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CALENDAR OF EVENTS/DINING & NIGHTLIFE GUIDE January 2011
VISITMilwaukee
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2011 greater milwaukee major
Events
1/1
Cool Fool Kite Festival
1/21-22
Gallery Night and Day
2/5-6
Cedarburg Winter Festival
2/26-3/6
Greater Milwaukee Auto Show
3/5-6
Indian Summer Festivals Winter Pow Wow
3/9-13
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Sports Show
3/12
Blarney Run/Walk
3/12
Downtown St. Patrick’s Day Parade
3/25-4/3
2011 Realtors Home & Garden Show
4/23
Egg Day at the Zoo
4/15-16
5/8
National Night Out Pancake Breakfast
6/2-9/28
Jazz in the Park
TBDVerge
6/5
Scottish Fest/Milwaukee Highland Games
6/5
Miller Lite Ride for the Arts
6/8-8/24
River Rhythms
6/10-12
Bead & Button Show 2011
TBD
US Bank Air & Water Show
6/10-12PrideFest
6/17-19
Lakefront Festival of Arts
6/17-19
Polish Fest
6/19
Juneteenth Day
6/29-7/4, 7/5-10Summerfest
6/25-26
Cedarburg Strawberry Festival
7/3
Downtown Milwaukee Fireworks
7/4
Wauwatosa’s Independence Day Parade
7/14-17
Bastille Days
7/14 & 16
Gathering on the Green
7/14-17
Kohler International Challenge (Vintage)
TBD
Garfield Ave. Blues, Gospel & Arts Festival 7/21-24
Festa Italiana
7/28-31
German Fest
7/23-26NASCAR
7/23
Brady Street Festival
7/25-31
EAA AirVenture
7/29-30
TBD
African World Festival
8/4-14
Wisconsin State Fair
8/13-14
Morning Glory Fine Craft Fair
8/18-21
Irish Fest
8/18-21
Milwaukee A La Carte
8/26-28
Mexican Fiesta
9/1-4
Milwaukee Rally
9/9-11
Indian Summer Festival
9/9-10TosaFest
9/9-11
Wisconsin Sheep & Wool Festival
9/6-25
Oktoberfest Weekends
9/10-11
Frank Mots International Kite Festival
9/17-18
Cedarburg Wine & Harvest Festival
9/17
Milwaukee River Challenge
TBD
Milwaukee Film Festival
9/23-25
Harvest Fair/World Beef Expo
10/2
Milwaukee’s Lakefront Marathont
10/21-22
10/21-23
Hunting Moon Pow Wow
11/5
Veterans Day Parade
11/17-1/8
Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival
11/18-20
Holiday Folk Fair International
11/19
Milwaukee Holiday Parade
11/20-12/31
Christmas in the Country
414/305-3145
414/273-1173
800/237-2874
414/908-6001
414/604-1000
414/224-2419
414/479-8900
414/276-6696
414/778-4929
414/256-5514
414/273-1173
414/479-8900
414/271-1416
800/745-3000
414/422-9235
414/276-RIDE
414/276-6696
800/554-0197
414/554-1448
414/272-FEST
414/224-3854
414/529-2140
414/372-3770
414/273-3378
800/237-2874
800/554-1448
414/479-8988
414/271-1416
262/242-6187
800/365-7223
414/297-9787
414/223-2808
414/464-9444
800/365-7223
414/272-3978
920/426-4800
414/273-1173
414-291-7959
800/884-FAIR
414/273-7206
414/476-3378
414/771-3040
414/383-7066
800/554-1448
414/604-1000
414/453-2330
608/868-2505
414/462-9147
414/305-3145
800/237-2874
414/283-9798
414/755-1965
414/266-7000
414/291-2647
414/273-1173
414/847-7320
414/273-5533
414/220-4700
414/225-6225
262/377-5935
262/248-8811
January
Calendar of Events
Major Events / 2
January events / 4
On-Going Events / 20
Dining/Nightlife / 26
All dates and times are for public events only and subject to change.
For more information, call 800/554-1448 or visit www.visitmilwaukee.org.
Bartolotta’s Lake Park Bistro
Presents the annual
Black
Truffle
Dinner
Wednesday, January 19, 2011 6:30 p.m.
