-the art amenities, quality and exceptional value. Amenities include on-site parking, business center, complimentary continental breakfast and local shuttle service.

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Marquette University, P.O. Box 1881, Milwaukee 414-288-6873, www.marquette.edu/stjoan Just south of 14th Street and Wisconsin Avenue on the Marquette University campus. This 15th-century chapel was originally in France and later reconstructed on the campus in 1965. Closed when the University is closed. Free tours. ;

MUSEUMS Haggerty Museum of Art Marquette University, P.O. Box 1881, Milwaukee 414-288-5515, www.marquette.edu/haggerty

Special exhibitions feature old master to contemporary paintings, works on paper and sculpture. Over 4,000 pieces in permanent collection. Call for hours. Free admission. Free parking. ;

Pabst Mansion 2000 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-931-0808, www.pabstmansion.com Built in 1892, the Flemish Renaissance mansion of beer baron Captain Frederick Pabst is a testament to the elegance of the Victorian Era. The Mansion is home to stunning interiors, rare art and amazing architecture. Open year-round. ;

Dining & Nightlife AMERICAN Envoy Restaurant & Lounge Ambassador Hotel, 2308 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-345-5015, www.envoymilwaukee.com Located in the Ambassador Hotel, Envoy specializes in American cuisine presented in a relaxed, yet sophisticated atmosphere.

Executive Chef Michael Long’s culinary innovations are globally inuenced and use regional and artisanal ingredients.

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COFFEE & TEA SHOP Caffe Deco Ambassador Hotel, 2308 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-345-5010, www.ambassadormilwaukee.com A cozy spot for gourmet coffee, beverages, bakery, made-toorder sandwiches, salads and soup. Outdoor patio seating available. Complimentary high-speed wireless Internet and on-site computers for guests. Price Range: $1-$10. o ;

DINER Miss Katie's Diner 1900 W. Clybourn St., Milwaukee 414-344-0044, www.miss-katies.com Nostalgic 50's diner serving homespun favorites: omelets, hash browns, meatloaf, chicken and burgers. Old-fashioned malts, shakes and a full bar. A game room and multiple TVs. The Fonz hung out here!

SANDWICHES Cousins Subs 1612 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-277-7007, www.cousinssubs.com Founded in 1972 in Milwaukee, WI, Cousins Subs has prepared signature deli fresh subs using ingredients that are prepared daily and made to order cheese steaks hot off the grill. Why? Because You Deserve Better.

STEAK

The Pabst Mansion was built in 1892 for world famous beer baron Captain Frederick Pabst. This Gilded Age museum boasts stunning interiors, elegant furnishings, exceptional wood craftsmanship, intricate ironwork, and a brilliant fine arts collection.

Open year-round for tours. Closed Wednesday, January-February.

Five O’Clock Steakhouse 2416 W. State St., Milwaukee 414-342-3553, www.ďŹ veoclocksteakhouse.com USDA aged steaks, chops, ribs and seafood complemented by an interesting wine and classic cocktail list. Named one of â€?America’s Best Steakhousesâ€? by Travel & Leisure and Rachael Ray. Featured on the Travel Channel’s â€?Steak Paradise 3.â€?

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CLUBS & PUBS Union Sports Annex 16th St. at Wells St., Milwaukee 414-288-7202, www.marquette.edu/amu/annex Three facilities in one: bowling center, restaurant, multi-purpose court. Adjacent parking.

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ROOMS/SUITES: 381/16

1721 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-847-7400, 800-PAYS-BIG, www.paysbig.com Potawatomi Hotel & Casino has now opened an 18-story hotel, which will serve as a new icon in the Menomonee River Valley.

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Attractions Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory – The Domes 524 S. Layton Blvd., Milwaukee 414-257-5600, www.countyparks.com/horticulture Three one-of-a-kind conoidal-shaped glass domes house a tropical rain forest, a desert botanical garden and a changing seasonal floral exhibit. Open daily, the Domes hosts special events, ethnic festivals and celebrations. ;

CASINOS Potawatomi Hotel & Casino 1721 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-847-7400, 800-PAYS-BIG www.paysbig.com One of the Midwest’s premier entertainment destinations offering the best in bingo, blackjack, craps, roulette, slot gaming and poker. Plus world-class dining and live entertainment.

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HISTORIC PLACES OF INTEREST Milwaukee Preservation Alliance / Milwaukee Soldiers Home 5000 W. National Ave., Milwaukee 414-939-4743, www.savethesoldiershome.com Take a free walking tour of Milwaukee’s Soldiers Home, a National Historic Landmark, presented by the Milwaukee Preservation Alliance and National Trust for Historic Preservation.

MUSEUMS Harley-Davidson Museum 400 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-287-2789, 877-436-8738, www.h-dmuseum.com The Harley-Davidson Museum offers a glimpse of American history and culture like you’ve never seen before — through the successes and trials of an iconic American company.

Located on 20 acres, the museum offers a restaurant, cafe and retail store. ;

Dining & Nightlife AMERICAN Cafe Racer Harley-Davidson Museum, 401 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-287-2778, www.h-dmuseum.com The perfect place to refuel! Serving pastries and Stone Creek Coffee, custom sandwiches, salads and ice cream. Enjoy free WiFi. You don’t need a museum ticket to visit Cafe Racer!

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Menomonee Valley Food Court Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, 1721 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-847-7400, 800-PAYS-BIG www.paysbig.com/dining/menomonee-valley-food-court/ The food court has a variety of delicious options and features four unique stations: Canal Street Deli, Taco del Fuego, Southern Cookin’ and Trapper’s Grille. Price Range: $1.79-$7.99. ; b

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LIKE YOU’VE NEVER SEEN BEFORE.

Motor Bar & Restaurant Harley-Davidson Museum, 401 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-287-2778, www.motorrestaurant.com Come for the Museum. Stay for the food. Like the H-D Museum, MOTOR Bar & Restaurant serves up the best of American culture in an inspiring setting. In a hurry? Just come for the food.

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ASIAN RuYi Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, 1721 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-847-7335, 800-PAY-SBIG, www.paysbig.com/dining/ruyi RuYi will have guests thinking they’ve been transported to the Far East. The time-honored traditions of Chinese, Japanese, Thai and Hmong cuisine — with an emphasis on noodle dishes — are featured. Price Range: $5-$40. ;

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The Buffet Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, 1721 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-847-7882, 800-PAYS-BIG www.paysbig.com/dining/the-buffet/ Unlimited quantities of ethnic and American cuisine. Hot specialty �islands� with carving stations, salad bar with traditional toppings, prepared salads and dessert bar.

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ITALIAN Palermo’s Pizza & Pizzeria 3301 3301 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-455-0383, www.palermospizza.com Sign up for Milwaukee's only pizza factory tour or come eat at our restaurant, Pizzeria 3301! You need reservations for the tour.

No reservations required to eat in Pizzeria. Check out Palermo's Pizza website for more info.

Wild Earth Cucina Italiana Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, 1721 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-847-7626, 800-PAYS-BIG, www.paysbig.com/wildearth The inviting menu coupled with friendly, hospitable service will make any guest feel as though they’re dining with family.

Must be at least 18 years old to dine. Price Range: $12-$30.

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Experience the ďŹ nest of dining in an atmosphere of pure elegance. Venue features gourmet, regional contemporary American cuisine, including premium-quality meats and seafood, and a selection of more than 600 wines. Must be at least 21 to dine. Price Range: $21-$42. ; b

CLUBS & PUBS Bar 360 Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, 1721 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-847-7883, 800-PAYS-BIG, www.paysbig.com/dining/bar360 This exciting bar is located in the heart of the gaming oor and slightly elevated, offering a view of the entire gaming oor from which to enjoy the sights and sounds of the casino while creating sparks of your own. Price Range: $6-$12. ; b

Fire Pit Sports Bar & Grill Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, 1721 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-847-7992, 800-PAYS-BIG www.paysbig.com/dining/the-ďŹ re-pit/ Appetizers, sandwiches and drinks in a casual, high-energy atmosphere. Large plasma screen TVs broadcast sporting events from around the world. Price Range: $2.95-$19.95. ; b

Sobelman’s Pub & Grill

STEAK Dream Dance Steak Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, 1721 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-847-7883, 800-PAYS-BIG www.paysbig.com/dreamdancesteak

SPECIALTY SHOPPING The Shop Harley-Davidson Museum, 400 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-287-2770, www.h-dmuseum.com/shop Noteworthy art. Distinctive collectibles. Unique clothing and accessories. All of it inspired by history, designed to please the most fanatical of Harley enthusiasts and available nowhere else.

Sweet Grass Gift Shop Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, 1721 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-847-7400, 800-PAYS-BIG, www.paysbig.com/retail You’ll ďŹ nd treasures big and small: handcrafted Native Americanthemed items such as dream-catchers, Native American jewelry and the Sweet Grass Gift Shop’s distinctive decor makes looking just as fun as ďŹ nding.

Sports & Recreation SPORTS TEAMS Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club Miller Park, One Brewers Way, Milwaukee 414-902-4400, www.brewers.com Catch Major League Baseball action at Miller Park. Experience the tradition of a Wisconsin tailgate at one of the Brewers’ 81 home games April through September. Ticket packages and group rates available. ;

1900 W. St. Paul Ave., Milwaukee 414-931-1919, www.milwaukeesbestburgers.com Sobelmans — home of Milwaukee’s best burgers.

Price Range: $4.50-$8.50.

Locavore Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, 1721 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-847-8510, www.paysbig.com/dining/locavore With a menu rooted in using the freshest Midwestern ingredients available, Locavore serves the ďŹ nest sustainable, organic and local food for brunch and dinner.

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Performing & Cultural Arts PERFORMING ARTS & THEATRE Northern Lights Theater Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, 1721 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-847-7992, 800-PAYS-BIG, www.paysbig.com/entertainment Intimate, 500-seat venue. Cabaret-style lower level and traditional theater seating in balcony. Occasional matinee performances for groups (subject to schedule). Act sampling: Bill Cosby, Bonnie Raitt, Tom Jones. ;

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Dining & Nightlife

COFFEE & TEA SHOP

HOTELS/MOTELS

AMERICAN

Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company

The Iron Horse Hotel

Braise Restaurant & Culinary School

ROOMS/SUITES: 100 PRICE: $179-$329 500 W. Florida St., Milwaukee 414-374-4766, 888-543-IRON, www.theironhorsehotel.com Luxury boutique business hotel with special motorcycle accommodations. Near the Harley-Davidson Museum and Wisconsin Center.

Restaurant/lounge. Meeting rooms. Free high-speed Internet.

1101 S. 2nd St., Milwaukee 414-212-8843, www.braiselocalfood.com Milwaukee’s ďŹ rst community supported restaurant features locally sourced ingredients from over 40 farms in Wisconsin. Craft cocktails, hand selected wine list, patio seating, private dining, rooftop garden, cooking classes. Price Range: $4-$25. o ;

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Attractions Clock Shadow Creamery 138 W. Bruce St., Milwaukee 414-273-9711, www.clockshadowcreamery.com Milwaukee’s ďŹ rst urban artisan creamery providing fresh, local cheeses such as: fresh cheese curds, chevre, ricotta and quark made from RBGH-free milk supplied from local family dairy farms. ;

Latino Arts, Inc. Located in the United Community Center 1028 S. 9th St., Milwaukee 414-384-3100, www.latinoartsinc.org Presenter of internationally renowned visual and performing artists from throughout the Spanish-speaking world. Year-round displays feature the rich history of Milwaukee’s Hispanic Heritage. ;

Milwaukee Brewing Co. 613 S. 2nd St., Milwaukee 414-226-BEER (2337) Ext. 101, www.mkebrewing.com A beer in hand tour is a great way to get to know Milwaukee Brewing Co. Tours last about an hour. Private tours available.

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Prodigal 240 E. Pittsburgh Ave., Milwaukee 414-223-3030, www.prodigal240.com Edgy, trendy, casual gastropub specializing in Bourbons, draft beers, craft beers, wines, spirits, house-infused bourbons. Rustic American fare all from scratch. Bar snacks, small plates, creative entrees, locally sourced. j

Smyth at The Iron Horse Hotel

224 W. Bruce St., Milwaukee 414-276-8081, www.anodynecoffee.com Serving passionately roasted coffees, beer and wine. Free WiFi. Live musicians on weekends. Available for events.

FRENCH Chez Jacques 1022 S. 1st St., Milwaukee 414-672-1040, www.chezjacques.com A little touch of Paris in this casual neighborhood restaurant just south of downtown serving authentic French cooking for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Friendly service, French wines, free parking, private rooms, patio and catering. Price Range: $5-$25. ;

FROZEN DESSERTS Purple Door Ice Cream

The Iron Horse Hotel, 500 W. Florida St., Milwaukee 414-831-4615, www.theironhorsehotel.com The quintessential experience in rustic-American cuisine, Smyth’s regional-based menu highlights the best Wisconsin has to offer.

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205 S. 2nd. St., Milwaukee 414-988-2521, www.purpledooricecream.com Super-premium, homemade ice cream using many natural, local ingredients. Our artisan ice cream is made and sold in Milwaukee.

Creating a quality, delicious product while supporting the community and respecting the earth. Price Range: $2.25-$5. ;

Zak’s Cafe

MEXICAN

231 S. 2nd St., Milwaukee 414-271-5555, www.zakscafewi.com A hot spot for fresh delicious American fare in a trendy renovated building. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, Saturday and Sunday brunch. Catering, special events, corporate delivery. o ;

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Botanas 816 S. 5th St., Milwaukee 414-672-3755 Come and enjoy a new experience. The best moles in Milwaukee and a special variety of Mexican dishes: tequila shrimp, steak machado, ďŹ sh tacos and the best margaritas. Outdoor patio, parking. Lunch and dinner 7 days.

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Horny Goat Hideaway

1028 S. 9th St., Milwaukee 414-384-3100, www.unitedcc.org/cafeelsol.htm Specializes in Mexican and Puerto Rican cuisine and boasts a unique Friday ďŹ sh buffet with live Latin entertainment every week. Conference facilities accommodating up to 200 people are available for rent. Price Range: $7-$13. o ; b

2011 S. 1st St., Milwaukee 414-482-GOAT (4628), www.hghideaway.com Located just south of downtown on the Kinnickinnic River.

Featuring specialty craft beer, a full menu and Milwaukee’s largest patio. Beer tours available. Price Range: $5-$12. ™ o ; b

PIZZA

818 S. Water St., Milwaukee 414-383-7593, www.hotwatermilwaukee.com Dance, Socialize the night away in this �industrial chic� warehouse. Salsa, Tango, Swing, West Coast Swing, live entertainment. Visit our website for more information.™ o ;

101 W. Mitchell St., Milwaukee 414-763-0438, www.transfermke.com Located at the site of a past diner and before that a pharmacy, this restaurant maintains the features of both, including decades-old stained glass. But pizzas are the star attraction, including a gluten-free crust option for any pizza on the menu.

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PRIVATE DINING The Chef’s Table 500 S. 3rd St., Milwaukee 414-277-7676, www.chefs-tablemke.com An upscale private dining experience unlike any other in Milwaukee. Enjoy a luxurious customized prix-ďŹ xe menu complete with wine pairings in a warm, convivial atmosphere.

SMALL PLATE DINING Blue Jacket 135 E. National Ave., Milwaukee 414-312-7098, www.bluejacketbar.com Specializing in farm to table with seasonal dishes and craft beverages inspired by the Great Lakes Region. Small intimate setting.

Outdoor summer seating. Live the Third Coast. Price Range: $5-$35.

SUSHI Screaming Tuna Sushi & Asian Bistro 106 W. Seeboth St., Milwaukee 414-763-1637, www.screamingtuna.com Sushi with a view. Downtown’s new home for ďŹ ne wine and ďŹ ner fusion dining. With a riverside patio that seats 100 and a sleek modern dining room, there may be no setting more picturesque for a night on the town. Price Range: $15-$25. ™ o ;

CLUBS & PUBS Branded in The Iron Horse Hotel 500 W. Florida St., Milwaukee 414-374-4766, www.theironhorsehotel.com Branded promises a mix of Milwaukee locals to world travelers.

Vintage modern decor matches the cocktail list. Price Range: $10-$30.

Hot Water / Wherehouse

WINE BAR Black Sheep 216 S. 2nd St., Milwaukee 414-530-6067, www.blacksheepmke.com A full-service upscale bar and restaurant featuring a unique wine-tapping system. The menu offers casual yet innovative food selections, including gourmet haute dogs. Price Range: $5-$15. o

ComedySportz 420 S. 1st St., Milwaukee 414-272-8888, www.comedysportzmilwaukee.com ComedySportz is comedy for everyone! Teams make up scenes based on suggestions from the audience! Private shows available to travel to your event! Full bar/restaurant/catering. ;

Shopping ANTIQUES Antiques on Second 1039 S. 2nd St., Milwaukee 414-645-9640, www.antiquesonsecond.com Southeastern Wisconsin’s largest antique mall, minutes from downtown, features 30,000 sq. ft., with 150 dealers; thousands of antiques, consignments, vintage collectables and artwork from local artists. Open 7 days, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

downtown

Transfer Pizzeria Cafe

ENTERTAINMENT

SPECIALTY FOODS Indulgence Chocolatiers

Chez Jacques 1022 S. 1st St., Milwaukee 414-672-1040, www.chezjacques.com A little touch of Paris in this casual neighborhood restaurant just south of downtown serving authentic French cooking for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Friendly service, French wines, free parking, private rooms, patio and catering. Price Range: $5-$25. ;

211 S. 2nd St., Milwaukee 414-223-0123, www.indulgencechocolatiers.com Purveyors of handcrafted trufes, bars and other confections, Indulgence views each of its creations as a work of art that just happens to be delectable.

Performing & Cultural Arts

FISHING CHARTERS

PERFORMING ARTS & THEATRE

Blue Max Charters

Milwaukee Ballet

Dock: Horny Goat Restaurant, 2011 S. 1st St., Milwaukee 414-828-1094, www.bluemaxcharters.com Charter ďŹ shing for salmon and trout. Cruises and ďŹ reworks trips are also available. Boat docked in Milwaukee, near hotels and restaurants. Please go to our website for rates, directions and complete information.

504 W. National Ave., Milwaukee 414-643-7677, 877-643-7677, www.milwaukeeballet.org No visit to Milwaukee is complete without experiencing Milwaukee Ballet, an international dance company in the heart of the Midwest.

Led by Michael Pink, the Company has 25 professional dancers, 20 trainees and features its own symphony orchestra. ;

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RECREATIONAL RENTALS

Next Act Theatre

Milwaukee Kayak Company

255 S. Water St., Milwaukee 414-278-0765, www.nextact.org Next Act Theatre’s four-play season offers a unique blend of high quality, entertaining and thought-provoking plays and premiere productions in a modern, intimate performing space that brings you right up close and personal. ;

Launch Site: 318 S. Water St., Milwaukee 414-301-2240, www.milwaukeekayak.com Locally-owned and dedicated to the sport of paddling by offering kayak, canoe and SUP rentals on the Milwaukee River with easy access to the Menomonee and KK rivers. Rentals available spring through fall. See you on the water and paddle on ‌ Milwaukee!

- WESTOWN Accommodations HOTELS/MOTELS Aloft Hotel Downtown Milwaukee ROOMS/SUITES: 160/4 PRICE: $89-$299 1230 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-226-0122, www.aloftmilwaukeedowntown.com Aloft Hotel located on the Milwaukee River downtown has 160 loft-like rooms featuring 9-foot ceilings and oversized windows to create a bright, airy environment. + I ™ s 6 $ J ; o

The Brewhouse Inn & Suites ROOMS/SUITES: 90/90

1215 N. 10th St., Milwaukee 414-810-3350, www.brewhousesuites.com Fusing the mid-19th century with the 21st century, The Brewhouse Inn & Suites features everything great about historic Milwaukee in a contemporary atmosphere, delivering world class accommodations in unparalleled style. f + s 6 ! J ;

DoubleTree by Hilton Milwaukee Downtown

Hilton Milwaukee

ROOMS/SUITES: 243/4

ROOMS/SUITES: 729/20 PRICE: $99-$239 509 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-271-7250, 800-HILTONS, www.hiltonmilwaukee.com AAA Four Diamond Award winning historic hotel. Featuring: Miller Time Pub & Grill, The Cafe, Milwaukee ChopHouse, Monarch Lounge, Starbucks, Skywalk to the convention center, covered parking, ďŹ tness center. Near shopping, sports, theater, concerts.

PRICE: $109-$399

611 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-273-2950, 800-222-TREE, www.doubletreemilwaukee.com Rated a top 10 DoubleTree Nationwide. Free high speed wireless Internet and guest laundry. Seasonal outdoor sundeck and valet parking. 10 miles from airport. Located in the heart of downtown Milwaukee. Group rates available. f + ™ s 6 $ J ; o b 6

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PRICE: $99-$299 710 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-224-8400, www.marriott.com/mkefd New hotel with historic charm! Located in the heart of Downtown Milwaukee, just steps from all major attractions. Complimentary high-speed Internet and hot breakfast buffet. Each room features a refrigerator. Parking available (daily rate applies).

Hotel of the Arts Downtown Milwaukee – Days Inn

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PRICE: $69-$179 1840 N. 6th St., Milwaukee 414-265-5629, www.hotelofthearts.com The only hotel of the arts in the Midwest! Culture, comfort, customer service and desired amenities. Enjoy more than your �stay� — enjoy your �experience.� Complimentary reserved airport shuttle. Free parking. f + s 6 ! J 2 ; b m - 6 j

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Hampton Inn & Suites Milwaukee Downtown

Hyatt Regency Milwaukee

Courtyard by Marriott Milwaukee Downtown

ROOMS/SUITES: 138/54

ROOMS/SUITES: 481/18

ROOMS/SUITES: 169/16

176 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-271-4656, 800-HAMPTON, hamptoninn3.hilton.com/en/hotels/wisconsin/hampton-inn-and-suites-milwaukee-downtownMKEDWHX/index.html Boutique style hotel offering sleeping and meeting rooms.

Complimentary hot breakfast is one of our many amenities.

Walking distance to all downtown has to offer. Valet parking is additional cost. Earn HHonors points and miles.

PRICE: $139-$399

300 W. Michigan St., Milwaukee 414-291-4122, 800-321-2211, www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/ mkedt-courtyard-milwaukee-downtown/ It’s a new stay at Courtyard Milwaukee Downtown! Enjoy upscale accommodations, free WiFi and our new lobby with touchscreen GoBoard, individual Media Pods and the Bistro serving breakfast, dinner and evening cocktails. f + ™ s 6 $ J ; b 6

PRICE: $104-$229 333 W. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee 414-276-1234, 800-223-1234, www.milwaukee.hyatt.com Welcome to the heart of downtown Milwaukee. Hotel of the Year Winner 2011. Just steps to the famed RiverWalk and theater district.