$150 per person, plus tax and gratuity
414-962-6300 | lakeparkbistro.com
Through January 1
Saturdays with DJ ERICH! Saturdays with DJ ERICH! Come on down
and get your pong on! Kitchen open daily 11a.m.-midnight! SPiN Milwaukee,
233 E. Chicago Street; 8p.m.-2a.m.; 414/831-SPIN; www.spinmilwaukee.com
Frosty Fable Christmas Holiday Show at the Domes Get into
the Christmas holiday spirit by viewing hundreds of glistening crimson red
poinsettia plants and a beautifully-decorated tree. The Domes, 524 S. Layton
Boulevard; 9a.m.-5p.m.; 414/649-9830; www.countyparks.com
New Years Eve Bash! Come celebrate NYE with SPiN!! SPiN Milwaukee,
233 E. Chicago Street; 7p.m.-2a.m.; 414/831-SPIN; www.spinmilwaukee.com
Holiness & the Feminine Spirit Paintings by Janet McKenzie
The exhibition features the Vermont artist’s most well-known work Jesus of
the People along with 12 other paintings that celebrate all people, particularly
African Americans and women. Haggerty Museum of Art, Marquette University;
414/288-1669; www.marquette.edu/haggerty
New Year’s Eve Party at your Safe House Control invites you to
your Safe House for New Year’s Eve. Bring friendly agents. Come in from the
cold. DJ dancing. International Exports, Ltd., 779 N. Front St.; 6p.m.;
414/271-2007; www.safe-house.com
Ring in the New Year at Weissgerber’s Gasthaus
New Years Eve - serving fish fry and dinners 4:30-9:30p.m. New Year’s Day serving full dinner menu 4:30-9:30p.m. Wings and Bloody Mary specials
in the bar. Weissgerber’s Gasthaus, 2720 N. Grandview Boulevard;
262/544-4460; www.weissgerbers.com
January 1
Cool Fool Kite Festival The Cool Fool Kite Festival is a winter festival
on New Year’s Day. Over 50 kites will take to the skies. Ice sculpturing and
horse-drawn buggy rides during the day. This is a free event with plenty of free
parking. Small charge for buggy rides. Veterans Park on Milwaukee’s Lakefront
near the Art Museum; 414/305-3145; www.giftofwings.com
Milwaukee Bucks vs. Dallas Mavericks Bradley Center, 1001 N.
Fourth Street; 8p.m.; 414/227-0500; www.bucks.com
Through January 2
A Fabulous ‘50s Celebration Marvin Hamlisch and Sha-Na-Na will
party like it’s 1959! Ring in the new year with a Fabulous 50’s celebration.
Borrow Dad’s Edsel, and break out the Brylcream or slip into your poodle
skirt for hit parade hit after hit parade hit - rockin’ into the new year with the
Milwaukee Symphony Pops. It’s gonna make you wanna “SHOUT!” Milwaukee
Symphony Orchestra, 700 N. Water Street; 414/291-7605; www.mso.org
“Bugs!” at the Humphrey IMAX Dome Theater “Bugs!” is a liveaction nature drama exploring the dramatic and savage lives of an Old World
praying mantis and a beautiful butterfly, known by their Latin names, Hierodula
and Papilio. For showtimes visit www.mpm.edu. Milwaukee Public Museum,
800 W. Wells Street; 414/319-4629; www.mpm.edu
Frogs: A Chorus of Colors An introduction into the amazing world
of anurans - the frogs. See 17 species of live frogs in self-contained custom
habitats complete with live plants, rock ledges and waterfalls. Hear wild frog
calls, learn whether toads have teeth, see the skeleton of the world’s largest
frog and even perform a virtual frog dissection in Frogs: A Chorus of Colors.
Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W. Wells Street; 9a.m.-5p.m.; 414/223/4676;
www.mpm.edu
All information subject to change without notice.
“Home for the Holidays with John McGivern” No one spins
a tale better than John as he takes us on his paper route adventures and
re-acquaints us with his beloved and nostalgia-filled East Side. From church
pews to cakewalks to dieting and ill-fitting shoes, McGivern stories combine
for a hilarious and heart-warming holiday treat. Created by and starring John
McGivern. Next Act Theatre, 7-9p.m.; 414/278-0765; www.nextact.org
“Let There be Light” - Stained Glass and Drawings from the
Collection of Oakbrook Esser Studios This exhibition, featuring
21 stained glass pieces representing a wide array of styles, subject matter and
time periods, examines the function of stained glass as a means for religious
storytelling and investigates how that history impacts the understanding of
work in stained glass by contemporary viewers. Haggerty Museum of Art,
Marquette University; 414/288-1669; www.marquette.edu/haggerty
Sunday Funday at SPiN! Football and pong...how could you go wrong?
Free Klement’s brat bar AND half off appetizers! Come on down! Open 11a.m.midnight for food, drinks, pong and fun! SPiN Milwaukee, 233 E. Chicago
Street; 414/831-SPIN; www.spinmilwaukee.com
The Black Panthers Making Sense of History The photographic
exhibition consisting of 47 contemporary exhibition prints and provides a
visual history of the Black Panthers as photographed by Stephen Shames. In
1967, Shames met Black Panther Party co-founder Bobby Seale at an antiwar
demonstration in San Francisco and began photographing the Panthers.
Haggerty Museum of Art, Marquette University; 414/288-1669;
www.marquette.edu/haggerty
LEARN HOW
BLACK LEATHER
BECAME THE FABRIC OF
AMERICAN
CULTURE.
h-dmuseum.com
400 W. Canal
St. • Milwaukee,
WI • h-dmuseum.com
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“The Polar Express” The IMAX Experience will delight kids and adults
this holiday season! When a doubting young boy takes an extraordinary train
ride to the North Pole, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery that shows
him that the wonder of life never fades for those who believe. At the Humphrey
IMAX Dome Theater. Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W. Wells Street;
414/278-2702; www.mpm.edu
Wonders of Work and Labor: The Steidle Collection of
American Industrial Art, Penn State University The paintings
and prints in the Steidle Collection capture the power and beauty of industry.