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MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MUSEUM Cultivating Curiosity Since 1884

ROOMS/SUITES: 155/9 PRICE: $79-$169/$89-$179 633 W. Michigan St., Milwaukee 414-290-7462, www.ramadacitycentre.com A full-service hotel in the center of Milwaukee’s shopping and entertainment district. One block from the Wisconsin Center. Free parking, Wi-Fi, ďŹ tness, business center. Restaurant, lounge, outdoor Pool. 155 deluxe rooms. f + ™ s 6 J ; - b m 6

Residence Inn by Marriott – Milwaukee Downtown ROOMS/SUITES: 131/131

PRICE: $99-$319 648 N. Plankinton Ave., Milwaukee 414-224-7890, 800-331-3131, www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/ mkeri-residence-inn-milwaukee-downtown/ All suite property with complimentary hot breakfast buffet everyday and social hour Mon.-Thur. Three blocks from the Wisconsin Center and adjacent to The Shops of Grand Avenue. Free wireless high-speed Internet access. ™ s 6 ! ; 6 .

Attractions Milwaukee County Historical Society 910 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-273-8288, www.milwaukeehistory.net The county’s past is preserved through exhibits that chronicle Milwaukee’s culture, architecture and signiďŹ cant individuals and events. Extensive research library. Tour by appointment. National Register of Historic Places. ;

Milwaukee Public Library 814 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-286-3032, www.mpl.org Visit Central Library, one of Milwaukee’s most beautiful landmarks, opened in 1898, for unique collections, Lois Ehlertdesigned Children’s Room, Green Roof and free Wi-Fi. Enjoy coffee and shop in the Bookseller Used Bookstore. Tours Sat. 1:30 pm. ;

800 W. Wells Street , Milwaukee, WI 53233 www.mpm.edu | (414) 278-2728

Milwaukee Theatre 500 W. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee 414-908-6001, www.milwaukeetheatre.org Downtown’s elegant Milwaukee Theatre offers a year-round calendar of top-shelf concerts, Broadway shows, comedians and more. Fantastic for large assemblies. For event listings and information visit www.milwaukeetheatre.org. ;

UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena

JUST STEPS AWAY FROM STANDING OVATIONS, EXCITING SPORTS AND WORLD-CLASS MUSEUMS At the Hyatt Regency Milwaukee, you’re in the middle of it all. Our central location puts guests within minutes of museums, theaters, convention facilities and the Lakefront. Each of our 481 stylish guestrooms and suites come outfitted with the latest amenities and home comforts. It’s all complemented by our restaurant and bar – Bistro/Bar 333, a StayFit@ Hyatt 24/7 gym and 24-hour concierge service. For an exceptional destination for business or pleasure, book your stay with Hyatt Regency Milwaukee. For information, call 414 276 1234 or visit milwaukee.hyatt.com.

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400 W. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee 414-908-6001, www.uwmilwaukeepantherarena.com The UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena is home to decades of sports legend, rock and roll history, Milwaukee Wave soccer and UWMilwaukee Panthers basketball. Visit www.uwmilwaukeepantherarena.com for events, seating charts, directions and more. ;

Wisconsin Center 400 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-908-6000, www.wisconsincenter.org Located downtown near shopping, dining, nightlife and hotels.

Among the world’s most technologically elite convention centers.

Skywalks to ďŹ rst-class hotels and over $1 million in public art. ;

ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS BMO Harris Bradley Center 1001 N. Fourth St., Milwaukee 414-227-0400, www.bmoharrisbradleycenter.com Milwaukee’s top destination for concerts, sporting events and more! Home to the NBA Milwaukee Bucks, AHL Milwaukee Admirals and NCAA Marquette University Golden Eagles men’s basketball, the facility hosts an estimated 1.5 million people each year! ;

GALLERIES Ayzha Fine Arts Gallery & Boutique 275 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-220-4355, www.ayzhaďŹ nearts.com Multicultural artwork; unique jewelry, cards, books, organic hair products; portraits by appointment; gallery space available for events.

MUSEUMS Milwaukee Public Museum 800 W. Wells St., Milwaukee 414-278-2702, 888-700-9069, www.mpm.edu Walk-through exhibits — including a re-creation of a rainforest and a year-round live buttery garden — provide visitors with a memorable experience, a great way to learn about cultural and natural history. ;

- WESTOWN BAKERY

IRISH

AMERICAN

Dunkin Donuts

Mo’s Irish Pub

622 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-347-1599, www.dunkindonuts.com World’s largest coffee, bagel and donut shop chain. Dedicated to providing convenience, freshness and quality. We sell five flavors of coffee, 52 varieties of donuts, 13 types of bagels and a variety of other baked goods.

142 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-272-0721, www.mosirishpub.com An authentic Irish pub featuring traditional pub fare and a perfect pint. 20+ big screen TVs. Outdoor dining. Live music Tue.-Sat. Price Range: $6-$20. o ;

Avenue Bar & Grill DoubleTree by Hilton Milwaukee Downtown 611 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-273-2950, www.doubletreemilwaukee.com Casual bistro atmosphere featuring American cuisine. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Delicious homemade soups, daily specials and Friday fish fry. Children’s menu. Bar open daily at 4 p.m.

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BB’s (Build-a-Breakfast / Build-a-Burger) 633 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-270-1070, www.bbmilwaukee.com Build your breakfast, build your burger the way you like it, fresh 100% Angus beef, fresh bakery, locally grown fruits, vegetables.

Friendly staff, fun, casual atmosphere, full bar, delivery service.

Price Range: $7-$12.

The Bistro Courtyard by Marriott Milwaukee Downtown 300 W. Michigan Ave., Milwaukee 414-291-4122, 800-321-2211 www.courtyardmilwaukeedowntown.com It’s a new stay at Courtyard with a renovated state-of-the-art lobby including our GoBoard and Media Pods to help you stay connected and our new Bistro serving breakfast, dinner and evening cocktails. Price Range: $5-$20.

Bistro 333 Hyatt Regency Milwaukee, 333 W. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee 414-270-6052, www.bistro333milwaukee.com Hyatt’s full service restaurant is located at the base of the 18-story indoor atrium and glass-enclosed elevators. Complete breakfast, lunch and dinner menu served. Price Range: $8-$20.

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Buck Bradley’s Saloon & Eatery 1019 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-224-8500, www.buckbradleys.com Step back to the 1890’s and enjoy yourself at the longest bar in Wisconsin. Expansive menu offers hearty sandwiches, salads and entrees. 9:30 breakfast Sat. & Sun. Located 200 feet from the BMO Harris Bradley Center. Sports Bar upstairs. Price Range: $8-$24. o ; b

The Cafe Hilton Milwaukee, 509 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-271-7250, www.hiltonmilwaukee.com Located in the lower level of the Hilton Milwaukee. Traditional American breakfast and extensive weekend brunch buffet served in the morning. Price Range: $8-$18. o ; b

Michigan Bar & Grill Ramada City Centre, 633 W. Michigan St., Milwaukee 414-290-7462, www.ramadacitycentre.com Enjoy cocktails amidst etched glass windows, large TV screens, dart boards and video games. Opens daily from 5 p.m.-midnight.

You may want to savor some of our tasty appetizers and wash them down with a daily drink special! Price Range: $3.50-$29.50.

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BAR & GRILL Jackson’s Blue Ribbon Pub 1203 N. 10th St., Milwaukee 414-276-7271, www.jacksonsbrp.com Historic brewery, brick walls, 30 foot ceilings, original artifacts.

Unwind with beverages, burgers, sandwiches, steaks, oysters, pastas, German fare. Secluded outdoor beer garden, live music on weekends. Price Range: $6.99-$14.99.

The Loaded Slate 1137 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-272-0721, www.theloadedslate.com The Loaded Slate is a sports bar and grill with chalkboards on every table and a great environment. Private room available, TVs everywhere! Come visit us. Open Mon.-Thu. 4 p.m.-2 a.m., Fri.-Sun. 10:30 a.m.-Bar time. Brunch. Kitchen open till 10 p.m. o ;

Miller Time Pub Hilton Milwaukee, 509 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-271-BEER, www.millertimepubandgrill.com Miller Time Pub & Grill is a casual, yet refined lounge setting where you can relax at the bar or catch the latest score. Serving craft burgers and craft beers and a sophisticated pub and grill menu during lunch and dinner. Price Range: $5-$12. o ;

Who’s on Third 1007 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-897-8373, www.whosonthirdmke.com Classic American pub focusing on local and domestic craft beers and food. Our menu consists of a grass-fed burger, Milwaukee's best cheese curds — beer battered and deep fried — fresh wraps, salads and many other classic pubfare items. Price Range: $7.50-$11. o ;

BARBECUE

ITALIAN Calderone Club 842 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-273-3236, www.calderoneclub.net Recognized as the best in Italian cuisine, ”… an Italian success,” says the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Handmade pasta, pizza, steaks, seafood and daily specials. Includes a hand-picked wine list, micro-brews and imports. Price Range: $10-$37. o ;

downtown

Dining & Nightlife

SANDWICHES Cousins Subs 1001 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-224-6050, www.cousinssubs.com Founded in 1972 in Milwaukee, WI, Cousins Subs has prepared signature deli fresh subs using ingredients that are prepared daily and made to order cheese steaks hot off the grill. Why? Because You Deserve Better.

Potbelly Sandwich Works 135 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-226-0014, www.potbelly.com Serving up local charm, live music and wonderful food since 1977.

Warm toasty sandwiches and thick, hand-dipped milk shakes and malts have made this unique sandwich shop a favorite!

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SEAFOOD Port of Call Bistro & Beer Garden 106 W. Wells St., Milwaukee 414-273-7678, www.portofcallmilwaukee.com A nautically themed eatery with a large patio located on the Milwaukee River serving rustic bistro cuisine and Wisconsin classics. Price Range: $8-$20. o ;

Carson’s Prime Steaks & Famous Barbecue 301 W. Juneau Ave., Milwaukee 414-223-3311, www.ribs.com A famous dining destination since 1977. Hearty portions, the finest quality. The best in an undeniably American dining tradition, Carson’s is a must. Carry out, delivery, catering.

Price Range: $10-$30.

MOTHER OF ALL SPORTS BARS

BREW PUB Rock Bottom Restaurant 740 N. Plankinton Ave., Milwaukee 414-276-3030, www.rockbottom.com/locations/milwaukee Milwaukee’s premier brewpub. Conveniently located near downtown hotels and theaters along the scenic RiverWalk. Fresh hand-crafted brews and a great outdoor patio. Happy Hour, dinner and late night. Price Range: $8.95-$25.95. o ;

CRUISE DINING

1033 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-291-5600, www.tuttomilwaukee.com A sleek sports lounge puts a modern day twist on classic Italian sports, art and food. With a resurrected menu from Giovanni’s, it’s a perfect medley of recipes new and old. Private party/ banquet space. Price Range: $8-$25. o ;

Edelweiss Boats – Milwaukee River Cruise Line

ASIAN

FROZEN DESSERTS

Benihana – Japanese Steakhouse – Sushi Bar

Culver’s of Grand Avenue

850 N. Plankinton Ave., Milwaukee 414-270-0890, www.benihana.com Welcome to the longest running dining show in the world, complete with your own personal chef. Our sushi bar is open seven days a week and features the freshest offerings from the sea. Benihana, an experience at every table! Price Range: Lunch: $7-11.25, Dinner: $17.50-$43. o ;

The Shops of Grand Avenue, 275 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-289-0310, www.culvers.com ”Taste how much more we care.” Culver’s is famous for frozen custard, Butterburgers, fresh salads and chicken dinners. Located in the third floor food court. Price Range: $2-$8. ;

205 W. Highland Ave., Ste. 204, Milwaukee 414-276-7447, www.edelweissboats.com Located in downtown Milwaukee, our Edelweiss vessels offer cruises that appeal to all ages and interests from fine dining to late night party cruises. Price Range: $16-$75. o ;

GERMAN

Major Goolsby’s Milwaukee Named #4 in America by Sports Illustrated. Over 55 HDTV’s to catch all the action while enjoying great pub food and drinks. Enjoy weekday lunch specials and ticket holders post game BOGO deals. Special offers for downtown neighbors and conventioneers.

Across from the Hyatt, Arena, Convention and Bradley centers.

Mader’s Restaurant 1037 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-271-3377, www.madersrestaurant.com Serving world famous German cuisine, steak and seafood dishes.

Sunday Viennese Champagne brunch. Banquet and private party room available up to 100 persons. Off-site catering available.

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340 W Kilbourn Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53203 414-271-3414 majorgoolsbys.com

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Butch’s Old Casino Steak House 555 N. James Lovell St., Milwaukee 414-271-8111, www.butchssteakhouse.com This steakhouse offers casual dining at its best. Serving the best pan-fried steaks and seafood in town. Other entrees include ribs, chops, giant Guayma shrimp and chicken. Check out our $5 martini specials. Price Range: $15+. ; b

The Capital Grille Milwaukee 310 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-223-0600, www.thecapitalgrille.com A sophisticated, traditional steak house specializing in dry-aged steaks, chops and fresh seafood along with an award-winning wine list. Located directly across from the convention center.

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The Spice House

1009 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-226-2728, www.oldgermanbeerhall.com In a city built on German Heritage, Old German Beer Hall represents the spirit of the Hofbräuhaus München. The beer is brewed in Munich according to the over 400-year-old Bavarian purity law. Simple German festival foods.

1031 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-272-0977, 888-488-0977, www.thespicehouse.com Nationally-acclaimed for our high quality, hand ground and blended spices and seasonings. We sell to top-notch chefs, cookbook authors and the public. Prices more reasonable than grocery stores! Gift boxes available. ;

Upper 90 Sports Pub

Usinger’s Famous Sausage

322 W. State St., Milwaukee 414-988-9372, www.upper90sportspub.com Built in 1889 as Schlitz Brewery Saloon. Drink with memories of the 1900s, enjoy a modern day pub with original wood beer cooler, stained glass/wood back bar, open air kitchen and 7 flat screen TVs. Price Range: $2-$25. o ;

1030 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-276-9100, www.usinger.com Recognized as America’s finest sausage. More than 75 varieties available at their charming turn-of-the-century store. Tastetempting brats, old-world ham and gift boxes always available.

Mon.-Sat. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

SPORTS BAR

Wisconsin Cheese Mart

Milwaukee ChopHouse

The Loaded Slate

Hilton Milwaukee, 633 N. 5th St., Milwaukee 414-226-2467, www.chophouse411.com Steaks. Seafood. Chops. Modern steakhouse atmosphere with rich wood accents and comfortable booths. Happy Hour specials.

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1137 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-272-0721, www.theloadedslate.com The Loaded Slate is a sports bar and grill with chalk boards on every table and a great environment. Private room available, TVs everywhere! Come visit us. Open Mon.-Thu. 4 p.m.-2 a.m., Fri.-Sun. 10:30 a.m.-bar time. Brunch. Kitchen open till 10 p.m. o ;

Mo’s . . . A Place for Steaks 720 N. Plankinton Ave., Milwaukee 414-272-0720, www.mosindy.net Famous for the table-side meat-tray presentation, classic atmosphere. Extensive wine list and of course, steaks.

Enjoy your evening in an upscale yet fun atmosphere.

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CLUBS & PUBS Bar 333 Hyatt Regency Milwaukee, 333 W. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee 414-270-6052, www.hyatt.com Our liquid chefs have put together the most unique and varied drink menu in Milwaukee. If the bar is not where you would like to sit, enjoy our spacious lobby with complimentary Wi-Fi while our cocktail servers take your order.

The Loaded Slate 1137 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-272-0721, www.theloadedslate.com The Loaded Slate is a sports bar and grill with chalk boards on every table and a great environment. Private room available, TVs everywhere! Come visit us. Open Mon.-Thu. 4 p.m.-2 a.m., Fri.-Sun. 10:30 a.m.-bar time. Brunch. Kitchen open till 10 p.m. o ;

Lucille’s Piano Bar & Grill 1110 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-225-0304, www.lucillesmke.com The bar that made Milwaukee famous! Every weekend our world class entertainers rock the pier on Third. The all request dueling piano show will have you singing along, clapping along and spilling beer on your neighbor! Price Range: $6.95-$12.95.

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Major Goolsby’s, Inc. 340 W. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee 414-271-3414, www.majorgoolsbys.com Named one of the top 10 sports bars in America by Fox News and Sports Illustrated. Over 55 HDTVs; catch all the action while enjoying great pub food and drinks. Across from the Hyatt and UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena and only one block from Wisconsin and Bradley Center. Price Range: $3.95-$8.50. ;

1048 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-272-3544, www.thecheesemart.com The largest selection of Wisconsin cheese in the world! Since 1938 we have been Milwaukee’s cheese shop. Pair your favorite Wisconsin cheese with Wisconsin beer and international wines in our all new Cheese Bar. ;

Sports & Recreation

Performing & Cultural Arts

Brewcity Bruisers

PERFORMING ARTS & THEATER

UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena 400 W. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee www.brewcitybruisers.com Ready to get down and derby? The Brewcity Bruisers are Milwaukee’s all-female, skater-owned and operated flat track roller derby league. Visit www.brewcitybruisers.com for upcoming events.

In Tandem Theatre, Inc. Tenth Street Theatre, 628 N. Tenth St., Milwaukee 414-271-1371, www.intandemtheatre.org Presenting an eclectic mix of live performance, from comedy to drama, classical to musical, that excites, enlightens, provokes and entertains.

The Riverside Theater 116 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-286-3663, www.riversidetheater.org The Riverside Theater in downtown Milwaukee hosts the most popular touring musicians and comedians. Recent performers include Bob Dylan, Steely Dan, John Fogerty and Lewis Black. ;

Turner Hall Ballroom 1034 N. 4th St., Milwaukee 414-286-3663, www.turnerhallballroom.org Built in 1882, this National Historic Landmark regularly hosts the most popular up-and-coming musicians, comedians and special events.

ENTERTAINMENT Milwaukee Comedy 161 W. Wisconsin Ave. LL1100, Milwaukee www.milwaukeecomedy.com Live comedy shows featuring a mix of stand up, improv and sketch comedy! Every show is different and original.

Milwaukee Public Theatre 626 E. Kilbourn Ave., Ste. 802, Milwaukee 414-347-1685, www.milwaukeepublictheatre.org Customized entertainment, celebrations and programming for all types of events, all ages and cultures. Visual, performing and healing arts programs, activities and workshops for meetings, hospitality, HR/training, corporations, conventions, CBOs.

Shopping SHOPPING CENTERS

Milwaukee Brat House

The Shops of Grand Avenue

1013 N. Old World Third St., Milwaukee 414-273-8709, www.milwaukeebrathouse.com Professional drinking establishment for Beer Barons, Bootleggers and Patriots. Brats, Polish, Italian sausages, burgers, chicken and cheese plate. Patio seating and beer garden. Free shuttle to Miller Park and Summerfest! Price Range: $6-$10. ;

275 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-224-0384, www.grandavenueshops.com Downtown Milwaukee’s sparkling retail center spanning three city blocks with stately, turn-of-the-century architecture, glass skywalks and contemporary additions with over 80 national shops, specialty stores and restaurants. ;

Monarch Lounge

SPECIALTY SHOPPING

Hilton Milwaukee, 509 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-271-7250, www.hiltonmilwaukee.com Featuring jazz piano in the early evening with live, local entertainment each weekend. Rich wood accented with fine leather and comfortable furnishings. Well-crafted cocktails and ”wine bar” inspired foods.

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Brew City Beer Gear The Shops of Grand Avenue, 275 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-336-7160, www.brewcityonline.com Cheers! Founded in 1986, Brew City has defined local clothing.

Located in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward, all our products are locally designed and printed.

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FITNESS CENTERS Downtown YMCA 161 W. Wisconsin Ave., Ste. 4000, Milwaukee 414-291-9622, www.ymcamke.org The Downtown YMCA offers programs and activities for the entire family. We feature a variety of group exercise classes, state-of-the-art health and fitness equipment, and a friendly, knowledgeable staff to help you achieve your fitness goals. ;

Drench Fitness 135 W. Wells St., Milwaukee 414-751-0898, www.drenchfit.com Studio gym providing group fitness classes, personal training, small group training, nutritional consultation, kickboxing, TRX, kettle bells, Yoga, functional training, cardio, remote workouts and smoothie bar.

SPORTS TEAMS Milwaukee Admirals Hockey Club 1001 N. 4th St., Milwaukee 414-227-0550, www.milwaukeeadmirals.com As the primary developmental affiliate of the NHL’s Nashville Predators, we feature some of the best hockey talent in the world! With tickets starting at just $15 and exciting promotions & giveaways. ;

Milwaukee Bucks 1001 N. 4th St., Milwaukee 414-227-0539, www.bucks.com Exciting Milwaukee Bucks NBA basketball at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. Games Oct.-April. See the Bucks play the world’s best NBA opponents. Groups welcome. Order by phone or at the Bradley Center box office. ;

Milwaukee Wave 510 W. Kilbourn Ave., Ste. B, Milwaukee 414-224-WAVE (9283), www.milwaukeewave.com This year is the Milwaukee Wave’s 30th anniversary: it’s ready to celebrate. The season runs from November 16March 15. For tickets go to www.ticketmaster.com. ;

- AIRPORT/SOUTH Accommodations HOTELS/MOTELS ROOMS/SUITES: 140/4

PRICE: $59-$199 5105 S. Howell Ave., Milwaukee 414-769-2100, www.bestwesternmilwaukee.com Located across from airport and six miles from downtown.

AAA approved, newly refurbished full-service hotel.

Free 24-hour airport and Amtrak shuttle and free parking.

Tropical atrium with pool, whirlpool and sauna.

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Hilton Garden Inn – Milwaukee Airport ROOMS/SUITES: 143/9

PRICE: $109-$209 5890 S. Howell Ave., Milwaukee 414-481-8280, www.milwaukeeairport.hgi.com Offering the latest and most upscale design. Hotel features a full service restaurant and lounge, 4,000 square feet of meeting space, top of the line ďŹ tness center plus more.

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Clarion Hotel & Conference Center

Holiday Inn & Suites Milwaukee Airport

ROOMS/SUITES: 180/54 PRICE: $89-$149 5311 S. Howell Ave., Milwaukee 414-481-2400, www.clarionmilwaukee.com Across from the airport. Free cocktails, free airport limo.

Satellite TV. Indoor pool. Long term secured parking.

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PRICE: $89-$149

6362 S. 13th St., Oak Creek 414-570-1111 www.wiscohotels.com/wiscocsmilwaukee/index.php Two miles from the airport. Sofa-Sleeper, iPod radio, fridge/ microwave in every suite. Huge pool, ďŹ tness equipment and free Internet. Free airport shuttle. Complimentary drink and food special in Duffy’s Pub.

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Country Inn & Suites Milwaukee Airport PRICE: $90-$125/$110-$145

6200 S. 13th St., Milwaukee 414-762-6018, 800-456-4000 www.countryinns.com/milwaukee-hotel-wi-53221/wimilcty Located six miles from downtown, two miles west of the airport.

Country decor with in-room coffee, cable, iron/board, free high-speed Internet. Indoor pool, whirlpool and ďŹ tness area.

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4620 S. 5th St., Milwaukee 414-747-4405, www.marriott.com/mkecy Located one mile from the airport featuring high tech lobby, wireless Internet access, Flat Screen TVs, 24/7 Market, Bistro, outdoor patio with ďŹ repit, meeting space and Starbucks coffee.

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PRICE: $129-$189

6401 S. 13th St., Milwaukee 414-764-5300, www.ihg.com/crowneplaza/hotels/us/en/ milwaukee/mketh/hoteldetail A premier hotel providing you with the comfort, amenities and service that you expect for a relaxing stay. We offer a wide range of services so your event is successful.

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Motel 6 ROOMS/SUITES: 107

PRICE: $49-$99 1201 W. College Ave., Oak Creek 414-764-1776, 800-367-3935 www.motel6.com/reservations/motel_detail.aspx?num=4959 AAA approved guest rooms. Exit College Avenue off I-94.

Guest laundry. In-room coffee makers, full-size iron and board. Pets welcome. Free high-speed wireless Internet.

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6460 S. 13th St., Oak Creek 414-570-8888, 800-228-2800 www.wiscohotels.com/wiscoffsmilwaukee/index.php Located less than 2 miles from General Mitchell International Airport, right off I-94 featuring complimentary airport shuttle service, parking, hot deluxe breakfast and Internet, it’s a great value!

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Hampton Inn Milwaukee – Airport PRICE: $93-$159

1200 W. College Ave., Milwaukee 414-762-4240, 800-HAMPTON www.milwaukeeairport.hamptoninn.com Just 8 miles south of downtown Milwaukee. On-the-house hot breakfast, indoor pool and whirlpool, in-room coffee, free local phone calls, free high-speed wireless Internet access and 100% satisfaction guaranteed. I s 6 ! J 2 ; b

Hampton Inn & Suites Milwaukee/Franklin ROOMS/SUITES: 100 PRICE: $89-$169 6901 S. 76th St., Franklin 414-427-4800, www.facebook.com/hamptoninnfranklin

Basilica of St. Josaphat 601 W. Lincoln Ave., Milwaukee 414-902-3524, www.thebasilica.org Designed after St. Peter’s in Rome. One of over 35 basilicas in the U.S. MagniďŹ cent 100-year-old landmark. Architecture, stained-glass and murals are a tribute to Milwaukee’s history and heritage. Donations suggested. ;

Boerner Botanical Gardens 9400 Boerner Dr., Hales Corners 414-525-5600, www.boernerbotanicalgardens.org Intimate collection of garden spaces which host a variety of plants. The gardens and arboretum offer something for everyone.

Gardens include a Perennial, Peony, Rose, Rock, Shrub, Herb, Trial and Rain Harvesting garden. ;

Forest Home Tours & Events 2405 W. Forest Home Ave., Milwaukee 414-645-2632, www.foresthomecemetery.com Forest Home, est. 1850, is a Victorian Garden Cemetery with majestic tributes to Schlitz, Davidson, Blatz, Allis, Pabst, Lunt and Fontanne and many more. Free Tour Guide. Open, active and on National Registry of Historic Places. ;

Frank Lloyd WrightÂŽ Wisconsin 2714 W. Burnham St., Milwaukee 608-287-0339, www.wrightinwisconsin.org Guided tours of this restored American System-Built Home, Model B-1, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright are available 1-4 p.m. the second and fourth Saturdays of each month. Reservations are not necessary.

House of Harley-Davidson 6221 W. Layton Ave., Milwaukee 414-988-7008, 877-518-4643, www.houseofharley.com Largest Harley-Davidson dealership in Southeast Wisconsin, featuring new and used motorcycles, motorclothes and parts and accessories. Rentals are available. Just ďŹ ve minutes from the airport and ten minutes from downtown! ;

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Quality Suites Milwaukee Airport PRICE: $80-$215

4488 S. 27th St., Milwaukee 414-282-8800 www.qualityinn.com/hotel-milwaukee-wisconsin-wi209 With innovative theme rooms, plenty of meeting space and minutes away from downtown Milwaukee and the airport, we are your #1 choice. ™ s 6 ! J 2 ; b 6

Ramada Plaza Milwaukee Airport 6331 S. 13th St., Milwaukee 414-764-1500, 800-303-8002, www.ramadaplazamke.com Complimentary hot breakfast and evening cocktail, Sleep Number Beds, Whirlpool suites, restaurant and bar, 11,000 square feet of meeting and event space, indoor pool and ďŹ tness, free Wi-Fi and business center, free 24-hour airport shuttle.

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Sheridan’s Boutique Hotel ROOMS/SUITES: 12

Fairfield Inn & Suites Milwaukee Airport

ROOMS/SUITES: 102

ROOMS/SUITES: 115/55 PRICE: $75-$115/$89-$159 1400 W. Zellman Ct., Milwaukee 414-563-4000, 888-522-9472, www.wiscohotels.com Designed for business and pleasure, near the airport with free shuttle to airport. ™ s 6 $ ! J 2 ; o - b 6

ROOMS/SUITES: 160/3

Crowne Plaza Milwaukee Airport ROOMS/SUITES: 194/43

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Milwaukee Airport

ROOMS/SUITES: 81/81

Courtyard by Marriott Milwaukee Airport ROOMS/SUITES: 120/9

PRICE: $109-$169 545 W. Layton Ave., Milwaukee 414-482-4444, 800-HOLIDAY, www.interstatehotels.com One mile from the airport. Milwaukee’s only full service Holiday Inn & Suites. On-site restaurant/lounge, large indoor pool/whirlpool.

Extended stay suites with full kitchens. Park and y packages.

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Comfort Suites Milwaukee Airport

ROOMS/SUITES: 81/12

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Attractions

PRICE: $120-$165 5133 S. Lake Dr., Milwaukee 414-747-9800, www.sheridanhouseandcafe.com Boasting unique guest room decor inspired by famed wine making regions. Top quality furnishings and plush amenities.

Just minutes from downtown and the airport. Restaurant with courtyard. Walk to parks, golf and the lakefront bike trail.

8881 W. Grange Ave., Greendale 414-273-8288, www.milwaukeehistory.net The ďŹ rst stone house in Milwaukee County was built in 1846 and is a typical Irish cottage. Curtin was a noted folklorist and translator. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. ;

Trimborn Farm Park 8881 W. Grange Ave., Greendale 414-529-7744, www.milwaukeehistory.net Unique example of a mid-19th century industrial and farming complex. Nine original buildings, including lime kilns, Greek revival farmhouse, granary built with brick nogging and one of the largest stone barns in Wisconsin. ;

Wehr Nature Center 9701 W. College Ave., Franklin 414-425-8550, www.countyparks.com/horticulture �Living laboratory� designed to foster environmental awareness.

Trails through prairie, oak savanna, woodlands, wetlands and around a 20-acre lake. Field trips, exhibits, nature and gift store.

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ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS Bounce Milwaukee

Sleep Inn & Suites

2901 S. 5th Ct., Milwaukee 414-312-4357, www.bouncemilwaukee.com Laser tag, rock climbing and giant inatables make Bounce Milwaukee the premier play place for kids and adults. Full restaurant and bar available, too! ;

ROOMS/SUITES: 82

Lightspeed GoKarts + Lazertag

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Staybridge Suites Milwaukee Airport South ROOMS/SUITES: 118/118

airport/south

Best Western PLUS Milwaukee Airport Hotel & Conference Center

100 well-appointed guestrooms. Located just 13 miles from downtown and 7 miles from General Mitchell International Airport.

On-the-house hot breakfast, indoor pool, spacious ďŹ tness center and meeting space with state-of-the-art audio/visual.

PRICE: $99-$179

9575 S. 27th St., Franklin 414-761-3800, www.stayfranklin.com An upscale all-suite extended stay hotel offering a true Home Away From Home. Enjoy our warm inviting atmosphere that is pet friendly. s 6 $ 2 ! ; b m 6

4251 S. 27th St., Milwaukee 414-817-8888, www.lightspeedrocks.com The thrill of indoor go-kart racing, action-packed laser tag, 1/10 mile go kart track, 4,500-square-foot laser tag arena, arcade, parties, events space. Family fun in the Milwaukee area.

MUSEUMS Caterpillar Global Mining Visitor Center Heritage Building, 1970 10th Ave., South Milwaukee 414-768-4001 At our visitor center guests can explore the unique history of the mining equipment industry and learn the stories behind some of the largest machines ever built. ;

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Mitchell Gallery of Flight

“ I would rather solve the small house problem than build anything else I can think of…”

- Frank Lloyd Wright

Frank Lloyd Wright American System-Built Homes Model B1 (1916) One of six Frank Lloyd Wright designed homes on the National Register of Historic Places

Tours of the Model B1 are from 12:30 -3:30 PM on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of each month.

2714 West Burnham Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin info@WrightInWisconsin.org

5300 S. Howell Ave., Milwaukee 414-747-4503, www.mitchellgallery.org History of Wisconsin Aviation, General Mitchell International Airport, Billy Mitchell, Lawson Airliner, Graf Zeppelin II, 1911 Curtiss Pusher, commercial air memorabilia, Apollo 13/James Lovell.

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Dining & Nightlife AMERICAN Altitude Restaurant Crowne Plaza Milwaukee Airport, 6401 S. 13th St., Milwaukee 414-764-5300, www.cpmilwaukeeairporthotel.com Altitude is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about Milwaukee dining spots. Executive Chef Paul Bohm creates dynamic menus featuring global cuisine prepared with the freshest seasonal ingredients and regional favorites.

Aviator Sports Bar & Grille Best Western Milwaukee Airport Hotel & Conference Center 5105 S. Howell Ave., Milwaukee 414-831-3657, 800-461-8547, www.aviator.restaurantmember.com Offers the ultimate dining experience with Certified Angus beef items. Friday-all-you-can-eat fish fry and Land & Sea Buffet. Daily specials. Banquet hall available. Price Range: Dinner $9.95-$22.95.

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Beer Belly’s 512 W. Layton Ave., Milwaukee 414-481-5520, www.foodspot.com/beerbellys Great menu with specialties: broasted chicken, BBQ baby back ribs, steamed crab legs and prime rib, Friday fish fry. Home of the ”Original Brat Patty” and the ”Belly Burger.” Price Range: $4.95 - $15.95. ;

The Bistro Courtyard by Marriott Milwaukee Airport, 4620 S. 5th St., Milwaukee 414-747-4405, www.marriott.com/mkecy The Bistro offers a variety of grab-and-go snacks, or you can sit and enjoy a freshly prepared meal. Specialties include breakfast and dinner sandwiches and our Bistro Burger. Guests can sip on Starbucks or a cocktail. Price Range: $4-$15.

Chancery Pub and Restaurant 4624 S. 27th St., Milwaukee 414-282-3350, www.thechancery.com The Chancery is about family, hospitality and fresh food often created from ingredients bought locally. We’re about making friends with everyone walking in the door. Price Range: $5+. ;

Cork ’N Cleaver Clarion Hotel & Conference Center, 5311 S. Howell Ave., Milwaukee 414-481-2400, www.clarionmilw.com Casual dining, full service, three-star rating by Alex Thein, Silver Award from Choice International Hotel chain. Friday night fish fry, all-you-can-eat Sunday brunch. Price Range: $6.95-$21.95. ; b

Joey Gerard’s – A Bartolotta Supper Club 5601 Broad St., Greendale 414-431-3106, www.joeygerards.com Take a step back in time at Joey Gerard’s, a modern supper club with an Old Hollywood feel, featuring classic cocktails, nightly specials and a warm, welcoming environment in historic Greendale. Price Range: $13-$35.

Sheridan’s American Bistro Sheridan’s Boutique Hotel, 5133 S. Lake Dr., Milwaukee 414-747-9800, www.sheridanhouseandcafe.com Art nouveau styled American bistro serving gourmet casual cuisine. Boasts a full coffee and cocktail bar, tempting desserts and an elegant yet casual atmosphere. Featuring Wine & Dine Thursday, Fish Fryday, an excellent Sunday Brunch and Happy Hour! Price Range: $5-$24.95. o ; j

BAKERY Angelic Bakehouse 3275 E. Layton Ave., Cudahy 414-312-7300, 800-876-2253, www.angelicbakehouse.com Wickedly Wholesome, Divinely Delicious. Breads are nutritionally superior but never sacrifice taste, pure enjoyment. We sprout pure, non-GMO grains for bread that’s fresh, nutty taste, light texture, devoured without guilt.

BARBECUE Miss Beverly’s Deluxe BBQ 5601 Broad St., Ste. B, Greendale 414-858-1911, www.missbeverlysbbq.com

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BELGIAN

Kohl’s Department Stores

Cafe Centraal 2306 S. Kinnickinnic Ave., Bay View 414-755-0378, www.cafecentraal.com Features one of the largest bier selections and one of the longest bars in the city. Serving an all-day menu of entrees, sandwiches and salads. Inspired by the cafes of lowland Europe, primarily the Benelux region. Price Range: $4-$20. ™ o ;

DEPARTMENT STORES 262-703-7000, 800-837-1500 www.kohls.com Based in Menomonee Falls, Wis., Kohl’s (NYSE: KSS) is a family focused, value-oriented specialty department store offering moderately priced, exclusive and national brand apparel, shoes, accessories, beauty and home products.

SPECIALTY FOODS Outpost Natural Foods Cooperative

FROZEN DESSERTS Culver’s of Milwaukee 575 W. Layton Ave., Milwaukee 414-489-7777, www.culvers.com �America’s favorites made fresh.� A wide variety of delicious sandwiches, salads, dinner baskets, corn dogs, CheckerBasket Chicken, Kid’s Meals and of course, frozen custard. ; b

Kopp’s Frozen Custard 7631 W. Layton Ave., GreenďŹ eld 414-282-4312, www.kopps.com A landmark in Milwaukee, Kopp’s is famous for their delicious frozen custard and equally tasty jumbo burgers. Founded in 1950, they have been serving up these delectable Midwestern treats ever since. Price Range: $2-$5.40. ;

SANDWICHES Cousins Subs 552 W. Layton Ave., Milwaukee 414-294-5633, www.cousinssubs.com 135 W. Rawson Ave., Oak Creek 414-768-1100, www.cousinssubs.com Founded in 1972 in Milwaukee, WI, Cousins Subs has prepared signature deli fresh subs using ingredients that are prepared daily and made to order cheese steaks hot off the grill. Why? Because You Deserve Better.

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2826 S. Kinnickinnic Ave., Milwaukee 414-755-3202, www.outpost.coop We're a friendly, full service grocery featuring the best in local, organic and natural foods, an in-store cafe and wholesome foods to go!

SPECIALTY SHOPPING American Science & Surplus 6901 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee 414-541-7777, www.sciplus.com We supply a wide range of unusual and hard to ďŹ nd items to the hobbiest, tinkerer, artist, experimenter, home educator and do-it-yourselfer.

Foamation 3775 S. Packard, St. Francis 414-481-3337, www.cheesehead.com Home of the Original Cheesehead™ merchandise including world famous CheeseheadŽ Hat. Factory Outlet Store. Custom manufacturing. Online at www.cheesehead.com.

House of Harley-Davidson 6221 W. Layton Ave., Milwaukee 414-988-7008, 877-518-4643, www.houseofharley.com Largest Harley-Davidson dealership in Southeast Wisconsin, featuring new and used motorcycles, motorclothes and parts and accessories. Rentals are available. Just ďŹ ve minutes from the airport and ten minutes from downtown! ;

Legends of the Field

Three Brothers Restaurant 2414 S. St. Clair St., Milwaukee 414-481-7530 Informal, family-operated establishment with authentic European atmosphere and scrumptious home-cooked Serbian food.

Cocktails. Featured in Gourmet Magazine and Zagat survey.

Price Range: $10.50-$15.50.

STEAK The Packing House Restaurant 900 E. Layton Ave., Milwaukee 414-483-5054, www.packinghousemke.com This traditional steakhouse across from the airport has been family owned since 1974. Award-winning food and outstanding service. Relax in our lounge with live music Wed.-Sat. Price Range: $7-$26. ™ o ; b j

4162 S. 108th St., GreenďŹ eld 414-235-4516, www.legendsoftheďŹ eld.com Legends of the Field is a memorabilia company with three retail stores located in DelaďŹ eld, Mequon and GreenďŹ eld.

Superior Equipment & Supply: Chefs Marketplace 4550 S. Burst Ave., St. Francis 414-671-1200, 800-960-4300, www.superiorequipmentsupply.com Wholesale pricing; Cook like a Chef classes; shop where chefs shop; great tools make great food; kitchen gadgets, tools, spices, blends; culinary center; gourmet foods.

Winter Farmers Market

CLUBS & PUBS

524 S. Layton Blvd., Milwaukee 414-257-5611, www.mcwfm.org Farmers Market open Nov.-April. Quality produce, meat, eggs, cheeses, bakery and much more. A tasty place to shop and eat on Saturday mornings. ;

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1579 S. 9th St., Milwaukee 414-383-2620, www.bryantscocktaillounge.com Milwaukee’s oldest cocktail lounge, open since 1938. Serving over 400 specialty cocktails and expertly crafted classic cocktails in a cozy vintage environment.

Humboldt Park 3000 S. Howell Ave., Milwaukee 414-257-PARK (7275), www.countyparks.com Bandshell, Pavilion Banquet Room, picnicking, Oak Leaf Trail (paved multi-use), lagoon, ďŹ shing, baseball, horseshoes, multi-gym, tennis, wading pool, tot lots. In season: ice skating, sledding (lighted), ice ďŹ shing, ice hockey.

JB’s on 41 4040 S. 27th St., Milwaukee 414-281-8200, www.jbson41.com One of �America’s Coolest Bowling Centers� according to Travel & Leisure Magazine! Affordable family fun with 35 lanes, game room, full service restaurant/bar, outdoor volleyball courts and a semi-private area for corporate events or parties!

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Miss Beverly’s Deluxe Barbeque is a fast-casual barbeque joint in the Village of Greendale owned and operated by The Bartolotta Restaurant Group. Price Range: $9.95-$32.95.

Sheridan Park 4800 S. Lake Dr., Cudahy 414-257-PARK (7275), www.countyparks.com Picnic areas, Oak Leaf Trail (paved multi-use), Exceptional Native Plant Community, lagoon, ďŹ shing, baseball, basketball, softball, tennis, tot lots, pools (deep well and wading). In season: ice skating.

Warnimont Park 5400 S. Lake Dr., Cudahy 414-257-PARK (7275), www.countyparks.com Warnimont Bluff Fens — State of Wisconsin Natural Area, executive golf, Oak Leaf Trail (paved multi-use), Exceptional Native Plant Community, Forked Aster Hiking Trail, archery, senior center, off-leash dog exercise area.

Whitnall Park 5879 S. 92 St., Hales Corners 414-257-PARK (7275), www.countyparks.com Championship golf, botanical gardens, nature center, banquet rooms, picnicking, Oak Leaf Trail (multi-use), lake, waterfall, tot lot. In Season: XC skiing, sledding. Adjacent parkway: overnight lodge (youth), sports complex, archery, toboggan slide.

Wilson Park 1601 W Howard Ave., Milwaukee 414-257-PARK (7275), www.countyparks.com Picnicking, banquet rooms at the pavilion, lagoon, ďŹ shing, baseball, little league, tot lot. In Season: ice ďŹ shing.

SPORTS FACILITIES The Rock Sports Complex 7900 W. Crystal Ridge Dr., Franklin 414-529-7676, www.rockcomplex.com The Rock sports and entertainment complex hosts baseball, downhill biking, BMX, skiing, snowboarding and snow tubing; along with numerous entertainment events — featuring the Midwest’s ďŹ rst Umbrella Bar open year-round.

TEAM BUILDING Wing Ding Productions 3204 S. 15th Pl., Milwaukee 414-430-4222, www.wingdingproductions.com We provide fully customizable, �game-show� style team trivia.

With buzzers, game boards, music, sound effects and two hosts, your group will enjoy a fun and interactive trivia experience.

Grant Park 100 E. Hawthorne Ave., South Milwaukee 414-257-PARK (7275), www.countyparks.com Regulation golf, clubhouse banquet rooms, Seven Bridges Hiking Trail, picnicking, Oak Leaf Trail (paved multi-use), forked aster hiking trail.

- WAUWATOSAAccommodations

Spacious rooms, shuttle service and deluxe continental breakfast, high-speed wireless. Conveniently located by Mayfair Mall, Milwaukee Regional Health Complex, Wisconsin State Fair Park, Milwaukee County Zoo and Miller Park.

HOTELS/MOTELS Crowne Plaza Milwaukee West ROOMS/SUITES: 198/10

PRICE: $99-$239

10499 Innovation Dr., Wauwatosa 414-475-9500, 877-2-CROWNE, www.crowneplazamilwaukee.com The 2012 Torchbearer Award Winning Hotel welcomes you!

Newly opened in 2008 the Crowne Plaza Milwaukee West is a state-of-the-art, full-service hotel that offers you an ideal location with deluxe amenities. f + I ™ s 6 $ J ; o b

Holiday Inn Express Milwaukee – West Medical Center ROOMS/SUITES: 121/8

11111 W. North Ave., Wauwatosa 414-778-0333, www.hiexpress.com/mke-medctr

Price: $79-$149

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Rooms/Suites: 150/2 Price: $129-$299 2303 N. Mayfair Rd., Milwaukee 414-257-3400, 800-333-3333, www.radisson.com/milwaukeewi_west Newly renovated hotel located on Milwaukee’s West Side, 10 minutes from downtown and adjacent to Mayfair shopping mall. New restaurant, Jimmy’s Island Grill & Iguana Bar located on property. 20 minutes from General Mitchell International Airport.

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Attractions Lowell Damon House 2107 Wauwatosa Ave., Wauwatosa 414-273-8288, www.milwaukeehistory.net Constructed between 1844-47, it is Wauwatosa’s oldest home, a classic example of colonial architecture. Interior includes authentic displays of mid-19th century furniture and art.

On the National Register of Historic Places.

TOSA Pool at Hoyt Park 1800 N. Swan Blvd., Wauwatosa 414-302-9160, www.friendsofhoytpark.org Pool features heated water, zero depth entry, diving boards, tot’s water play set, giant slide, sand play area and concessions in a beautiful parkland setting. Pool parties and rentals in-season and year-round Grand Hall rental. ;

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Blue’s Egg 317 N. 76th St., Milwaukee 414-299-3180, www.bluesegg.com The menu blends old world ingredients and the sustainability of fresh concepts. Specialty hash browns, benedicts, sandwiches, housemade corned beef, salads, made-from-scratch everything.

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Chancery Pub and Restaurant 7615 W. State St., Wauwatosa 414-453-2300, www.thechancery.com The Chancery is about family, hospitality and fresh food often created from ingredients bought locally. We’re about making friends with everyone walking in the door. Price Range: $5+. ;

Dave and Buster’s 2201 N. Mayfair Rd., Wauwatosa 414-454-0100, 877-693-2632, www.daveandbusters.com Eat. Drink. Play. The only place serving everything from wings to steaks. Best Happy Hour. Million dollar Midway with over 200 interactive video games! Special events. Corporate Events.

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DeRosa Corporation 7613 W. State St., Wauwatosa 414-771-3100, www.derosacorp.com Start with Chancery, blend in Jose's Blue Sombrero and create Parkside 23 somewhere in between. The result? DeRosa Restaurants carry on a food revolution called fresh, born in the 60s and simply better for you today. Casual fresh.

Saz’s State House Restaurant 5539 W. State St., Milwaukee 414-453-2410, www.sazs.com Voted Milwaukee’s Best BBQ. Casual atmosphere, BBQ baby back ribs, BBQ pork, sandwiches, famous Sunday brunch. The place to be before and after any major sporting event; Transportation available to major sporting events. Price Range: $5-$35.

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Maggiano’s Little Italy

5100 W. Bluemound Rd., Milwaukee 414-539-4424, www.storyhillbkc.com Bottle. Kitchen. Cup. A wine shop serving food with Upper Midwest ingredients and global technique. Breakfast and coffee every day, weekend Brunch and weekday lunch. Dine in the spirit of Taste, Pass, Share — try a few things or curate a feast. Price Range: $3-$25. ;

2500 N. Mayfair Rd., Wauwatosa 414-978-1000, www.maggianos.com Maggiano’s Little Italy brings people together to celebrate the love of family and friends. Specializing in Italian-American cuisine from our made-from-scratch kitchen. Featuring generous portions and family style dining. Price Range: $10-$40.

BAR & GRILL

Ristorante Bartolotta

Leff’s Lucky Town 7208 W. State St., Milwaukee 414-258-9886, www.leffs.com Sports bar and grill in the heart of Wauwatosa’s Village area.

Award-winning bar food, HDTVs everywhere and a great patio.

World of Beer 418 N. Mayfair Rd., Wauwatosa 262-770-3902, www.worldofbeer.com/locations/wauwatosa You're right at home enjoying our extensive selection of craft beers, whether you’re a beer aficionado or a casual beer fan.

Enjoy the beer, the food and fill up on fun. Price Range: $5-$15.

BEER GARDEN The Landing at Hoyt Park Beer Garden 1800 N. Swan Blvd., Wauwatosa 414-302-9160, www.friendsofhoytpark.org Wauwatosa’s new beer garden is the place to meet and enjoy the natural beauty of Hoyt Park while sampling a variety of beer and wine. Price Range: $2-$15.

BELGIAN Cafe Hollander – Tosa Village 7677 W. State St., Wauwatosa 414-475-6771, www.cafehollander.com Cafe Hollander is a unique Belgian cafe that is famous for its extensive bier selection and beautiful bridge patio overlooking the Milwaukee River. Serving a full menu from morning to late night, Cafe Hollander is great for any event. Price Range: $4-$20.

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SANDWICHES Cousins Subs 6810 W. State St., Wauwatosa 414-258-0575, www.cousinssubs.com 853 N. Mayfair Rd., Wauwatosa 414-453-7710, www.cousinssubs.com 12325 W. Burleigh St., Wauwatosa 414-476-1200, www.cousinssubs.com Founded in 1972 in Milwaukee, WI, Cousins Subs has prepared signature deli fresh subs using ingredients that are prepared daily and made to order cheese steaks hot off the grill. Why? Because You Deserve Better.

McCormick & Schmick’s

6732 W. Fairview Ave., Milwaukee 414-292-3969, www.maxies.com Maxie’s inspiration includes the ”low country” cooking of the Carolinas, Creole and Cajun cooking of Louisiana, traditional slow-smoked southern BBQ and southern comfort cooking of all kinds. Price Range: Apps: $5-$10, Entrees: $11-$22. o ;

FRENCH Le Reve Patisserie & Cafe 7610 Harwood Ave., Wauwatosa 414-778-3333, www.lerevecafe.com Traditional bistro meals from breakfast through dinner.

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7700 Harwood Ave., Wauwatosa 414-271-7700, www.cafebavaria.com Modern German fare for lunch, dinner and weekend brunch.

An extensive bier list, cozy fireplace and soccer games complete the experience of true ”Gemütlichkeit!” Price Range: $9-$23. o

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7606 W. State St., Wauwatosa 414-443-0800, www.pizzeriapiccola.com Pizzeria Piccola brings an authentic taste of Italy to Wauwatosa with its delicious, thin-crust wood-fired pizzas. Also featuring paninis, pastas, salads and gelato, plus an outdoor patio in the summer. Price Range: $3-$10.

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7616 W. State St., Wauwatosa 414-771-7910, www.ristorantebartolotta.com Opened in 1993, this flagship of the Bartolotta Restaurants is the gold standard of authentic Northern Italian cooking. Rated four stars, this charming, rustic establishment offers simple, delicate recipes and the finest fresh ingredients. Price Range: $18.95-$35. ; j

IRISH Mo’s Irish Pub 10842 W. Bluemound Rd., Wauwatosa 414-774-9782, www.mosirishpub.com An Irish-American sports pub featuring traditional pub fare as well as classic American favorites. Wisconsin’s #1 provider of Guinness. Outdoor dining. Live music. Big screen TVs. Price Range: $6.99-$19.99.

2550 N. Mayfair Rd., Wauwatosa 414-475-0700, www.mccormickandschmicks.com Impressive fresh seafood varieties, aged steaks, poultry, entree salads and pasta. An inviting, original and relaxed atmosphere with impeccable service. Enjoy our Famous Happy Hour. Private event space. Price Range: $15-$50. ;

CLUBS & PUBS Jimmy’s Island Grill & Iguana Bar Radisson Hotel Milwaukee West, 2303 N. Mayfair Rd., Milwaukee 414-837-2121, www.radisson.com/milwaukeewi_west Jimmy’s Island Grill & Iguana Bar offers a little bit of Key West in Milwaukee. The Iguana bar features innovative and exotic drinks the tropics are known for. Serving breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night pizzas. Live music on select weekends!

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Shopping SHOPPING CENTERS Mayfair 2500 N. Mayfair Rd., Wauwatosa 414-771-1300, www.mayfairmall.com Experience Wisconsin’s premier shopping center. Mayfair offers 160 retailers for shopping, dining and entertainment featuring Crate & Barrel, Pandora, Sephora, Williams-Sonoma, LEGO, Pottery Barn, AMC Mayfair 18 Theaters and 5 great restaurants. ;

The Mayfair Collection 11500 W. Burleigh St., Wauwatosa 414-357-6800, www.mayfaircollection.net The hottest, new retail, dining, nightlife destination including Nordstrom Rack, Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5th, Old Navy, Carter’s, Oshkosh B’gosh, Torrid, Maurices, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Men’s Wearhouse, Corner Bakery Cafe.

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IL MITO Trattoria & Enoteca/ Chef Michael Feker’s School of Culinary Magic

Outpost Natural Foods Cooperative

6913 W. North Ave., Wauwatosa 414-443-1414, www.ilmito.com Now offering lunch and Sunday brunch plus dinner, lunch delivery, catering packages, cooking classes for individuals, groups, corporate team building, special events, Chef’s Counter dining.

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Bangles & Bags 1504 Underwood Ave., Wauwatosa 414-258-4534, www.feelfabulousforless.com Accessory and handbag boutique featuring the latest styles and looks of the season. Trendy jewelry, unique handbags, wide variety of scarves, hair accessories and more.

Fair Trade for All – Unique treasures from around the globe

414-257-1077, www.fairtradeforall.net We are a family-owned gift shop featuring fair trade, eco-friendly gifts, clothing, jewelry, decor and more handcrafted by small producer groups or individual artisans from 40+ developing countries. You will be surprised what you can ďŹ nd!

Sports & Recreation Badger Region Volleyball 7001 W. Center St., Wauwatosa 414-443-1011, www.badgervolleyball.org

8730 W. North Ave., Wauwatosa

We are the Wisconsin chapter of USA Volleyball offering coaching, playing and ofďŹ ciating opportunities for ages 5-85+, both indoor and outdoor. We have something for everyone, so please visit our website and check out what we have to offer!

Milwaukee County Parks System 9480 Watertown Plank Rd., Wauwatosa 414-257-PARK (7275), www.countyparks.com Over 15,000 acres of parkland for passive and active recreation.

Two family aquatic centers, 11 pools, 15 golf courses, 3 recreation centers, marina, Mitchell Park Domes, Boerner Botanical Gardens, Wehr Nature Center and more.

- WEST Accommodations HOTELS/MOTELS Best Western Woods View Inn Rooms/Suites: 61 Price: $69-$170 5501 W. National Ave., Milwaukee 414-671-6400, 800-WESTERN, www.bwwoodsviewinn.com Quaint hotel located just outside of downtown. Fitness center, business center, wireless Internet, restaurant on-site, indoor pool and whirlpool, and complimentary continental breakfast.

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Attractions Milwaukee County Zoo 10001 W. Bluemound Rd., Milwaukee 414-771-3040, www.milwaukeezoo.org Separated only by hidden moats, predators and prey seem to live side by side in natural environments. Zoo train and zoomobile tours. New attractions include the Florence Mila Borchert Big Cat Country. ;

Oceans of Fun 10001 W. Bluemound Rd., Milwaukee 414-453-5527, www.oceansoffun.org Located within the Milwaukee County Zoo, Oceans of Fun offers a variety of interactive programs giving participants the opportunity to meet seals and sea lions up close and personal.

Pettit National Ice Center, U.S. Olympic Training Site 500 S. 84th St., Milwaukee 414-266-0100, www.thepettit.com OfďŹ cial U.S. Olympic Training Site. Perfect public recreational destination for anyone! Daily/Weekly skating sessions and lessons for all ages and abilities. Also features unique meeting space, indoor run/walk track. ;

Trainfest Wisconsin Exposition Center at State Fair Park 8200 W. GreenďŹ eld Ave., West Allis www.trainfest.com A Milwaukee exclusive. Trainfest, America’s largest operating model railroad show makes for a fun-ďŹ lled weekend. Drawing 20,000+ visitors. 200,000 square feet of exhibits/activities.

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SANDWICHES Cousins Subs 9124 W. Lincoln Ave., West Allis 414-327-2122, www.cousinssubs.com 1150 Miller Park Way, Milwaukee 414-383-5120, www.cousinssubs.com Founded in 1972 in Milwaukee, WI, Cousins Subs has prepared signature deli fresh subs using ingredients that are prepared daily and made to order cheese steaks hot off the grill. Why? Because You Deserve Better.

Performing & Cultural Arts ENTERTAINMENT Kids From Wisconsin 640 S. 84th St., Ste. 522, Milwaukee 414-266-7067, www.kidsfromwisconsin.org To those who have yet to see us, we look forward to entertaining you with the best that Wisconsin’s youth has to offer.

Dining & Nightlife LATIN Antigua Latin Restaurant 5823 W. Burnham St., West Allis 414-321-5775, www.antiguamilwaukee.com One of Milwaukee’s most inventive restaurants, serving dishes from Mexico, Latin America & Spain. Open 7 days – lunch, happy hour, dinner. Catering and corporate team building.

Shopping FLEA MARKETS Rummage-A-Rama!

Wisconsin Products Pavilion at Wisconsin State Fair Park 640 S. 84th St., West Allis 414-375-2024, www.rummage-a-rama.com Milwaukee’s largest indoor rummage sale! Come browse and shop new and used clothing, electronics, home-goods, ofďŹ ce supplies, collectibles, memorabilia and much more! Check our website for dates.

SPECIALTY SHOPPING Samara Garden and Home 5211 W. North Ave., Milwaukee 414-444-8100, www.samaragardenandhome.com Unique specialty shopping featuring antiques, vintage lighting, ďŹ ne art, decorative accessories, arbors, trellises and locally made garden art. Exquisite selections for indoor and outdoor environments.

Sports & Recreation Greenfield Park 2028 S. 124 St., West Allis 414-257-PARK (7275), www.countyparks.com Regulation golf, cool waters family aquatic park (beach entry, giant tube- and body-waterslides, interactive water toys), banquet room, picnicking, Oak Leaf Trail (multi-use), Exceptional Native Plant Community, baseball, sand volleyball, tot lots.

Jackson Park 3500 W. Forest Home Ave., Milwaukee 414-257-PARK (7275), www.countyparks.com Picnic areas, Oak Leaf Trail (paved multi-use), lagoon, basketball, football, deep-well pool, tennis, tot lot, multi-gym.

Washington Park 1859 N. 40th St., Milwaukee 414-257-PARK (7275), www.countyparks.com Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, bandshell, senior center, banquet rooms at pavilion and senior center, picnicking, bike polo, basketball (youth-sized), soccer, multi-gym, tot lots, play trail, pools (deep-well, wading, splash pad).

AUTO RACING Andretti Sports Marketing Wisconsin, LLC

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7615 Zionsville Rd., Indianapolis 317-872-2700, www.andrettisportsmarketing.com Led by racing legend Michael Andretti, ASM collaborates with MDC partners agencies, blending a winning formula for corporations leveraging their brands within the sports marketing industry.

- NORTH Accommodations

ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS

HOTELS/MOTELS

IPic Entertainment

Four Points Milwaukee North Shore

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Hilton Garden Inn Milwaukee Park Place ROOMS/SUITES: 184/4

PRICE: $79-$219 11600 W. Park Pl., Milwaukee 414-359-9823, 877-STAY-HGI, www.milwaukeeparkplace.hgi.com Allgauer’s in the Park Restaurant and Bar. New 5,000 square foot Grand Ballroom. Indoor pool, spa, sauna, in-room coffee maker, hair dryer, refrigerator and microwave. Conveniently located off Hwy. 45 and Good Hope Road. f + I ™ s 6 $ J ; b 6

Holiday Inn Milwaukee Riverfront 4700 N. Port Washington Rd., Glendale 414-962-6040, www.himilwaukee.com Completely renovated property overlooking the banks of the scenic Milwaukee River. Located 4 miles north of Downtown. Renowned restaurant & meeting facilities.

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La Quinta Inn & Suites Milwaukee Glendale/Bayshore PRICE: $99-$200

5423 N. Port Washington Rd., Glendale 414-962-6767, 800-531-5900, www.lq.com Suites with coffee maker, refrigerator, microwave, hair dryer and VCR. Complimentary deluxe continental breakfast each morning.

Indoor pool, whirlpool and ďŹ tness facility. Under 17 free with parents. I ™ s 6 ! $ J ; - b 6

Suites at Northshore ROOMS/SUITES: 96/96

MUSEUMS Lynden Sculpture Garden 2145 W. Brown Deer Rd., Milwaukee 414-446-8794, www.lyndensculpturegarden.org The Lynden Sculpture Garden offers a unique experience of art in nature through its collection of more than 50 monumental sculptures sited across 40 acres of park, lake and woodland.

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Dining & Nightlife AMERICAN 8900 Bar & Bistro

ROOMS/SUITES: 160

ROOMS/SUITES: 109/104

Bayshore Town Center, Q-200, 5800 N. Bayshore Dr., Glendale 414-963-8779, www.ipictheaters.com IPic Entertainment is an inviting and unique destination that offers luxury movie theaters, casual elegant dining, stylish bowling and a high energy bar. ;

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7275 N. Port Washington Rd., Glendale 414-352-0070, www.suitesatnorthshore.com Each suite features separate living, sleeping areas and fully equipped kitchen. Enjoy complimentary full breakfast buffet each morning. Wi-Fi, ďŹ tness center & outdoor pool.

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Attractions Estabrook Beer Garden 4600 N. Estabrook Dr., Milwaukee 414-231-9404, www.estabrookbeergarden.com Estabrook Beer Garden — where you can enjoy great beer, food, people and weather at a Munich-style beer garden at Milwaukee’s scenic Estabrook Park.

Kilbourntown House Estabrook Park, 4400 Estabrook Pkwy., Shorewood 414-273-8288, www.milwaukeehistory.net Built in 1844, this house was originally located in the area known as Kilbourntown. Moved to Estabrook Park in Shorewood in 1938, it is furnished and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Lynden Sculpture Garden 2145 W. Brown Deer Rd., Milwaukee 414-446-8794, www.lyndensculpturegarden.org The Lynden Sculpture Garden offers a unique experience of art in nature through its collection of more than 50 monumental sculptures sited across 40 acres of park, lake and woodland.

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Schlitz Audubon Nature Center 1111 E. Brown Deer Rd., Milwaukee 414-352-2880, www.sanc.org The Schlitz Audubon Nature Center is located on the shores of Lake Michigan just 15 minutes north of downtown Milwaukee. There are 6 miles of trails on 185 acres of unspoiled natural beauty. ;

St. Mark African Methodist Episcopal Church 1616 W. Atkinson Ave., Milwaukee 414-563-8030, www.stmarkame-milwaukee.com St. Mark African Methodist Episcopal Church (A.M.E.), established in 1869 is the oldest African American congregation in the state of Wisconsin. We are open for tours. ;

Four Points Milwaukee North Shore 8900 W. Kildeer Ct., Brown Deer 414-355-8585, www.fourpointsmilwaukee.com A great place to gather with family, friends or colleagues.

Enjoy a warm and inviting yet urban sophisticated environment that offers a air on local cuisine in the Milwaukee North Shore area. You will choose from a variety of culinary inspired menu items for breakfast, lunch and dinner that will appeal to even the most discriminating taste buds.

Allgauer’s in the Park Hilton Garden Inn Milwaukee Park Place 11600 W. Park Pl., Milwaukee 414-359-9823, www.milwaukeeparkplace.hgi.com The Great American Grill is available for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Evening room service. Daily dinner specials.

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Big Daddy’s Brew & Que IPic Entertainment, 5800 N. Bayshore Dr., Ste. Q-200, Glendale 414-963-8779, www.bigdaddysbrewandque.com At Big Daddy’s Brew & Que, savor the big mouthwatering avor of hickory smoked BBQ, homegrown craft brews and signature �Quetails.� Located at Bayshore Town Center. Price Range: Up to $20.

HOm Wood Fired Grill – SURG Restaurant Group / Bayshore Bayshore Town Center 5750 N. Port Washington Rd., L-125, Glendale 414-312-7043, www.homwoodďŹ redgrill.com HOM celebrates simple farm-to-table cuisine, and the growers and producers in our community who share the same passion for pairing locally farmed ingredients with dramatic avors.

Bayshore Town Center, 5675 N. Bayshore Dr., Glendale 414-763-8582, www.lacoppa.com Our gelato is made fresh daily from natural ingredients by real Italian-Alfredo and Maurizio Lincetto, second-generation Gelato Grand Masters from the Dolomite region of Italy. Price Range: $3-$10.

MEXICAN Jose's Blue Sombrero 8617 N. Port Washington Rd. 414-351-9280, www.josesbluesombrero.com Jose’s Blue Sombrero is a hip, cheap and no sleep unexpected Mexican cantina/bar born of fresh highlighting stupidly awesome guacamole made at your table.

SANDWICHES Cousins Subs 533 N. Port Washington Rd., Glendale 414-962-6575, www.cousinssubs.com 10855 W. Park Pl., Milwaukee 414-446-9088, www.cousinssubs.com Founded in 1972 in Milwaukee, WI, Cousins Subs has prepared signature deli fresh subs using ingredients that are prepared daily and made to order cheese steaks hot off the grill. Why? Because You Deserve Better.

SEAFOOD Devon Seafood + Steak Bayshore Town Center, 5715 N. Bayshore Dr., #0-113, Glendale 414-967-9790, www.devonseafood.com With an indulgent menu focused on superior quality seafood, Devon crafts its dishes with exacting standards and pampers guests in a comfortable atmosphere at a surprising value.

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CLUBS & PUBS Onyx Social Club & Restaurant 3120 W. Villard Ave., Milwaukee 414-464-6699, www.milwaukeeonyx.com Hottest club, modern, casually chic, incredible lighting, plush VIP. Sip cocktails, dance, listen to live music from the area’s hottest bands and DJs. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday night.

SPORTS BAR Salt Sports Bar IPic Entertainment, 5800 N. Bayshore Dr., Ste. Q-200, Glendale 414-203-0394, www.thesaltclub.com Come for the game, stay for a movie. Featuring a huge selection of beers on draft and buckets of your favorites by the bottle, come cheer your favorite team on, enjoy a cocktail, or just meet up with friends before and after a movie.

BAR & GRILL

Shopping

Three Lions Pub

SHOPPING CENTERS

4515 N. Oakland Ave., Shorewood 414-763-6992, www.threelionspub.com Milwaukee’s North Shore destination for authentic British fare, spirits and atmosphere featuring award winning ďŹ sh n’ chips.

Price Range: $10-$15.

BARBECUE Speed Queen Bar-B-Q, Inc. Corner of 12th & Walnut St., Milwaukee 414-265-2900, www.speedqueenbbq.com Since 1956, this family-owned Milwaukee landmark serves Milwaukee’s best BBQ! Family recipe, trademarked secret sauces, tasty sides. Drivethrough, carry-out or eat-in. Cash. Price Range: $5-$12.

BREW PUB Sprecher’s Restaurant & Pub Bayshore Town Center, 5689 N. Bayshore Dr., Milwaukee 414-292-0600, www.sprecherspub.com Family brew pub known for delicious scratch made food, world class beer and gourmet soda. Great for the family, business groups, private parties and more. Price Range: $10-$30. o

FROZEN DESSERTS Kopp’s Frozen Custard 5373 N. Port Washington Rd., Glendale 414-961-3288, www.kopps.com A landmark in Glendale, Kopp’s is famous for their delicious frozen custard and equally tasty jumbo burgers. Founded in 1950, they have been serving up these delectable Midwestern treats ever since. Price Range: $2-$5.40. ;

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8900 W. Kildeer Ct., Brown Deer 414-355-8585, www.fourpointsmilwaukee.com 15 minutes north from downtown, less than 30 minutes from MKE airport. Full service hotel, newly renovated. Free parking, shuttle service, free bottled water, comforting accommodations, we’ve thought of everything.

La Coppa Artisan Gelato

Bayshore Town Center 5800 N. Bayshore Dr., Glendale 414-963-8780, www.bayshoretowncenter.com Make Bayshore your destination for shopping, dining and entertainment. Enjoy concerts in the town square, movie theater, luxury bowling lanes, kid’s activities and more. Discover over 100 stores and 15 great restaurants. ;

SPECIALTY FOOD Outpost Natural Foods Cooperative 100 E. Capitol Dr., Milwaukee 414-961-2597, www.outpost.coop We're a friendly, full service grocery featuring the best in local, organic and natural foods, an in-store cafe and wholesome foods to go!

SPECIALTY SHOPPING Boelter SuperStore 4200 N. Port Washington Rd., Milwaukee 414-967-2200, www.boeltersuperstore.com Restaurant quality food service utensils, glassware, china, olive oil and much more.

Stan’s Fit For Your Feet 505 W. Silver Spring Dr., Glendale 414-464-1930, 800-444-9452, www.stansfootwear.com Fourth generation family-owned since 1950, dedicated to comfortable and fashionable ďŹ t for all. The ďŹ nest for work, dress, play. Men’s 20AA-EEEEEE, Women’s 13AA-EEEE, Kid’s M-XW. Check website for locations.

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- NORTH Village of Shorewood

Estabrook Park

Pinstrikes Bowling

3930 N. Murray Ave., Shorewood 414-847-2700, www.shorewoodtoday.com Nestled between the Milwaukee River and Lake Michigan, Shorewood is a pedestrian-friendly urban village featuring upscale shopping, unique architecture and exceptional schools, all within walking distance.

4400 N. Estabrook Dr., Glendale 414-257-PARK (7275), www.countyparks.com Kilbourntown House/Benjamin Church House (listed on the National Register of Historic Places), picnicking, beer garden, Oak Leaf Trail (paved multi-use), disc golf, sand volleyball, skate park, soccer, softball, tot lots, off-leash dog exercise area.

IPic Entertainment, 5800 N. Bayshore Dr., Ste.Q-200, Glendale 414-203-0413, www.pinstrikes.com Discover bowling at a new level at Pinstrikes. Featuring 11 stylish bowling lanes, 65-foot HD video wall, laneside service and private VIP lanes, you and your guests will love your night out.

Kletzsch Park

7101 W. Good Hope Rd., Milwaukee 414-375-1154, www.mksc.org Uihlein Soccer Park, Milwaukee’s premier soccer complex, features 13 outdoor ďŹ elds (two lighted stadium ďŹ elds, one surfaced in FieldTurf) and three indoor ďŹ elds surfaced in AstroPlay turf. ;

Sports & Recreation Brown Deer Park 7625 N. Range Line Rd., Brown Deer 414-257-PARK (7275), www.countyparks.com Tournament golf, banquet rooms at the clubhouse and boathouse, picnicking, Oak Leaf Trail, exceptional native plant community, disc golf, ďŹ shing, sand volleyball, soccer, softball, tennis, tot lot. In season: XC skiing, ice ďŹ shing, skating, sledding.

Dretzka Park 12020 W. Bradley Rd., Milwaukee 414-257-PARK (7275), www.countyparks.com Championship golf, banquet rooms at the clubhouse and chalet, picnicking, Oak Leaf Trail (paved multi-use), disc golf, sand volleyball.

6560 N. Milwaukee River Pkwy., Glendale 414-257-PARK (7275), www.countyparks.com Picnicking, Oak Leaf Trail (paved multi-use), exceptional native plant community, archery, sand volleyball, soccer, softball, tot lot, ďŹ shing in the Milwaukee River — Chinook salmon are stocked in Lake Michigan and migrate along the Milwaukee River.

Lincoln Park 1301 W. Hampton Ave., Milwaukee 414-257-PARK (7275), www.countyparks.com Nine-hole regulation golf, aquatic park (beach entry, giant tubeand body-waterslides, lazy river, interactive water toys), banquet rooms, picnicking, Oak Leaf Trail, native plant community, baseball, football, volleyball, soccer, tennis, tot lot. New in 2014: FootGolf.

Uihlein Soccer Park

GOLF Brown Deer Golf Course 7625 N. Range Line Rd., Milwaukee 414-352-3353 www.milwaukeecountygolfcourses.com/brown_details/ Brown Deer Golf Course, founded in 1929, is a PGA Tour tested course that offers a challenging layout, 60 sand-ďŹ lled bunkers, tree lined fairways and water winding throughout.

- OUTLYING AREA DANE COUNTY

GREEN LAKE COUNTY

JEFFERSON COUNTY

Attractions

Accommodations

Attractions

Cave of the Mounds – National Natural Landmark

RESORT

The Fireside Dinner Theatre

2975 Cave of the Mounds Rd., P.O. Box 148, Blue Mounds 608-437-3038, www.caveofthemounds.com Discover buried treasure — discover fun! Tours daily, year-round on paved, lighted walkways. New gemstone mine and fossil dig. Buttery gardens, hiking/biking trails, snack bar. Just 90 minutes west of Milwaukee. I-94 to U.S. 18/151.

Heidel House ROOMS/SUITES: 176

643 Illinois Ave., Green Lake 920-294-3344. www.heidelhouse.com Year-round resort and conference center tucked away on Green Lake, only 90 minutes from Milwaukee. Featuring exquisite dining, sightseeing cruises, championship golf and spa retreats. f + I O ™s 6 $ ! J 2 ; o b - m6

1131 Janesville Ave., P.O. Box 7, Fort Atkinson 800-477-9505, 800-477-9505, www.ďŹ residetheatre.com Wisconsin’s number one year-round motorcoach attraction provides superb dining, family hospitality, four spectacular gift shops and professional productions of your favorite Broadway musicals and revues. Seven shows weekly. ;

Shopping OUTLET SHOPPING Johnson Creek Premium Outlets 575 W. Linmar Ln., Ste. 500, Johnson Creek 920-699-4112, www.premiumoutlets.com/johnsoncreek Save 25%-65% every day at 60 outlet stores including Adidas, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, Calvin Klein, Nike, Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store and more. Group incentives. Badger Bus transportation available.

KENOSHA COUNTY

Attractions Jelly Belly Visitor Center 10100 Jelly Belly Ln., Pleasant Prairie 262-947-3800, 866-868-7522, www.jellybelly.com Sweet tours. Riding an indoor-train traveling through the company’s distribution center, visitors learn the secrets of making Jelly Belly jelly beans in video presentations. Tours 9 a.m.-4 p.m. daily. ;

Dining & Nightlife AMERICAN Chancery Pub and Restaurant

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11900 108th St., Kenosha 262-857-3540, www.thechancery.com The Chancery is about family, hospitality and fresh food often created from ingredients bought locally. We’re about making friends with everyone walking in the door. Price Range: $5+. ™ ;

Shopping OUTLET SHOPPING Pleasant Prairie Premium Outlets 11211 - 120th Ave., Pleasant Prairie 262-857-3061 Ext. 11, www.premiumoutlets.com/pleasantprairie More than 90 legendary brands: Coach, Kate Spade New York, Cole Haan, Hugo Boss Factory Store, St. John Outlet, Under Armour, Tommy HilďŹ ger, Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store, Nike Factory Store and more. Food Court, free Wi-Fi and pet-friendly.

- OUTLYING AREA LAKE COUNTY, IL

MUSEUMS

Attractions

Cedarburg General Store Museum

The Tempel Lipizzans 17000 Wadsworth Rd., Old Mill Creek 847-244-5330, www.tempelfarms.com Witness rare, white Lipizzan stallions as they demonstrate elegant dances and breathtaking leaps in summer performances set to music. Off-season group tours/private performances available. Just 45 minutes south of Milwaukee. ;

MANITOWOC COUNTY

Attractions MUSEUMS Wisconsin Maritime Museum 75 Maritime Dr., Manitowoc 920-684-0218, 866-724-2356, www.wisconsinmaritime.org Tour the USS Cobia, the nation’s most historically intact World War II submarine. Visit the many interactive exhibits at the Wisconsin Maritime Museum, a Smithsonian AfďŹ liate.

OZAUKEE COUNTY

Accommodations HOTELS/MOTELS

W61 N480 Washington Ave., P.O. Box 104, Cedarburg 262-377-5856, 800-237-2874, www.cedarburg.org This newly restored building, circa 1860s, houses a collection of antique advertising art and packaging, displayed to recreate a typical general store. The Cedarburg Visitor Center is located in the museum. ;

Historic 1849 Kuhefuss House Museum W62 N546 Washington Ave., Cedarburg 262-375-3676 Ext. 107 www.cedarburgculturalcenter.org/kuhefuss-house-museum Filled with period furniture and the trappings of daily life from past generations, this charming house exudes living history spanning more than 160 years.

Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts N50 W5050 Portland Rd. Mailing address: P.O. Box 562, Cedarburg 262-546-0300, www.wiquiltmuseum.com Experience the best of quilts, traditional needle arts and contemporary ďŹ ber arts on a historic 1850’s farm site. Rotating exhibits, gift shop, tours, speaker services and classes. ;

Dining & Nightlife AMERICAN

JOHN MICHAEL KOHLER ARTS CENTER JMKAC.ORG 920.458.6144 608 NEW YORK AVE., SHEBOYGAN

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Best Western Quiet House & Suites PRICE: $79-$199 10330 N. Port Washington Rd., Mequon 262-241-3677, www.bwmequon.com Large rooms with living room area, microwave, refrigerator, unique decor. Theme and whirlpool suites. Indoor/outdoor pool and whirlpool. Three excellent restaurants adjacent.

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Anvil Pub & Grille

The Chalet Motel of Mequon

11046 N. Port Washington Rd., Mequon 262-241-3450, www.thechancery.com The Chancery is about family, hospitality and fresh food often created from ingredients bought locally. We’re about making friends with everyone walking in the door. Price Range: $5+. ;

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ROOMS/SUITES: 53

PRICE: $59-$109 10401 N. Port Washington Rd., Mequon 262-241-4510, 800-343-4510, www.chaletmotelmequon.com Guest rooms feature: complimentary high-speed Internet, coffee, refrigerator, microwave, hair dryer, voicemail and satellite TV with 2 HBO channels or upgrade to an Executive room, offering plush mattresses, 32-inch TV, DVD, iron and board.

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BED & BREAKFAST/GUEST HOUSES Washington House Inn ROOMS/SUITES: 34

PRICE: $100-$345 W62 N573 Washington Ave., Cedarburg 262-375-3550, 800-554-4717, www.washingtonhouseinn.com Country Victorian Inn located in Cedarburg’s Historic District.

Rooms feature antiques, ďŹ replaces, whirlpool and steam baths. Social Hour and expanded continental breakfast are complimentary. Multimedia conference room is available.

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Attractions Cedar Creek Settlement N70 W6340 Bridge Rd., Cedarburg 262-377-4763, 866-626-7005, www.cedarcreeksettlement.com Delightful village of unique shops nestled in a restored 1864 woolen mill on picturesque Cedar Creek, featuring 27 specialty, gift and antique shops. Award-winning Cedar Creek Winery and 3 charming restaurants.

Cedar Creek Winery N70 W6340 Bridge Rd., Cedarburg 262-377-8020, 800-827-8020, www.cedarcreekwinery.com Tour one of America’s most noted small, regional wineries located in the Wittenberg Woolen Mill in Historic Cedarburg.

17 miles north of Milwaukee. Taste delicate whites to robust, rich reds. Tours and complimentary tastings

GALLERIES Cedarburg Cultural Center W62 N546 Washington Ave., Cedarburg 262-375-3676, www.cedarburgculturalcenter.org Art, music and history thrive at the center through Main Stage, First Fridays and Throwback Thursday performances as well as exhibits, open mic nights, historical programs and classes. Available for weddings, meetings and events. Wheelchair accessible. ;

N70 W6340 Bridge Rd., Cedarburg 262-376-2163, www.anvilpubandgrille.com Nestled in the Settlement’s restored 19th century blacksmith’s shop, casual dining in a rustic atmosphere. American air. Full bar. Outdoor patio overlooking Cedar Creek waterfall. ;

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Joey Gerard’s – A Bartolotta Supper Club 11120 N. Cedarburg Rd., Mequon 262-518-5500, www.joeygerards.com Take a step back in time at Joey Gerard’s, a modern supper club with an Old Hollywood feel, featuring classic cocktails, nightly specials and a warm, welcoming environment on the Milwaukee River in Mequon. Price Range: $13-$35.

EXPERIENCE THE FUN!

DINNER THEATER Memories 1077 Lake Dr., Port Washington 262-284-6850, www.memoriesballroom.com Stunning 1930s ballroom re-purposed for topnotch dinner theater comedies, musicals and dramas, audience interactive murder mysteries and Chicken Comedy nights. Also an enchanting banquet hall. Price Range: $25-$40.

FRENCH Cream & Crepe Cafe N70 W6340 Bridge Rd., Cedarburg 262-377-0900, www.creamandcrepecafe.com Located in the historic Cedar Creek Settlement. Featuring entree crepes, dessert crepes, soups, salads and sandwiches.

Dine in rustic surroundings overlooking Cedar Creek.

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Shopping SPECIALTY FOODS Outpost Natural Foods Cooperative 7590 W. Mequon Rd., Mequon 262-242-0426, www.outpost.coop We're a friendly, full service grocery featuring the best in local, organic and natural foods, an in-store cafe and wholesome foods to go!

SPECIALTY SHOPPING Amy’s Candy Kitchen P.O. Box 498, W62 N579 Washington Ave., Cedarburg 262-376-0884, 800-513-8889, www.amysgourmetapples.com An open-concept kitchen with a European avor located in Historic Downtown Cedarburg. Award-winning gourmet caramel apples, hand-paddled fudge and hand-dipped Belgian Chocolate made using treasured family recipes.

Jelly Belly Candy Company Visitor Center Visitors are invited to take the tour.

Ride the Jelly Belly Express, an indoor train that travels through the distribution center and learn the secrets of making Jelly BellyÂŽ jelly beans through video presentations.

Enjoy the Jelly Belly Sample Bar, Retail Store and Snack Bar. Hours: Store 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., Tour 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

10100 Jelly Belly Lane, Pleasant Prairie, WI (Corner of Lakeview Parkway & Green Bay Rd. off I-94) 1-866-868-7522 www.JellyBelly.com

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- OUTLYING AREA Bangles & Bags

Legends of the Field

SHEBOYGAN COUNTY

W63 N672 Washington Ave., Cedarburg 262-376-4534, www.feelfabulousforless.com Accessory and handbag boutique featuring the latest styles and looks of the season. Trendy jewelry, unique handbags, wide variety of scarves, hair accessories and more.

11030 N. Port Washington Rd., Mequon 262-236-9808, www.legendsoftheďŹ eld.com Legends of the Field is a memorabilia company with three retail stores located in DelaďŹ eld, Mequon and GreenďŹ eld.

Attractions

Cedar Creek Settlement N70 W6340 Bridge Rd., Cedarburg 262-377-4763, 866-626-7005, www.cedarcreeksettlement.com Delightful village of unique shops nestled in a restored 1864 woolen mill on picturesque Cedar Creek, featuring 27 specialty, gift and antique shops. Award-winning Cedar Creek Winery and 3 charming restaurants.

Cedar Creek Winery N70 W6340 Bridge Rd., Cedarburg 262-377-8020, 800-827-8020, www.cedarcreekwinery.com Tour one of America’s most noted small, regional wineries located in the Wittenberg Woolen Mill in Historic Cedarburg.

17 miles north of Milwaukee. Taste delicate whites to robust, rich reds. Tours and complimentary tastings.

PICTURE YOURSELF IN

Port Washington

Sports & Recreation GOLF The Bog 3121 County Rd. I, Saukville 262-292-0740, 800-4-THEBOG, www.golfthebog.com Stunning 18-hole daily fee facility designed and built by Arnold Palmer. Exquisite dining room resource available 12 months for weddings, meetings and special events. ;

Fire Ridge Golf Club 2241 Hwy. W, Grafton 262-375-2252, www.ďŹ reridgegc.com Southeast Wisconsin’s ďŹ nest daily fee golf facility. Golf Digest’s â€?Best New Public Course in 1995.â€? Measures 7,049 yards par 72 and features bent grass fairways, tees and greens.

Missing Links Driving Range + Par 3 12950 N. Port Washington Rd., Mequon 262-243-5711, missinglinksmequon.com Year-round practice! Come to Missing Links and practice your swing on our full featured driving range or incredible par 3 practice course! Additionally, get lessons from our PGA professionals!

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W7965 State Hwy. 23, Greenbush 920-523-3271, www.wadehouse.org Explore the era of stagecoach travel and see a community where Yankee reďŹ nement met the Wisconsin wilderness. Open yearround for pre-arranged group tours, events and ďŹ eld trips.

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MUSEUMS John Michael Kohler Arts Center 608 New York Ave., Sheboygan 920-458-6144, www.jmkac.org Nationally acclaimed visual and performing arts center presenting unique exhibitions and world-class performances; cafe and museum shop in a 12 gallery, 99,000-square-foot facility.

Sculpture gardens, rentals, classes, tours and more. ;

Sports & Recreation AUTO RACING Elkhart Lake’s Road America N7390 Hwy. 67, P.O. Box P, Elkhart Lake 800-365-7223, 800-365-RACE (7223), www.roadamerica.com The world’s fastest permanent road racing circuit. Situated on 640 acres of rolling hills in the Kettle Moraine, 60 miles north of Milwaukee. Racing action April-Oct. featuring motorcycles, vintage cars, Champ Car and ALMS.

Price: $20-$155 8425 Highway 38, Caledonia 262-835-2565, www.jellystone-caledonia.com Enjoy your best vacation ever at one of the state’s highest rated campgrounds. We offer the perfect variety of campsites for your tent, motor home or in our cabins. ;

Attractions MUSEUMS

GOLF The Bull at Pinehurst Farms One Long Dr., Sheboygan Falls 920-467-1500, www.golfthebull.com The only Jack Nicklaus course in Wisconsin - ranked in “Top 100 Public Golf Courses in America“ - Golf Digest. Dining from casual to elegant, private event space.

Racine Art Museum 441 Main St., Racine 262-638-8300, www.ramart.org Home to America’s craft collection, this two-campus museum features contemporary art exhibitions from regionally and internationally known artists; offers a unique museum store. Open Tue.Sun. Visit our website for current art exhibitions and events. ;

The SC Johnson Gallery: At Home with Frank Lloyd Wright SC Johnson, 1525 Howe St., Racine 262-260-2154, www.scjohnson.com The Gallery showcases rarely-seen Frank Lloyd Wright designs and artifacts. Through a series of annual exhibits, it explores Wright’s inuence on families and the home. Tours are free and open to the public with a reservation. ;

Dining & Nightlife AMERICAN Chancery Pub and Restaurant 207 Gas Light Dr., Racine 262-635-0533, www.thechancery.com The Chancery is about family, hospitality and fresh food often created from ingredients bought locally. We’re about making friends with everyone walking in the door. Price Range: $5+. ™ ;

MEXICAN Jose’s Blue Sombrero 6430 Washington Ave., Racine 262-886-5600, www.josesbluesombrero.com Jose’s Blue Sombrero is a hip, cheap and no sleep unexpected Mexican cantina/bar born of fresh highlighting stupidly awesome guacamole made at your table. Price Range: $5+. ;

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Accommodations Jellystone Park in Caledonia

Port Washington Tourism P.O. Box 153 Port Washington, WI 53074 (800) 719-4881 www.visitportwashington.com On Facebook at www.facebook.com/ PortWashingtonTourism.

520 E. Mill St., P.O. Box 253, Plymouth 920-892-8409, www.plymoutharts.org Art exhibits showcasing Wisconsin Fine Artists, ongoing classes, theatre, concerts, bus-trips, festivals: Cheese Capital Jazz Crawl, Oktoberfest, Paint the Town en Plein Air and Women’s Expo. Gift shop showcasing unique artwork from local WI artists. ;

RACINE COUNTY

CAMPGROUNDS/RV PARKS

A touch of New England charm, just north of Milwaukee. Experience wonderful dining, unique galleries, museums, boutiques, and specialty food shops.

Historic walking tours pass two lighthouses.

Enjoy festivals, fishing and biking.

Lakeview lodging. Port Washington - your home Port just up the road.

Plymouth Arts Center

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Accommodations RESORTS Grand Geneva Resort & Spa ROOMS/SUITES: 355/51 PRICE: $129-$319 7036 Grand Geneva Way, Lake Geneva 262-248-8811, 800-558-3417, www.grandgeneva.com All-season resort and conference center, just 60 minutes from Milwaukee in Lake Geneva. Activities include 2 championship golf courses, luxury spa, ďŹ tness center, 18-run ski facility, three restaurants and indoor waterpark.

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7037 Grand Geneva Way, Lake Geneva 262-248-8811 www.hiclubvacations.com/lakegenevarst?cm_mmc=OLRM01355 Beautiful Wisconsin resort features spacious villas, top dining and golf, indoor/outdoor pools and tennis, spa, snow skiing and indoor waterpark. s 6 ; 6

Attractions Lake Geneva Canopy Tours, A Zipline Eco-Adventure N3219 County Rd. H, Lake Geneva 262-248-9271, 877-ZIP-ZAP1 (947-9271) www.lakegenevacanopytours.com Discover the thrill of ight high above the forest oor! An exhilarating 2-2.5 hour tour featuring 8 ziplines, 5 skybridges and 3 spiral stairways. 1,200-foot dual racing zipline. Online reservations, group/family friendly.

- OUTLYING AREA Dining & Nightlife AMERICAN

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Geneva ChopHouse Grand Geneva Resort & Spa 7036 Grand Geneva Way, Lake Geneva 262-248-8811, 800-558-3417, www.genevachophouse.com Dine overlooking spectacular panoramic views at Geneva ChopHouse, bold, stunning avors served in a contemporary urban setting. The menu features prime steak, seafood, chops and ďŹ ne wines, with an assortment of side dishes. ™ ;

Grand Cafe Grand Geneva Resort & Spa 7036 Grand Geneva Way, Lake Geneva 262-248-8811, 800-558-3417, www.grandgeneva.com The Grand Cafe offers a casual, airy setting featuring contemporary American cuisine as well as dishes inuenced by French, Spanish and Italian cooking, with a hint of fusion are. o ;

ITALIAN Ristorante Brissago Grand Geneva Resort & Spa 7036 Grand Geneva Way, Lake Geneva 262-248-8811, 800-558-3417, www.grandgeneva.com Warm and inviting with an air of subtle sophistication, Ristorante Brissago takes the dining experience to a new level with fresh ingredients own in weekly from Italy. Truly authentic Italian cuisine in a romantic setting. ;

Sports & Recreation The Mountain Top Ski Hill Grand Geneva Resort & Spa 7036 Grand Geneva Way, Lake Geneva 262-249-4726, 800-558-3417, www.grandgenevaski.com Perfect for skiers and snowboarders of all abilities, offering 18 runs, three chair lifts, two magic carpets, terrain park, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Rentals available along with certiďŹ ed ski school lessons.

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The Brute at Grand Geneva Grand Geneva Resort & Spa 7036 Grand Geneva Way, Lake Geneva 262-248-2556, 800-558-3417, www.grandgenevagolf.com The magniďŹ cent Brute, at over 7,000 yards, is one of the most challenging layouts in the Midwest. Enhanced with 68 bunkers, this par-72 course has huge rolling greens averaging over 8,000 square feet.

EVENTS APRIL-JUNE

The Highlands at Grand Geneva

Garden Center

Grand Geneva Resort & Spa 7036 Grand Geneva Way, Lake Geneva 262-248-2556, 800-558-3417, www.grandgenevagolf.com A Scottish style course, this original Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus creation, transformed in 1996 by Bob Cupp and updated again in 2006 by Bob Lohman. Rated a Top 10 Northern US Golf Resort by Conde Nast Traveler.

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Super 8 Motel Milwaukee/Germantown ROOMS/SUITES: 98

N96 W17490 County Line Rd., Germantown 262-255-0880, 800-800-8000, www.super8germantown.com Award-winning motel off Hwy. 41/45, exit 52. Convenient to Milwaukee, Menomonee Falls, Sussex and RichďŹ eld. Whirlpool, Super Start breakfast, free wireless Internet in rooms and HBO. Close to restaurants and shopping. 6 ! ; b

SEPT 5-7 Grand Champion Cheese Tasting

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BED & BREAKFAST/GUEST HOUSES Westphal Mansion Inn Bed & Breakfast, LLC ROOMS/SUITES: 8/8

PRICE: $110-$249 90 S. Main St., Hartford 262-673-7938, www.westphalmansioninn.com Historic, restored 1913 mansion, overlooks downtown Hartford.

Eight elegant suites; each with private attached baths; upscale amenities and Old World ambiance. Perfect for business travel or for a relaxing getaway! Visit our new boutique, on site. ; m

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CAMPGROUNDS/RV PARKS

outlying area

Lazy Days Campgrounds ROOMS/SUITES: 300

PRICE: $19.48-$26.88

1475 Lakeview Rd., West Bend 262-675-6511, www.wisvacations.com/LazyDays Northwoods camping only 40 minutes north of downtown.

Campground with tent, electric and water and sewer sites. Trailer rentals, seasonal sites available. Lake for swimming and ďŹ shing.

All the amenities. Open Apr.-Nov. ;

Attractions The Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary, Help of Christians at Holy Hill 1525 Carmel Rd., Hubertus 262-628-5287, www.holyhill.com A majestic church with stunning view of Kettle Moraine. Skypiercing spires, mosaics and inspiring stained glass windows form a perfect setting for shrine with exquisite 19th-century statue of Mary and the child Jesus. A Health & Healing Shrine.

ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS Washington County Fair Park & Conference Center 3000 Hwy. PV, West Bend 262-677-5060, 877-677-5060, www.wcfairpark.com Minutes north of Milwaukee, a venue that offers unique opportunities for events, meetings, concerts, expos, banquets and weddings.

Equipped with a staff that is willing to go above and beyond! Home of the famous Washington County Fair, July 22-27! ;

205 Veterans Ave., West Bend 262-334-9638, www.wisconsinart.org The Museum of Wisconsin Art is one of the top regional art museums in the country. Presenting 12 exhibitions annually, the new, state-of-the-art building is the primary venue nationally for the exhibition of historic and contemporary Wisconsin art. ;

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES Sunburst/Winter Sports Park 8355 Prospect Dr., Kewaskum 414-801-1070, www.skisunburst.com Experience pure winter fun skiing, snowboarding or tubing on hugely expanded tubing park, only minutes from downtown.

Learn or teach kids a lifetime sport.

Performing & Cultural Arts

WAUKESHA COUNTY

PERFORMING ARTS & THEATRE

Accommodations

Schauer Arts & Activities Center

HOTELS/MOTELS

147 N. Rural St., Hartford 262-670-0560, www.schauercenter.org A non-proďŹ t regional center for the arts, staging professional touring performances, offering art classes for all ages, as well as hosting social and business functions. ;

Shopping

Country Springs Hotel, Water Park and Conference Center Rooms/Suites: 187/42 2810 Golf Rd., Waukesha 262-547-0201, 800-247-6640, www.countryspringshotel.com Located 20 minutes west of Milwaukee, Country Springs Hotel features 187 guest rooms, 40,000 square feet of meeting space and The Springs Indoor Water Park.

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Monches Farm, LLC

Courtyard by Marriott Milwaukee Brookfield

5890 Monches Rd., Colgate 262-966-2787, www.monchesfarm.com A destination for adventurous and discerning gardeners since 1980. Over 2,000 varieties of hardy perennials and unusual annuals.

Garden art, antiques, unique gifts and custom dried oral design.

ROOMS/SUITES: 148

PRICE: $79-$179 16865 W. Bluemound Rd., BrookďŹ eld 262-821-1800, www.marriott.com/mkebc Renovated guest rooms, free Internet and an indoor pool/hot tub with ďŹ tness center makes Courtyard Milwaukee BrookďŹ eld the perfect location for families and business travelers.

Sports & Recreation

Milwaukee Marriott West

MUSEUMS

GOLF

ROOMS/SUITES: 281/9

Bast Bell Museum/Dheinsville Settlement Germantown Historical Society

Erin Hills Golf Course

P.O. Box 31, N128 W18780 Holy Hill Rd., Germantown 262-628-3170, www.bastbellmuseum.com Our six-point crossroads Hamlet has 22 original buildings.

Restored by the society are: 1862 Christ Church (museum); 1854 Wolf Haus (library/museum) and 1880 Wolf Barn featuring the Bast Bell Museum and Fire Company Exhibit. ;

7169 County Rd. O, Erin 262-646-3331, www.erinhills.com Public golf course located 35 miles from Milwaukee offering lodging and extensive food and beverage menu. Site of the 2011 U.S. Amateur and 2017 U.S. Open. ;

Have a great day, have a better night.

W231 N1600 Corporate Ct., Waukesha 262-574-0888, 800-228-9290, www.marriott.com/mkemw Suburban gem featuring 281 recently renovated guest rooms, free parking, Wi-Fi, ďŹ tness, restaurant, lounge and indoor pool.

Direct access off of Interstate 94 and close to major attractions.

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Residence Inn by Marriott Milwaukee – Brookfield ROOMS/SUITES: 104/104

PRICE: $99-$399 950 S. Pinehurst Ct., BrookďŹ eld 262-782-5990, 800-331-3131, www.marriott.com/mkebr Immerse yourself in our resort-style setting with views of the golf course that surrounds our property, minutes from Milwaukee.

Conveniently located at I-94 and Moorland Road in BrookďŹ eld close to the area’s best shopping and restaurants. All suites.

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CAMPGROUNDS/RV PARKS Country View Campground S110 W26400 Craig Ave., Mukwonago 262-662-3654, www.countryviewcamp.com Wooded and open sites with hookups. Swimming pool, playground, game room. Groceries, snacks, laundry facilities, hot showers, pavilion. Open: mid-April through mid-Oct. ;

Attractions The Elegant Farmer Highway ES & J, Mukwonago 262-363-6770, www.elegantfarmer.com Weekend events and wonderful shopping experience. Farm kitchen bakery, deli and market. Famous for Apple Pie Baked in a Paper BagÂŽ. Open year-round 8 a.m.-6 p.m.

Harley-Davidson Powertrain Operations W156 N9000 Pilgrim Rd., Menomonee Falls 877-833-1450, www.h-d.com/factorytours H-D’s facility in Menomonee Falls, is home of the “Big Twin.“ Employees produce engines and transmissions for Touring, Softail,Ž DynaŽ and SportsterŽ model families. Call 877-8831450 or visit www.h-d.com/factorytours.

Old World Wisconsin W372 S9727 Hwy. 67, P.O. Box 69, Eagle 262-594-6300, www.oldworldwisconsin.org A fun day trip! Experience life in late 19th-/early 20th-century Wisconsin as you visit 10 working farmsteads and get up close with heritage breeds of animals. Trams, group discounts, custom tours and a museum store and restaurant available. ;

ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS Waukesha County Exposition Center

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1000 Northview Rd., Waukesha 262-548-7200, www.waukeshacountyexpo.com Home to festivals, concerts and consumer/trade shows year-

- OUTLYING AREA round, the Expo always has something to offer. Just 15 minutes west of Milwaukee, easy access from I-94. Visit our website for event information or call/e-mail for rental information.

AMERICAN Bistro 1600 Milwaukee Marriott West, W231 N1600 Corporate Ct., Waukesha 262-574-0888, 800-228-9290, www.marriott.com/mkemw Enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner on-site at Bistro 1600, which also caters room service or sip a cocktail in the lobby lounge.

Chancery Pub and Restaurant 2100 E. Moreland Blvd., Waukesha 262-549-1720, www.thechancery.com The Chancery is about family, hospitality and fresh food often created from ingredients bought locally. We’re about making friends with everyone walking in the door. Price Range: $5+. ;

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Dining & Nightlife

Clausing Barn Cafe at Old World Wisconsin P.O. Box 69, W372 S9727 Highway 67, Eagle 262-594-2798, www.oldworldwisconsin.org Enjoy a light meal or snack in this charming cafe, located in Old World Wisconsin’s octagonal, restored barn. Dine in the air conditioned cafe or outside on the patio. Hours based on the museum’s hours; please call or check our website.

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Explore the great outdoors by bike, boot or boat, and discover the natural beauty of scenic Delafield.

HOm Wood Fired Grill – SURG Restaurant Group 17800 W. Bluemound Rd., Brookfield 262-641-5600, www.homwoodfiredgrill.com Hom celebrates simple farm-to-table cuisine and the growers and producers in our community who share the same passion for pairing locally farmed ingredients with dramatic flavors.

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Parkside 23 2300 Pilgrim Square Dr., Brookfield 262-784-7275, www.parkside23.com Parkside 23 moves with a kitchen, patio, bar (live blues) and farm embracing a slower, more traditional lifestyle that connects fresh food with the locals. Price Range: $10+. o ;

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Wildflowers Restaurant 2810 Golf Rd., Pewaukee 262-547-0201, 800-247-6640, www.countryspringshotel.com Wildflowers Restaurant, located inside Country Springs Hotel, features traditional favorites, chef specialties and the best Friday Fish Fry around. Breakfast, lunch and dinner served daily.

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BAR & GRILL Coppers Pub & Grill 2810 Golf Rd., Pewaukee 262-547-0201, 800-247-6640, www.countryspringshotel.com Coppers Pub & Grill, located inside Country Springs Hotel, features sandwiches, salads, an extensive wine list and over 100 domestic, import and specialty micro brews.

Price Range: Drinks: $4-$10; Food: $9-$25.

BREAKFAST The Original Pancake House 16460 W. Bluemound Rd., Brookfield 414-771-3100, www.originalpancakehouse.com A family business specializing in authentic, homemade goodness.

Signature dishes: Apple Pancakes, five-egg omelets and Cherry Kijafa Crepes. Great expanded menu, so you can enjoy OPH morning, noon and night! Price Range: $5+.

FROZEN DESSERTS Kopp’s Frozen Custard 18880 W. Bluemound Rd., Brookfield 262-789-9490, www.kopps.com A landmark in Brookfield, Kopp’s is famous for their delicious frozen custard and equally tasty jumbo burgers. Founded in 1950 and they have been serving up these delectable Midwestern treats ever since. Price Range: $2-$5.40. ;

MEXICAN Jose’s Blue Sombrero 20371 W. Bluemound Rd., Brookfield 262-432-6667, www.josesbluesombrero.com Jose’s Blue Sombrero is a hip, cheap and no sleep unexpected Mexican cantina/bar born of fresh highlighting stupidly awesome guacamole made at your table. Price Range: $5+. ;

Country Springs Hotel Water Park & Conference Center Country Springs Hotel is southeastern Wisconsin’s premier destination hotel for families, weddings, and business travelers. Conveniently located just off I-94, 20 minutes west of Milwaukee, the property features 187 guest rooms, 40,000 square feet of meeting and banquet space, and The Springs Indoor Water Park.

2810 Golf Road Pewaukee, WI 53072 800-247-6640 www.CountrySpringsHotel.com

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- OUTLYING AREA STEAK

Shopping

TEAM BUILDING

Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar

SPECIALTY SHOPPING

Team COA at Rogers Hospital

15665 W. Bluemound Rd., Brookfield 262-782-9463, www.flemingssteakhouse.com Flemming’s Steakhouse features prime beef, chops and fresh seafood and a vast array of wines by the glass and bottle.

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Mr. B’s – A Bartolotta Steakhouse 18380 W. Capitol Dr., Brookfield 262-790-7005, www.mrbssteakhouse.com A classic Italian steakhouse specializing in prime aged beef roasted in a wood-burning oven. Also featuring authentic Italian specialty dishes, ocean-fresh seafood, an outdoor patio and an award-winning wine list. Price Range: $18-$45.

Hal’s Harley-Davidson/Buell, Inc. 1925 S. Moorland Rd., New Berlin 262-860-2060, 800-966-4443, www.halshd.com Milwaukee is Harley’s Mecca. At Hal’s you’ll live the experience.

Offering Harley rentals, full Service Department, great selection of MotorClothes and collectibles, motorcycles, parts and accessories.

PERFORMING ARTS & THEATRE Old World Wisconsin W372 S9727 Hwy. 67, P.O. Box 69, Eagle 262-594-6300, www.oldworldwisconsin.org Enjoy an authentic, unmatched theater experience! Themed Halloween Dinner Theater performances are offered seasonally at this museum of rural 19th/early 20th-century Wisconsin life, in the period-appropriate Caldwell Hall. Group discounts available. ;

The Springs Water Park

2910 Golf Road, Delafield 262-646-2925, www.legendsofthefield.com Legends of the Field is a memorabilia company with three retail stores located in Delafield, Mequon and Greenfield.

Country Springs Hotel, 2810 Golf Rd., Pewaukee 262-547-0201, www.countryspringshotel.com Located at the Country Springs Hotel in Waukesha, The Springs Water Park boasts over 45,000 square feet of thrilling indoor water park adventures.

17155 W. Bluemound Rd., Brookfield 262-432-1400, 800-630-1401, www.nbmke.com The largest selection of New Balance athletic footwear, apparel and accessories. Fit Specialists, digital scanner-accurate fit-walking, running, cross-training, tennis. Men’s 20AA-EEEEEE, Women’s 13AA-EEEE, Kid’s M-XW. Check website for locations.

Sports & Recreation OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES Wisconsin Harley-Davidson

Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts 19805 W. Capitol Dr., Brookfield 262-781-9470, www.wilson-center.com The Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts is a multi-disciplinary cultural arts center that presents performances by worldrenowned artists, offers arts education opportunities and curates an art gallery featuring nationally renowned artists.

WATERPARK

Legends of the Field

New Balance Milwaukee

Performing & Cultural Arts

34700 Valley Rd., Oconomowoc 262-646-1395, www.coaprograms.org Interactive teambuilding, ice breakers and leadership development at your event site or our ropes course, 30 minutes west of downtown. Custom designed for your group.

1280 Blue Ribbon Dr., Oconomowoc 262-569-8500, www.wishd.com Wisconsin Harley-Davidson, just 30 minutes from Milwaukee.

New and used motorcycles, motorclothes, parts and accessories.

Year-round events for the whole family! It’s not just a dealership, it’s a destination.

WINNEBAGO COUNTY

Attractions MUSEUMS EAA AirVenture Museum 3000 Poberezny Rd., P.O. Box 3086, Oshkosh 920-426-4818, www.airventuremuseum.org Visit an internationally renowned museum with more than 100 airplanes on display. Take a ride in a vintage airplane at the Pioneer Airport, open May-Oct. Fun for families and children of all ages. Call for group rates. ;

- TOURS & TRANSPORTATION TOURS & SERVICES Bast Bell Museum/Dheinsville Settlement – Germantown Historical Society N128 W18780 Holy Hill Rd., P.O. Box 31, Germantown 262-628-3170, www.bastbellmuseum.com Our six-point crossroads Hamlet has 22 original buildings.

Restored by the society are: 1862 Christ Church (museum); 1854 Wolf Haus (library/museum) and 1880 Wolf Barn featuring the Bast Bell Museum and Fire Company Exhibit. ;

Best Place at the Historic Pabst Brewery 901 W. Juneau Ave., Milwaukee 414-630-1609, www.bestplacemilwaukee.com Best Place at the former Pabst Brewery celebrates the history of Pabst with Blue Ribbon Hall, a gift shop (Wed.-Mon. 11:30 a.m.6 p.m.), tavern and 2 courtyards. Beer history tours (Mon., Wed. & Thu. 2 & 4 p.m., Fri.-Sun. 12, 1 & 2 p.m.). Closed Tue. ;

Buddy Squirrel, LLC 1801 E. Bolivar Ave., St. Francis 414-483-4500 Ext. 244, 800-972-2658, www.buddysquirrel.com Buddy Squirrel is Wisconsin’s largest retail nut, healthy snack mix and popcorn operation. We invite you to witness 45,000 square feet of candy and gourmet popcorn making magic at our stateof-the-art kitchen! Tours Mon.-Fri. Established 1916. ;

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Cedar Creek Winery

Harley-Davidson Museum Steel Toe Tour

N70 W6340 Bridge Rd., Cedarburg 262-377-8020, 800-827-8020, www.cedarcreekwinery.com Tour one of America’s most noted small, regional wineries located in the Wittenberg Woolen Mill in Historic Cedarburg.

17 miles north of Milwaukee. Taste delicate whites to robust, rich reds. Tours and complimentary tastings.

400 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 877-436-8738, www.h-dmuseum.com A shuttle will take you from the Museum to the Pilgrim Road factory, where you’ll get an up-close view of the assembly line, powder coat process, machining and more. Call 877-436-8738 or visit www.h-dmuseum.com.

Central Standard Craft Distillery

Historic Milwaukee

613 S. 2nd St., Ste. 609, Milwaukee 602-803-3357, www.thecentralstandard.com Explore small-batch craft spirits at Milwaukee’s newest distillery.

A tour, tasting room for handmade craft vodka, gin and whiskeys, shop Spirit gear. Spirits available at distillery, local supermarkets, bars, restaurants, other retailers.

207 E. Michigan St., Ste. 406, Milwaukee 414-277-7795, www.historicmilwaukee.org We offer a variety of seasonal tours featuring Milwaukee’s historic neighborhoods and architecture. Come walk with us!

Our guides also offer step-on service for bus tours and can customize your tour. Discounts available.

Edelweiss Boats – Milwaukee River Cruise Line

KBC Tour Company LLC

205 W. Highland Ave., Ste. 204, Milwaukee 414-276-7447, www.edelweissboats.com Located in downtown Milwaukee, our Edelweiss vessels offers cruises that appeal to all ages and interests from fine dining to late night party cruises. ;

8151 W. Woodland Ave., Wauwatosa 414-550-5458, www.kbctourcompany.com Tour planning assistance, sightseeing tours, step-on guide service for Milwaukee and Southeastern Wisconsin. Students, leisure and corporate. Groups of any size.

Funjet Vacations

Lake Geneva Cruise Line

8907 N. Port Washington Rd., Milwaukee 414-934-1163, www.funjet.com Funjet Vacations is Milwaukee’s hometown vacation company and creates memorable vacation experiences for millions of travelers each year to Mexico, the Caribbean, Europe, Asia, Central America, U.S. cities and ski destinations.

P.O. Box 68, Riviera Docks/812 Wrigley Dr., Lake Geneva 262-248-6206, 800-558-5911, www.cruiselakegeneva.com Private charters, corporate outings, weddings, family gatherings, etc. Daily public tours: US Mailboat, lunch, brunch, Dixieland/Jazz dinner, Black Point Estate tour, Ice Cream social and more. Tours offer historical narration. ;

Great Lakes Distillery, LLC

Lakefront Brewery, Inc.

616 W. Virginia St., Milwaukee 414-431-8683, www.greatlakesdistillery.com The Spirits of Milwaukee . . . award-winning distilled spirits handcrafted in small batches at Wisconsin’s first distillery since prohibition. Tasting room and tours available.

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1872 N. Commerce St., Milwaukee 414-372-8800, www.lakefrontbrewery.com Voted Milwaukee’s best brewery tour. We show you the ins and outs of the brewing process, tell a little about ourselves and serve some cold ones along the way. Hungry? We have some WI favorites you’ll love. All that plus unique Milwaukee memorabilia. ;

Harley-Davidson Museum Back Roads Tour

Lamers Tour & Travel

400 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 877-436-8738, www.h-dmuseum.com Join museum staff for a guided tour that offers in-depth explanations of exhibits and provides a glimpse into the private areas of the H-D Archives. Call 877-436-8738 or visit www.h-dmuseum.com.

c/o Lamers Bus Lines, 1126 W. Boden Ct., Milwaukee 414-281-2002 Ext. 10413, 800-236-8687 Ext. 10413 www.lamerstour.com For any sight or destination we provide public and customized escorted tours, receptive, charter and shuttle services. Lamers is committed to giving you the Genuine Milwaukee Experience.

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- TOURS & TRANSPORTATION 4251 W. State St., Milwaukee 414-931-2467, www.millerbrewing.com Experience the brewing process ďŹ rst-hand on the Miller Brewery Tour. A one-hour, guided walking tour provides an in-depth look into the history and craftsmanship of Miller beers. After the tour, stop in our gift shop.

Milwaukee ECO Tours 414-312-1938, www.milwaukeeecotours.com Customized ECO tours, mini-courses on Milwaukee’s historical land use, built infrastructure, active sustainability efforts, great rivers and park systems. Snow shoe rentals.

Milwaukee Seven Seat Bike Tours

School Sisters of St. Francis

Prospect and North Ave., Milwaukee 414-628-5103, www.sevenseat.bike Why walk or ride, when you can tour Milwaukee on round, seven seat bikes! Our drivers steer while everyone pedals. Discover the ghastly history of the East Side. Tours take place Saturdays and Sundays departing at 4:30 and 7 p.m.

1501 S. Layton Blvd., Milwaukee 414-385-5326, www.sssf.org An international congregation of women religious invite you to St. Joseph Chapel, a sacred landmark of Romanesque Revival design and to Alfons Gallery and gift shop located on the same grounds.

mkeBOAT – Sightseeing Tours, Party Cruises & Private Charters

Located in McKinley Marina (Slip G-62), enter at Lagoon Dr. off N. Lincoln Memorial Dr., Milwaukee 414-687-3203, www.seadogsailingmilwaukee.com Experience Milwaukee’s scenic shoreline from Lake Michigan. Relax aboard Quinn Marie, a 38-foot Catalina sailing yacht. Enjoy day sailing, sunset cruises or other individualized excursions. Contact us for reservations.

101 W. Michigan St., Milwaukee 414-294-9450, www.mkeboat.com Narrated tours of Milwaukee River and Lake Michigan aboard historic Iroquois and elegant Voyageur. Public cruises May-Sept.

Group packages and private charters. On board concessions and restrooms. VISA/MC/Disc. ;

Milwaukee Food & City Tours 800-979-3370, www.milwaukeefoodtours.com Discover Milwaukee’s most delicious neighborhoods! Guided food and sightseeing tours include tastings that add up to a meal plus stories of Milwaukee’s rich immigrant past. Walking or bus tours; use discount code VISITMKE for $3 off each ticket.

My Kind of Town Tours & Events

Milwaukee Iron Motorcycle Tours LLC 414-678-9640, 844-329-7433, www.milwaukeeiron.us Jump on a Harley and be chauffeured through Milwaukee and scenic back roads. Pick the chauffeur and bike you like, tell us the place and the pace. Not sure where to go or what to see? We are here to help and have many suggestions to customize your tour.

Milwaukee Pedal Tavern 414-405-6682, www.pedaltavern.com Milwaukee’s only pedaling pub crawl. Historic Third Ward and Walker’s Point routes. It’s always happy hour on our patio, drink special included at all stops. Call or text for info and availability.

2100 Linden Ave., Highland Park 847-432-7003, www.mykindoftowntours.org We offer more than 40 itineraries covering the fascinating Milwaukee and Chicago scenes. Creative narrated tours examine the ethnic, historical and cultural heritage of both cities.

Tours customized for groups of all sizes, ages and interests.

Palermo’s Pizza & Pizzeria 3301 3301 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-455-0383, www.palermospizza.com Sign up for Milwaukee’s Only Pizza Factory Tour or come eat at our restaurant, Pizzeria 3301! You need reservations for the tour.

No reservations required to eat in Pizzeria. Check out Palermo’s Pizza website for more info.

Riverwalk Boat Tours & Rentals

Milwaukee Public Library 814 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-286-TOUR, www.mpl.org Friends of the Library sponsor free tours of beautiful Central Library Saturdays at 1:30 p.m. Discover why this 1898 building is one of Milwaukee’s favorite landmarks. Call 286-TOUR. Take a tour of the Green Roof; Wed. at 12 p.m. and Sat. at 10:30 a.m. ;

Docks Located at Pere Marquette Park 2730 N. Humboldt Blvd., Milwaukee 414-283-9999, www.riverwalkboats.com All aboard the Brew City Queen or Milwaukee Maiden. Enjoy sunset themed cruises, weekend brewery tours or a Sunday Bloody Mary Cruise. Private Charters and self-captained pontoons also available. Boats operate May-Sept. ;

Sea Dog Sailing

Sprecher Brewery 701 W. Glendale Ave., Glendale 414-964-2739, www.sprecherbrewery.com Tour Milwaukee’s original microbrewery and experience Sprecher’s wide array of award-winning beers, gourmet sodas and Hard Root Beer, or host a private event in the beer garden.

Gift Shop on site. Only a few minutes north of downtown. ;

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Miller Brewery Visitor Center & Girl in the Moon Brewery Shop

Ten Chimneys Foundation, Inc. S43 W31575 Depot Rd., P.O. Box 225, Genesee Depot 262-968-4110, www.tenchimneys.org Ten Chimneys is the National Historic Landmark estate of Broadway legends Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne. Story-ďŹ lled, guided tours are available Tue.-Sun., May through December, rain or shine. ;

Timmerman Airport 9305 W. Appleton Ave., Milwaukee 414-461-3222, www.timmermanairport.com It’s an experience of a lifetime! Enjoy a unique bird’s eye air tour over the lakefront/downtown. Guided by a certiďŹ ed ight instructor, see what it’s like to spread your winds and y!

Makes a great gift for a friend or loved one.

Tripoli Shrine Center 3000 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-933-4700, www.tripolishrinecenter.com Completed in 1928, National Register of Historic Places in 1986.

Ornate interior, trappings and ďŹ xtures. Lunch and tour for 10+.

Special events and meeting space available. ;

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- TOURS & TRANSPORTATION Untapped Tours

Coach USA Milwaukee/Wisconsin Coach Lines

Blackline Limousines

414-698-8058, www.untappedtours.com Our tour of Milwaukee is filled with history, photo opportunities, humor and a chance to taste some of the fare locally produced in our city.

1520 Arcadian Ave., Waukesha 262-542-8861 Ext. 140, 877-324-7767, www.wisconsincoach.com Elite motorcoach transportation since 1941, including private charters and customized tours. 47 and 56 passenger motorcoaches available. Frequent service to O’Hare and General Mitchell International Airport. Go with the leader! ;

6925 S. 6th St., Ste. 200, Oak Creek 414-481-2599, www.blacklinelimos.com Blackline Limousines is the premiere transportation service company. We accommodate all group sizes. Blackline has impeccable sedans, SUV, limousines, executive coach van and limo buses. The service you deserve at a reasonable rate for any event.

GORiteway Transportation Group

Lamers Bus Lines, Inc.

6970 S. 6th St., Milwaukee 414-570-5200, www.goriteway.com We provide door-to-door shared or private ride service to and from Mitchell and O’Hare airports. Offering a large fleet of executive sedans, SUVs and vans. We serve Wisconsin safely, quickly, and stress free. 24/7 operation — We Go the Extra Mile! ;

1122 W. Boden Ct., Milwaukee 414-282-3566, 800-822-3550, www.golamers.com Premiere charter transportation, escorted tour and trip-planning needs. Fleet includes: vans, school buses, trolley buses, limousines and limo coaches, mini-coach buses and deluxe motor coaches and executive coaches. ;

BICYCLE

MOTORCOACH/BUS/CHARTER SERVICES

Bublr Bike

Adonis Limousine – Division of Transit Express

www.bublrbikes.com We are Milwaukee's very own bike-share system. It’s a simple, convenient and healthy way to see all that Milwaukee has to offer. Stations are located in and around downtown. A 24-Hour Pass can be purchased with a credit card at any Bublr Station.

1525 N. 4th St., Milwaukee 414-305-5222, www.adonislimo.com Adonis Limousine provides the finest personal and corporate transportation at reasonable rates. Executive sedans, stretch, limo buses, SUV limos and trolleys.

CAR FERRY

Badger Coaches, Inc.

WindDancer Balloon Promotions 262-522-6675, www.winddancerballoon.com Come fly with us for a unique and memorable experience that you will carry with you forever. From inflation to landing, it’s a panoramic Hot Air Ballooning Adventure.

AIR TRAVEL Delta Air Lines 1030 Delta Blvd., Atlanta 800-328-2216, www.delta.com Hubs in Atlanta, Cincinnati, Detroit, Memphis, Minneapolis-St. Paul, New York-JFK, Salt Lake City, Amsterdam and Tokyo-Narita, Delta and Delta Connection carriers offer service to 368 destinations.

General Mitchell International Airport 5300 S. Howell Ave., Milwaukee 414-747-5300, www.mitchellairport.com Mitchell offers nonstop flights to 36 destinations coast-to-coast, many on full-size mainline aircraft. Reach 160 international destinations with one easy connection. MKE is served by Southwest, Delta, American, United, Frontier and Air Canada. ;

AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION AccuTrans, Inc. 6134 S. Howell Ave., Milwaukee 414-226-2100, 866-899-8895, www.accutransmke.com Executive transportation. Perfected. Executive sedans, vans, SUVs and mini-coaches provide airport and group transportation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Group airport transfers coordinated via online registration link.

Adonis Limousine – Division of Transit Express 1525N. 4th St., Milwaukee 414-305-5222, www.adonislimo.com Adonis Limousine provides the finest personal and corporate transportation at reasonable rates. Executive sedans, stretch, limo buses, SUV limos and trolleys.

Lake Express High Speed Ferry 2330 S. Lincoln Memorial Dr., Milwaukee 414-727-7792, www.lake-express.com Experience fast, fun and stress-free travel via a high-speed auto/ passenger ferry crossing Lake Michigan between Milwaukee and Muskegon, Michigan in just 2 1/2 hours.

635 N. James Lovell St., Milwaukee 414-727-5500, www.badgerbus.com In business since 1920, we have been providing Milwaukee area businesses/organizations with the best quality transportation.

Late model MCI 47 and 56 passenger motorcoaches, equipped with VCRs stereos, restrooms and more. ;

Coach USA Milwaukee/Wisconsin Coach Lines

LIMOUSINE SERVICES Adonis Limousine – Division of Transit Express 1525 N. 4th St., Milwaukee 414-305-5222, www.adonislimo.com Adonis Limousine provides the finest personal and corporate transportation at reasonable rates. Executive sedans, stretch, limo buses, SUV limos and trolleys.

1520 Arcadian Ave., Waukesha 262-542-8861 Ext. 140, 877-324-7767, www.wisconsincoach.com Elite motorcoach transportation since 1941 including private charters and customized tours. 47 and 56 passenger motorcoaches available. Frequent service to O’Hare and General Mitchell International Airport. Go with the leader! ;

Enjoy the view.

Climb to the top of the 1888 North Point Lighthouse tower and tour the keeper’s quarters museum.

Located in the heart of Milwaukee’s historic Lake Park.

T R A N S P O R TAT I O N

T R A I N S P O R TAT I O N

WORRY-FREE TRAVEL. ONE MORE REASON TO RIDE AMTRAK ®.

CALL 1.800.USA.RAIL OR VISIT AMTRAK.COM

Amtrak is a registered service mark of the National Railroad Passenger Corporation.

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Open Saturday & Sunday, 1- 4 p.m.

Admission: Adults – $5 Children 12 & under – $3 2650 N. Wahl Ave., Milwaukee,WI 414. 332. 6754 northpointlighthouse.org Available for private events

- TOURS & TRANSPORTATION GORiteway Transportation Group

Lamers Bus Lines, Inc. 1122 W. Boden Ct., Milwaukee 414-282-3566, 800-822-3550, www.golamers.com Premiere charter transportation, escorted tour and trip-planning needs. Fleet includes: vans, school buses, trolley buses, limousines and limo coaches, mini-coach buses and deluxe motor coaches and executive coaches. ;

Milwaukee County Transit System 1942 N. 17th St., Milwaukee 414-344-6711, www.ridemcts.com MCTS, providing convenient and affordable transportation to Milwaukee since 1860. By giving 44 million rides a year we connect the community to jobs, schools, shopping, healthcare and recreation in Milwaukee County.

Transit Express 424 W. Cherry St., Milwaukee 414-264-7433 Ext. 201, www.transitexpress.com Full service ground transportation company providing personalized individual or group service. Serving airport, Milwaukee and

surrounding counties, corporate groups, weddings, parties or individual trips using a wide variety of vehicle options. ;

TRAINS

TAXI CABS

433 W. St. Paul Ave., Milwaukee www.amtrak.com Serving Milwaukee with 14 daily departures between Chicago and Milwaukee and daily departures to Minneapolis/St. Paul. Take the Hiawatha Train to General Mitchell International Airport or to over 500 cities that Amtrak serves. ;

American United Taxicab Service, Inc. 646 S. 2nd St., Milwaukee 414-220-5000, www.taximke.com Wisconsin’s largest and most trusted taxi company. Clean, modern vehicles with rear seat credit card machines for privacy and security. 24/7/365 service. Our app does not require you to preregister a credit card. No surge pricing. www.taximke.com ;

UBER Milwaukee 708-224-6056, www.uber.com/cities/milwaukee Download the UBER app on your smartphone or visit uber.com/ go/visitmke and enter code visitmke to receive a free first ride up to $20. UBER is a mobile app that allows you to request a reliable and convenient ride with the tap of a button.

Yellow Cab Co-Op

Amtrak National Railroad Passenger Corporation

TRANSPORTATION RENTALS Enterprise Rent-A-Car General Mitchell International Airport 5300 S. Howell Ave., Milwaukee 414-294-5880, 800-RENTACAR (736-8222) www.enterprise.com Prompt pick up and delivery anywhere in town. 53 convenient Metro Milwaukee locations. For corporate or convention rates contact Corp. Manager at 262-544-8300. Pick Enterprise. We’ll pick you up.

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6970 S. 6th St., Milwaukee 414-570-5200, www.goriteway.com Southeastern Wisconsin’s leading charter bus company specializes in local and nationwide motorcoach transportation for conventions, meetings, group tours, sporting events, special occasions and more. Professional and quality service for over 55 years. ;

1747 N. 6th St., Milwaukee 414-271-1800, www.yellowcabmilwaukee.com Serving Milwaukee and its outlying areas since 1979. All cabs GPS dispatched. Reservations at 414-271-1800, we are 24/7/365. We accept all major credit cards with a $10 minimum. Download our Mobile App, search for ”Yellow Cab Milwaukee or ”YC CoOp.”

- MILWAUKEE AREA SERVICES ACCESSIBILITY/HUMAN SERVICES IMPACT 6737 W. Washington St., Ste. 2225, Milwaukee 414-256-4808, www.impactinc.org It’s difficult to determine when help is necessary and where to go for assistance. IMPACT connects people to the right community resource, the first time.

On The Go Mobility

East Side Business Improvement District 2122 N. Prospect Ave., Milwaukee 414-272-5823, www.theeastside.org Come and discover Milwaukee’s hippest entertainment and nightlife district. From theatres to restaurants to bars, we’ve got it all! Located between Lake Michigan, the Milwaukee River, Downtown and UWM.

The Gateway to Milwaukee

7289 N. Teutonia Ave., Milwaukee 414-228-7100, www.onthegomobility.net Scooter rentals with flexible delivery and pick-up, sales and service available. Durable medical equipment (power wheelchairs, walkers, ramps, stairlifts). Pride, Rascal, Invacare and Golden. ;

4121 S. 6th St., Milwaukee 414-455-3323, www.gatewaytomilwaukee.com The Gateway to Milwaukee is a business association and effort to revitalize the Mitchell Airport district. Representing hundreds of businesses and property owners, The Gateway also promote the Stay, Park, Play hospitality campaign.

ASSOCIATIONS

Grafton Area Chamber of Commerce

African American Chamber of Commerce 633 W. Wisconsin Ave., Ste. 1001, Milwaukee 414-462-9450, www.aaccmke.org Our mission is to foster growth in the African-American business community. Partnership, business expansion, business growth and jobs creation are keys to the success for our businesses and the community at large.

American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin 10809 W. Lincoln Ave., Ste. 102, West Allis 414-604-2044, 877-603-2044, www.aiccw.org Networking with Indian businesses throughout the state. Creating opportunities for economic growth, product awareness and fair competition within Wisconsin’s Indian business communities.

Brady Street Business Improvement District 1224 (LR) E. Brady St., Milwaukee 414-272-3978, www.bradystreet.org An eclectic blend of locally owned cafes, bars, restaurants and shops, Brady Street links the lakefront, downtown and the Milwaukee River. Enjoy the Brady Street experience. It’s Milwaukee’s most famous neighborhood!

Cudahy Tourism Commission 5050 S. Lake Dr., Cudahy www.cudahy-wi.gov With more than 800 acres of parkland, family friendly neighborhoods, great schools and close proximity to General Mitchell International Airport and downtown Milwaukee make Cudahy ideal for living, working and visiting.

Delafield Promotional & Tourism Council P.O. Box 180171, Delafield 262-646-8100, 888-294-1082, www.visitdelafield.org Located 30 minutes west of Milwaukee off I-94. Quaint Delafield offers historic tours, first-class lodging, fine restaurants, winery, specialty shops, galleries, bicycle and cross-country ski trails, parks, golf and day spas.

1624 Wisconsin Ave., P.O. Box 132, Grafton 262-377-1650, www.grafton-wi.org Grafton is located in the heart of Ozaukee County on State Highway 60 and I-43. Take the Paramount Walking Tour, travel the Ozaukee Interurban Trail or visit Lion’s Den Nature Preserve on the shores of Lake Michigan.

Greater Lake Geneva Area, Walworth County 2375 E. Geneva St., Delavan 262-728-6000, 800-395-8687, www.visitwalworthcounty.com With free itinerary planning services, the Walworth County Visitors Bureau will make your visit to Greater Lake Geneva memorable. Request your Official Visitors Guide today!

Greater Milwaukee Committee 301 W. Wisconsin Ave., Ste. 300, Milwaukee 414-272-0588, www.gmconline.org The Greater Milwaukee Committee is a private sector, non-profit civic organization that aims to contribute to the cultural and economic base of the Milwaukee area.

Greater Milwaukee Hotel & Lodging Association 1025 S. Moorland Rd., Ste. 200, Brookfield 262-782-2851, www.gmhla.com The GMHLA represents approximately 30 lodging properties in the Greater Milwaukee area. The association includes hotels, motels and inns, as well as businesses servicing those properties.

Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin 1021 W. National Ave., Milwaukee 414-643-6963, www.hccw.org Creates, expands and diversifies small and Hispanic owned businesses in Wisconsin with strong focus on greater Milwaukee area. ;

Historic Highway 41 4647 S. 27th St., Greenfield 414-349-6591, www.historichwy41.com A joint effort of Milwaukee BID #43 and Greenfield BIDs #1 and #2;

dedicated to the enhancement and growth of the S. 27th Street Business Corridor between Oklahoma and College Avenues.

Historic Third Ward Association 219 N. Milwaukee St., 3rd Floor, Milwaukee 414-273-1173, www.historicthirdward.org Milwaukee’s Arts and Fashion district offers the city’s most dynamic array of restaurants, theaters, galleries, spas and unique shopping — all in a historic warehouse setting.

Just one block south of downtown.

Layton Boulevard West Neighbors 1545 S. Layton Blvd, Milwaukee 414-383-9038, www.lbwn.org Layton Boulevard West offers unique international dining spanning four continents, outdoor activities in the Menomonee Valley, and local parks and live music at neighborhood venues.

Local First Milwaukee 205 W. Highland Ave., Ste. 501, Milwaukee www.localfirstmilwaukee.com A business membership alliance that supports metro-Milwaukee’s independent businesses and also educates the public on the importance of thinking local first. Online directory.

Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce 756 N. Milwaukee St., Ste. 400, Milwaukee 414-287-4100, www.mmac.org We are the principal business advocate for our member firms that are the economic foundation of the four-county Metropolitan area. Our mission is to improve metro Milwaukee as a place to create jobs, invest capital and grow business.

Milwaukee Downtown, BID #21 600 E. Wells St., Milwaukee 414-220-4700, www.milwaukeedowntown.com We manage 120 square blocks with Public Service and Clean Sweep Ambassador programs, graffiti removal and landscape crews. Funds seasonal Downtown Trolley Loop, Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival and Downtown Dining Week!

Milwaukee LGBT Community Center 1110 N. Market St., Second Floor, Milwaukee 414-292-3065, www.mkelgbt.org We exist to help improve the quality of life for LGBT people in the Metro Milwaukee, which includes the counties of Milwaukee, Waukesha, Washington, Ozaukee, Jefferson and Walworth. ;

Ozaukee County Tourism Council, Inc. P.O. Box 143, Port Washington 262-284-9288, 800-403-9898, www.ozaukeetourism.com Discover a treasure trove of things to see, do, and enjoy in Wisconsin’s grandest east coast county. Explore the shores of Lake Michigan to the rolling rustic countryside via car or the new county-wide recreational Trail.

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Port Washington Tourism Council 126 E. Grand, P.O. Box 153, Port Washington 262-284-0900, 800-719-4881, www.visitportwashington.com On Lake Michigan, just north of Milwaukee. Exceptional dining; unique shops. Follow historic walking tours; view lighthouses.

Enjoy summer festivals, charter fishing. Lakeview lodging.

Like a seaside getaway just up the road.

Real Racine Visitors Center 14015 Washington Ave., Sturtevant 262-884-6400, 800-272-2463, www.realracine.com Racine County is home of the Wind Point Lighthouse, awardwinning North Beach, nationally renowned art museum, festivals, Danish Kringle, rustic roads and architecture by Frank Lloyd Wright. Real Racine Visitor Center at I-94 and Hwy. 20, exit 333.

The Water Council 247 Freshwater Way, Ste. 500, Milwaukee 414-988-8750, www.thewatercouncil.com Aligning the regional fresh water research community and waterrelated industries to establish the Milwaukee region as the World Water Hub for water research, economic development and education.

Walker’s Point Association P.O. Box 744, Milwaukee 414-299-0426, www.walkerspoint.ning.com Walker’s Point Association is a group of residents, building and business owners dedicated to the improvement of Milwaukee’s most diverse and vibrant neighborhood.

Wauwatosa Chamber of Commerce 10437 Innovation Dr., Ste. 130, Wauwatosa 414-453-2330, www.tosachamber.org Minutes from Milwaukee, Wauwatosa is a vibrant urban suburb featuring Mayfair and The Mayfair Collection shopping centers.

Visit our charming village or vibrant East Tosa, both featuring many locally-owned restaurants and shops. Come experience Tosa!

Westown Association 633 W. Wisconsin Ave., Ste. 409, Milwaukee 414-276-6696, www.westown.org Enjoy the BMO Harris Bradley Center, The Shops of Grand Avenue, Milwaukee Public Museum, hotels and the summer’s best place on Wednesdays – the Farmers’ Market in Zeidler Park and River Rhythms in Pere Marquette Park.

Wisconsin LGBT Chamber of Commerce 5027 W. North Ave., Milwaukee 414-678-9275, www.wislgbtchamber.com Working to create a fully inclusive state by promoting economic growth and opportunities among LGBT owned and allied businesses, corporations and professionals.

Wisconsin Restaurant Association 2801 Fish Hatchery Rd., Madison 608-270-9950, 800-589-3211, www.wirestaurant.org Trade association dedicated to supporting the food service industry through advocacy, education and communication. Represents more than 7,000 restaurant units. Three lobbyists. Publishers of Wisconsin Restaurateur magazine. WRA Education Foundation.

CATERERS Bartolotta Catering & Events at Pier Wisconsin 500 N. Harbor Dr., Milwaukee 414-765-8610, www.bartolottacatering.com Milwaukee’s premier event destination, Bartolotta Catering & Events at Pier Wisconsin offers restaurant quality food and unparalleled service in a space boasting gorgeous views of Lake Michigan and Milwaukee’s skyline.

Bartolotta Catering & Events at the Grain Exchange 225 E. Michigan St., Ste. 110, Milwaukee 414-272-6230, www.bartolottacatering.com Located in downtown Milwaukee and offering restaurant quality food with unparalleled service in a breathtaking historic space, Bartolotta Catering and Events at the Grain Exchange can accommodate groups from 10 to 500.

Kasana 414-807-0032, www.kasana-mke.com Kasana Gourmet creates vibrant, handcrafted, organic catered menus to your home or in ours! The Gallery by Kasana is our new beautiful, versatile event space. Both are in the Historic Third Ward. ;

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Levy Restaurants at the Harley-Davidson Museum 401 W. Canal St., Milwaukee www.hdmuseum.com Entrust your event to the people that know big. Big is being able to customize your menu into a chop-licking, let-the-good-timesroll feast; having options for room decor and AV that let you put your own stamp on your party.

Levy Restaurants at the Wisconsin Center District Wisconsin Center, 400 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-908-6161, www.levyrestaurants.com Levy Restaurants, a family of passionate restaurateurs, provides exclusive food and beverage services to the Wisconsin Center, UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena and The Milwaukee Theatre. ;

Potawatomi Hotel & Casino 1721 W. Canal St., Milwaukee 414-847-7891, 800-PAYS-BIG, www.paysbig.com With over 40,000 square feet of space, your dreams can be reality.

Our distinctive meeting spaces, personal service and world-class dining combined with the excitement of the Casino is sure to shape your event into something that won’t soon be forgotten. ;

Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design 273 E. Erie St., Milwaukee 414-847-3200, 888-749-MIAD (6423), www.miad.edu Four-year independent, accredited, non-profit college of art and design offering the BFA degree. MIAD graduates are creative thinkers who share a lifelong passion to inspire, problem solve and innovate for our economy and society.

Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) 1025 N. Broadway, Milwaukee 414-277-7135, 800-332-6763, www.msoe.edu 111-year-old university offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in areas related to engineering, business, mathematics and nursing. Theory is brought to life for students through extensive integration of laboratory experience.

Mount Mary University 2900 N. Menomonee River Pkwy., Milwaukee 414-256-1221, 800-321-6265, www.mtmary.edu A Catholic university located on 80 wooded acres just 15 minutes from downtown Milwaukee, Mount Mary hosts many events including concerts, lectures, exhibits at Marian Art Gallery and houses the Fashion Department’s Historic Costume Collection.

University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee

2301 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-342-9909, www.savorycatering.com We take stress out, put flavor in! Experienced staff, friendly service, honesty, integrity, culinary talent with fresh perspective on food. Corporate, home, outdoor and wedding catering.

Admissions and Recruitment, Vogel Hall 3253 N. Downer Ave., Milwaukee 414-229-2222, www.uwm.edu Serving 29,000 students with 188 plus majors and bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degree programs. Innovative weekend, off-campus and online classes. Main campus located near Lake Michigan in a scenic East Side neighborhood.

Sazama’s Fine Catering

COMPUTER SERVICES

Savory Catering & Events

Marcus Center for the Performing Arts 929 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-276-2030, www.sazamas.com Sazama’s Fine Catering is the full service caterer at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, located in Downtown Milwaukee on the Milwaukee River. ;

Saz’s Catering & Special Events 5420 W. State St., Milwaukee 414-256-8765, www.sazs.com For your next luncheon, dinner, or meeting, plan on success with Saz’s Catering. Indoor formal sit down reception or an outdoor extravaganza, Saz’s delivers a no-hassle satisfying experience.

Custom Menus for any occasion.

CompURent 13100 W. Lisbon Rd., Ste. 100, Brookfield 262-317-1925, 800-993-2229, www.renttechnology.com Wisconsin’s largest turn-key technology solutions provider.

Largest local inventory, minutes from downtown. Internet cafes, laptops, AV equipment, wired or wireless networking, 24 hour certified technical support.

Technology Express, Inc. 820 Mid Point Dr., O’Fallon 636-978-1005, 800-704-3655, www.techexprss.com You’ve read about the rest. Now rent from the best: Technology Express. Where quality & service is never less than the very best.

Shully’s Cuisine & Events

DISTRIBUTOR: BEVERAGE

146 Green Bay Rd., Thiensville 262-242-6633, 877-330-6533, www.shullyscuisine.com Shully’s, a catering and event planning business, has been creating delicious memories for more than 30 years. Our place, the Watermark or at your venue.

Beer Capitol Distributing Company, Inc.

Zilli’s Hospitality Group

MillerCoors

613 N. Grandview Blvd., Waukesha 262-547-9447, www.zillihospitalitygroup.com Elegant sit-down dinners, gourmet buffets and versatile cocktail receptions. Personalized planning and the finest in presentation, culinary expertise and professional staffing. Sporting Event Catering. Venue Management.

3939 W. Highland Blvd., Milwaukee 414-931-3845, www.millercoors.com Beer people that are passionate about beer and the beer business. We’re committed to building our great beer brands the right way and have a deep sense of responsibility to the environment, our communities and beer drinkers.

COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES

Pepsi Beverages Company

Concordia University Wisconsin

2255 S. 162nd St., New Berlin 262-641-9500 Ext. 4712, www.pepsico.com Pepsi-Cola is a full line distributor of non-alcoholic beverages, and a proud sponsor of many local events.

12800 N. Lake Shore Dr., Mequon 262-243-4380, 888-628-9472, www.cuw.edu Recognized for ”Excellence in Christian Education” since 1881.

Four-year liberal arts school on the shore of Lake Michigan offers 70 undergraduate majors, graduate studies, adult education and online learning. ;

Marquette University P.O. Box 1881, Milwaukee 414-288-7700, www.marquette.edu A Catholic, Jesuit University that offers undergraduate, graduate and professional education, teaching students how to think not what to think. Located in the heart of the city. Call for information on tours. ;

W222 N5700 Miller Way, Sussex 262-932-2337 We are a distributor of fine domestic, imported and specialty beers since 1981.

DRY CLEANERS/LAUNDRY/ALTERATIONS Wolf’s Cleaners 1354 N. 7th St., Milwaukee 414-223-4078, www.wolfscleaners.com No more trips to the cleaners! Wolf’s Cleaners will come to your office, pick up your dry cleaning/laundry and return it the following day. Free pick up and delivery at below retail prices.

Visit website for more details.

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

Milwaukee Area Technical College

Stivers Staffing Services

700 W. State St., Milwaukee 414-297-8396, www.matc.edu Leader and innovator in technical education, serves more than 47,000 annually at four campuses throughout the Milwaukee area. Classes are offered days, evenings, weekends and online.

Visit www.matc.edu. ;

1233 N. Mayfair Rd., Ste 212, Milwaukee 414-476-3737, www.stivers.com Established in 1945 Stivers grew from one office in Chicago’s Loop to twenty seven locations in the United States and one in Canada. We are dedicated to serving you.

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BMO Harris Bank

American Society for Quality

770 N. Water St., Milwaukee 414-765-7700, 800-342-2265 www.bmoharrisbank.com BMO Harris Bank N.A. is a key supporter of the City of Milwaukee, providing a broad range of personal banking products and solutions through over 600 branches and approximately 1,300 ATMs across the country. ;

600 N. Plankinton Ave., Milwaukee 414-298-8789 Ext. 7296, 800-248-1946 www.asq.org ASQ is the world’s leading membership organization devoted to quality. We have the knowledge, tools, expertise and resources to inspire you and your organization.

Join ASQ and we’ll help you make Good GreatŽ.

FLORISTS

Arab World Fest

Locker’s Florist 1640 S. 83rd St., West Allis 414-276-7673, 877-276-7673, www.lockersorist.com Locker’s Florist has been creating beautiful oral designs in the Milwaukee area since 1911. Specializing in ower delivery, corporate events and weddings in Milwaukee.

Welke’s House of Roses 5528 W. North Ave., Milwaukee 414-442-8640, www.welkes.com Since 1901, a local Milwaukee orist, family owned for over ďŹ ve generations. We deliver smiles with beautiful roses, creative oral, green plants, balloon bouquets, orchids and so much more.

HEALTH CARE Aurora Health Care 950 N. 12th St., Milwaukee 414-219-2000, www.aurorahealthcare.org Aurora Health Care is a not-for-proďŹ t Wisconsin health care provider.

HOTEL MANAGEMENT SERVICES Marcus Hotels & Resorts 100 E. Wisconsin Ave., Ste. 1950, Milwaukee 414-390-4618, www.marcushotels.com Marcus Hotels & Resorts manages over 3,600 rooms, including three Milwaukee hotels: the Hilton Milwaukee, InterContinental Milwaukee and The PďŹ ster Hotel along with multiple restaurants located downtown including Mason Street Grill.

INSURANCE Marsh & McClennan, Inc. 2725 S. Moorland Rd., New Berlin 262-785-9490, www.securityins.net Security Insurance Services is a full service independent insurance agency. Specializing in business insurance, employee beneďŹ ts and personal lines coverages.

Northwestern Mutual 720 E. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-665-1959, www.nmfn.com Headquartered in Milwaukee, Northwestern Mutual and its subsidiaries offer an array of high quality ďŹ nancial products including life insurance, disability income insurance, long term care insurance and mutual funds. ;

P.O. Box 517, Milwaukee 888-912-2722, www.arabworldfest.com Arab World Fest is a yearly festival held during the second weekend of August on Milwaukee’s Lakefront. The festival celebrates the music, food and culture of the 22 Arabic countries.

Eastbrook Church 5385 N. Green Bay Rd., Milwaukee 414-228-5220, www.eastbrookchurch.org Eastbrook Church exists to proclaim and embody the love of Jesus Christ in the city and in the world. We are a multi-ethnic, inter-generational, Christ-centered, Bible-teaching community.

Film Wisconsn, Inc. P.O. Box 93, Waunakee 414-333-2366, www.ďŹ lmwisconsin.net Film Wisconsin is an exciting new nonproďŹ t corporation formed to nurture and sustain Wisconsin’s ďŹ lm and media industry.

614 W. National Ave., Ste. B, Milwaukee 414-384-3700 Ext. 208, www.hpgm.org Multicultural, multi-generational organization of Hispanic professionals whose goals are to develop Hispanic leaders and assist companies in recruiting and retaining Hispanic Professionals within the Greater Milwaukee area.

201 S. Hawley Ct., Milwaukee 414-777-0483, www.hungertaskforce.org Hunger Task Force is Milwaukee’s free and local food bank.

Programs in our network are located in Milwaukee County and they never pay for deliveries.

LIVE @ the Lakefront 750 N. Lincoln Memorial Dr., Ste. 320, Milwaukee 414-276-4425, www.milwaukeerotary.com Each summer, the Rotary Club of Milwaukee hosts LIVE @ the Lakefront, a free Wednesday-night concert series held at Rotary Amphitheater at Discovery World. Enjoy family-friendly sunset shows of original music with the beauty of Lake Michigan as a backdrop.

Milwaukee Film

Harley-Davidson, Inc.

The Milwaukee Masterpiece

3700 W. Juneau Ave., Milwaukee 414-343-8479, www.harley-davidson.com Harley-Davidson Motor Company was founded in Milwaukee, Wisconsin over one hundred years ago. Since its inception, Harley-Davidson has produced the most enduring and recognizable motorcycles in the world.

414-963-2140, www.milwaukeemasterpiece.com The Milwaukee Masterpiece, August 22-23, 2015, celebrates the beauty of motor vehicles as historic, restored and original condition examples ďŹ ll Veterans Park on the lakefront.

Rockwell Automation 1201 S. 2nd St., Milwaukee 414-382-3015, www.rockwellautomation.com Rockwell Automation develops technologies and provides services that leading manufacturers around the world use to their com competitive advantage.

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Nonprofit Center of Milwaukee 2819 W. Highland Blvd., Milwaukee 414-273-3887, www.volunteermilwaukee.org We promote the interests and effectiveness of nonproďŹ ts by strengthening capacity, encouraging collaboration and expanding volunteerism through the Volunteer Center, serving individuals, nonproďŹ ts and companies.

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8580 S. Howell Ave., Oak Creek 414-768-5845, www.southsuburbanchamber.com The South Suburban Chamber of Commerce, serving Oak Creek, Franklin and surrounding communities, is a business organization that promotes the members’ and the regions’ growth.

Spirit of Milwaukee 301 W. Wisconsin Ave., Ste. 300, Milwaukee 414-277-8270 A 501 (c) 3 private non-proďŹ t corporation whose mission is to educate the public, both locally and nationally, about greater Milwaukee’s many cultural, educational, historical and scientiďŹ c institutions.

United Performing Arts Fund, Inc.

7447 W. GreenďŹ eld Ave., West Allis 414-302-9901, www.wawmchamber.com To promote and support business and residents by providing networking, marketing and educational opportunities, we serve as an information center for our communities.

Wisconsin Women’s Business Initiative Corporation 1533 N. RiverCenter Dr., Milwaukee 414-263-5450, www.wwbic.com Statewide economic development organization for business, job creation and sustainability. Assistance to business owners: classes, one-on-one assistance, access to capital through direct lending programs.

Zoological Society of Milwaukee 10005 W. Blue Mound Rd., Milwaukee 414-258-2333, www.zoosociety.org The Zoological Society of Milwaukee is a non-proďŹ t, support organization that raises funds for conservation, education and in support of the Milwaukee County Zoo.

Interstate Parking Company LLC

161 W. Wisconsin Ave., LL300, Milwaukee 920-286-2123, www.newaukee.com Arts advocacy dedicated to empowering the community through arts programming and events with Newaukee — a young professional organization that shows off the city with events year-round.

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11315 W. Watertown Plank Rd., Wauwatosa 414-302-4300, www.samilwaukee.org Providing food for the hungry, disaster service relief, assistance for the disabled, elderly outreach, shelter to the homeless and opportunities for underprivileged children. ;

West Allis/West Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce

Hunger Task Force

MANUFACTURING

N. Green Bay Ave., P.O. Box 591, Milwaukee 414-524-2924, www.johnsoncontrols.com 162,000 employees create a more comfortable, safe and sustainable world where people live and work with products and services in more than 200 million vehicles, 12 million homes and 1 million commercial buildings.

The Salvation Army

301 W. Wisconsin Ave., Ste. 600, Milwaukee 414-273-8723, www.upaf.org A community trust, raising funds for 34 performing arts groups in Southeastern Wisconsin. UPAF funds the member groups’ performances, arts-in-education and outreach programs for 1.5 million children and adults.

Hispanic Professionals of Greater Milwaukee, Inc.

229 E. Wisconsin Ave., Ste. 220, Milwaukee 414-755-1965, www.mkeďŹ lm.org Milwaukee Film is an independent and community driven non-proďŹ t organization providing year-round programming and a world class ďŹ lm festival in Milwaukee.

Johnson Controls, Inc.

8948 Watertown Plank Rd., Wauwatosa 414-475-5333, www.rmhcmke.org We are dedicated to easing the burden of families whose lives have been disrupted as a result of their child’s illness or injury. We provide a �home away from home� and caring outreach initiatives.

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Ronald McDonald House Charities of Eastern Wisconsin, Inc.

FINANCIAL SERVICES

710 N. Plankinton Ave., Milwaukee 414-431-6555, www.interstateparking.com Visit our website to ďŹ nd over 20 convenient downtown parking locations. ;

Isaacs Parking Service 330 W. Wells St., Milwaukee 414-271-3858, www.isaacsparking.com Eight level, automated public parking structure, open 24/7.

Entrances at Kilbourn, Wells, 3rd and 4th Street skywalk access to the Hyatt, Wisconsin Center and Shops of Grand Avenue. Also, servicing the Milwaukee Theatre, U.S. Cellular Arena and BMO Harris Bradley Center. ;

SP+ 411 E. Wisconsin Ave., Ste. 400, Milwaukee 414-291-3685, www.spplus.com Parking services for downtown Milwaukee, Madison and General Mitchell International Airport.

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Visit Brookfield

126 N. Jefferson St., Ste. 100, Milwaukee 414-273-1101, 800-662-4818, www.milwaukeemag.com Milwaukee Magazine is a must-read source for in-depth reporting, useful service features, winning personality profiles and entertainment coverage, including the area’s most comprehensive dining and events guide.

17100 W. Bluemound Rd., Ste. 201, Brookfield 262-789-0220, 800-388-1835, www.visitbrookfield.com Brookfield, located minutes west of Milwaukee and major attractions, just off Hwy. I-94. Relax at one of 13 hotels, shop over 200 stores from large malls to boutiques. Hungry? Over 150 restaurants to choose from.

Nei-Turner Media Group

Washington County Convention & Visitors Bureau

93 W. Geneva St., Williams Bay 262-245-1000, 800-386-3228, www.ntmediagroup.com Nei-Turner Media Group specializes in publishing high-quality materials, including visitor guides, magazines, books and other custom publishing projects. Also produces Lake Geneva Beer & Spirits Festival.

3000 Hwy. PV, West Bend 262-677-5069, 888-974-8687, www.visitwashingtoncounty.com Mini Road Trip! Just 30 miles North of Milwaukee on US 41/45.

Amazing hiking trails and parks, quaint towns, nationally known golf courses, numerous historical sites, Museum of Wisconsin Art and more. Home to a National Shrine, Holy Hill. Come visit! ;

RADIO STATIONS

APARTMENTS/FURNISHED SHORT-TERM HOUSING

WUWM 89.7 FM – Milwaukee Public Radio

Library Hill Apartments

1681 N. Van Buren St., Milwaukee 414-283-2679, www.dcopy.net Fast, friendly service with the job done right. Our services include high quality digital printing and full-color oversize. We offer free pick-up and delivery. Open early, open late, open weekends.

111 E. Wisconsin Ave., Ste 700, Milwaukee 414-227-3355, www.wuwm.com WUWM 89.7 FM - Milwaukee Public Radio, a listener-supported station, broadcasts 2 HD Radio channels in southeastern Wisconsin providing quality news, information, entertainment, & music. Listen on-air or on-line.

740 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee 414-272-4455, www.libraryhill.com A collection of 139 fine apartment homes, offering a superb residential opportunity in a culturally rich neighborhood.

Featuring one, two and two bedroom and den apartment homes.

Models open daily.

James Imaging Systems

UTILITY COMPANIES

REAL ESTATE & RELOCATION SERVICES

We Energies

Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage & Relocation Services

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PHOTOGRAPHERS Attention Era Media 1305 N. 19th St., Ste. 2000, Milwaukee www.attentionera.com Video, commercials, brand films, live online broadcasts & photography. We help tell your story. Passionate & talented producers with Hollywood level equipment & expertise to showcase Milwaukee and the remarkable brands & people who do business here.

Pat Goetzinger Photography P.O. Box 070300, Milwaukee 414-645-4567, www.patgoetzinger.com We offer instant photo printing onsite in a variety of sizes and folders. The perfect takeaway event keepsake for groups, awards, conventions and events, customizable with event information.

PRINTERS/COPIERS DigiCOPY

3375 Intertech Dr., Brookfield 262-781-7700, www.jamesimaging.com James Imaging Systems offers world class office technology/ solutions to help you print, distribute and manage your company’s business communication documents.

Litho-Craft Co., Inc. W153 N11419 Fond du Lac Ave., Germantown 262-255-4030, www.lithocraftco.com Complete printing, copying and finishing services. Banners, signage and promotional items are available. File submission via Web site. Same day service and delivery if needed. Contact dave@lithocraftco.com with questions.

The Marek Group W228 N821 Westmound Dr., Waukesha 262-549-8900, www.marekgroup.com Full service commercial sheet fed printer, providing top quality production and service utilizing state-of-the-art equipment from our pre press area through to our complete bindery and fulfillment center.

PUBLISHERS Alcoholmanac Magazine 3073 S. Chase Ave., Ste. 122, Milwaukee 414-755-2192, www.alcoholmanac.com Alcoholmanac Magazine is Milwaukee’s most trusted, most referenced resource on beers, wines, spirits, after-hour entertainment (evening entertainment). Published bi-monthly.

100% advertiser supported.

The Business Journal Serving Greater Milwaukee 825 N. Jefferson St., Ste. 200, Milwaukee 414-278-7788, www.milwaukee.bizjournals.com Weekly newspaper dedicated to independent, in-depth reporting of business news. News, information and analysis make The Business Journal the local business news authority.

Kalmbach Publishing Co. 21027 Crossroads Circle, P.O. Box 1612, Waukesha 262-798-6591, 800-558-1544 www.kalmbach.com / www.beadandbuttonshow.com At Kalmbach Publishing Co., we serve our customers through a variety of media channels including books, events, 15 magazines, television partnership and websites.

M Magazine: Milwaukee’s Lifestyle Magazine W61 N306 Washington Ave., Ste. L1, Cedarburg 414-640-8154, www.mmagazinemilwaukee.com This monthly lifestyle publication celebrates Milwaukee with lively articles, stunning photography and cutting-edge design.

Readers discover the latest in home decor, fashion, health, dining, entertainment and much more.

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 333 W. State St., Milwaukee 414-224-2460, 800-759-NEWS, www.jsonline.com Wisconsin’s premier source of news and information, publishing the state’s largest newspaper and most-viewed Web site. ;

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231 W. Michigan St., Milwaukee 414-221-2555, 800-242-9137 www.we-energies.com Serves more than 1.1 million electric customers and more than 1 million natural gas customers throughout Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

11303 N. Port Washington Rd., Mequon 262-240-2683, www.coldwellbankeronline.com As the oldest and most innovative real estate brands today, Coldwell Banker is committed to providing truly remarkable service to home sellers and buyers.

VISITOR INFORMATION

First Weber Group Realtors - Southeastern Wisconsin

Cedarburg Visitors Center

611 N. Barker Rd., Brookfield 262-797-7100, 800-727-5170, www.firstweber.com Wisconsin’s premier, full-service realty delivers informed and professional Real Estate and Relocation Services. 12 Metro sales offices, 54 offices statewide. Area orientation, relocation packets, homefinding/homesale, rental services and concierge.

W61 N480 Washington Ave., Cedarburg 262-377-5856, 800-237-2874, www.cedarburg.org Visit charming, historic Cedarburg, 20 minutes north of Milwaukee. We’re happy to assist with plans to visit specialty shops, art galleries, winery, antique shops, cafes and pubs.

Be sure to ask about our General Store Museum. ;

City of Wauwatosa 7725 W. North Ave., Wauwatosa 414-479-8915, www.wauwatosa.net A stone’s throw from Milwaukee, Wauwatosa is home to a charming historic shopping village, tranquil recreation areas, a thriving medical research community and a premier regional mall.

Kenosha Area Convention & Visitors Bureau 812 56th St., Kenosha 262-654-7307, 800-654-7309, www.kenoshacvb.com A gem along Lake Michigan just 30 minutes south of Milwaukee.

Enjoy museums, outlet shopping, family-friendly attractions, unique dining, festivals and more.

KEY Milwaukee Magazine 10800 N. Norway Dr., Mequon 414-732-7320, www.keymilwaukee.com www.visitingmilwaukee.com Locally owned monthly visitor guide with two websites.

Contains all info needed by travelers. At hotels, visitor centers, corporations in southeast Wisconsin. Monthly e-newsletter, digital edition, Twitter @MilwaukeeKeyMag and Facebook.

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FlipKey Vacation Rentals 226 Causeway St., 2nd Fl., Boston 857-366-6061 www.flipkey.com/wisconsin-cabin-rentals/g28972/ FlipKey is a vacation rental marketplace with over 300 vacation homes in Wisconsin and the Milwaukee area. Find the perfect place to stay for your trip with FlipKey and get great value along with the space, privacy and amenities of home.

Home Networks LLC 1343 E. Wisconsin Ave., Ste 105, Pewaukee 262-695-4600, 800-516-7356, www.homenetworksllc.com Temporary fully-furnished corporate housing in Milwaukee, Madison and other Wisconsin locations. Range from upscale downtown Milwaukee apartment homes, to suburban one, two and three bedroom housing.

RE/MAX Realty 100 1303 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee 414-604-1322, www.movingmilwaukee.com Four offices serving the five county area and an in-house closing and title company. Associates are experienced professionals who handle transactions with the highest degree of integrity and professionalism. ;

735 N. Water St., Ste. 250, Milwaukee 414-272-0557, www.onmilwaukee.com OnMilwaukee.com is Milwaukee’s only daily magazine and city guide. OnMilwaukee.com provides creative daily stories and information on restaurants, movies, events, lodging, weather, traffic, news, sports and more.

Towne Investments – A Division of Towne Realty, Inc.

Village in Wauwatosa

VacationHomeRentals.com

7603 W. State St., Wauwatosa 414-297-9285, www.wauwatosavillage.org Nestled along the banks of the Menomonee River, located just minutes West of Milwaukee. Delectable dining, diverse shopping and a beautiful park await you! It’s an open air urban walkable community experience.

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710 N. Plankinton Ave., Milwaukee 414-274-2637, www.towneinvestments.com Division of Towne Realty, Inc. owns and manages over six million square feet of office, light industrial, warehouse and retail space in southeastern Wisconsin. Over 50 years of experience.

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