The images, potent reminders of earlier industrial development in America, are
visual records connecting fine arts, industry and education before World War
II. In this special collaboration with the Earth and Mineral Sciences Museum
and Art Gallery at Pennsylvania State University, the Grohmann Museum is
pleased to present a selection of the most captivating pieces from the Steidle
collection. Grohmann Museum - Man at Work Art Collection, Milwaukee School
of Engineering, 1000 N. Broadway; 9a.m.-6p.m.; 414/277-2300;
www.msoe.edu/museum; www.mam.org
January 3
UWM Panthers Men’s Basketball Team vs. Butler U.S. Cellular
Arena, 400 W. Kilbourn Ave.; 7p.m.; 414/908-6001; www.uscellulararena.com
January 4
Beesentations - All about the Bees! Bees and beekeeping
revealed! Bees play an important role in our food systems. This is an
introduction to bees and beekeeping. Learn the difference between wasps
and bees. Discover who’s inside the hive and how man has managed bees for
pollination and honey. Whether you want to start a dance with bees through
beekeeping or just learn of the dance they do to find nectar, this course gets
you buzzing. For adults. Urban Ecology Center, 1500 E. Park Place; 7-8p.m.;
414/964-8505; www.urbanecologycenter.org
January 4-9
“Mamma Mia” The ultimate feel-good show that has audiences coming
back again and again to relive the thrill. Now it’s your turn to have the time of
your life at this smash-hit musical that combines ABBA’s greatest hits with an
enchanting tale of love, laughter and friendship. Whether it’s your first visit or
your fourteenth, see the show that has the whole world coming back for more!
Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 N. Water Street; 414/273-7206;
www.marcuscenter.org
Through January 6
Collection Focus in Fibers: John McQueen and Carol
Eckert at RAM This exhibition features over 25 works from RAM’s
permanent collection by these two internationally-recognized fiber artists. While
their work is very different in character, both McQueen and Eckert explore
scale and structure in interesting ways. Both artists will share the same gallery
at RAM, installed to develop a dialogue between the ways in which they create
work and their choices in using scale to communicate. Racine Art Museum,
441 Main Street, Racine; 10a.m.-5p.m.; 262/638-8300; www.ramart.org
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January 6
“A Boy Who Became King” Unwrap the story of the most famous of
all pharaohs, King Tut, as you explore a tomb filled with treasure, examine
his remains through forensic science and unlock secrets in ancient Egyptian
hieroglyphs to discover the story of a boy who became king! Pre-registration
is recommended. Join the Milwaukee Public Museum once a month, when
museum educators bring exhibits to life through legends, myths and other tales
of different cultures. Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W. Wells Street;
10a.m.-1p.m.; 414/278-2714; www.mpm.edu
January 6-9
Metropolitan Builders Association 2011 Home Builders Expo
The Home Building & Remodeling Expo is the place for you to gather ideas
on landscaping, remodeling and home products. If you are dreaming of a
new home, the Home Building & Remodeling Expo also provides a wonderful
opportunity for you to look at the latest land developments in the area, get to
know a variety of home builders and do some research while you are at the
show. Frontier Airlines Center, 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue; 414 908-6083;
www.frontierairlinescenter.org
January 7
Milwaukee Bucks vs. Miami Heat Bradley Center, 1001 N. Fourth
Street; 7p.m.; 414/227-0500; www.bucks.com
Through January 8
Holiday Show A collection by gallery artists, regional artists and recent
acquisitions designed with holiday gifts in mind. A collection of original
paintings, drawings and sculpture by gallery artists, guest artists and regional
artists; along with significant recent acquisitions. DeLind Gallery of Fine Art,
450 E. Mason Street; 10a.m.-5p.m.; 414/271-8525; www.delindgallery.com
January 8
TOYS! Margaret Leng Tan The Present Music Ensemble will perform
with Margaret Leng Tan (www.margaretlengtan.com), a talented and visionary
pianist whose work sidesteps perceived boundaries within the usual concert
experience. Tan, the first woman to earn a doctorate from Juilliard, actively
collaborated with John Cage and is recognized as the pre-eminent interpreter
of Cage’s music. Tan is the world’s first professional toy piano virtuoso. She
will perform Ge Gan-ru’s “Wrong, Wrong, Wrong!,” a melodrama for voice selfaccompanied by a 17-piece toy orchestra. Present Music, 158 N. Broadway;
7-11p.m.; 414/271-0711; www.presentmusic.org
East Town Market at Discovery World Join East Town Association
and Discovery World as we team up to present the East Town Market at
Discovery World every second Saturday from December through May!
Everyone who purchases something from the market will also get a special
discounted rate of $10 to explore Discovery World. All of the products sold are
handmade or locally grown. The market will feature a rotating cast of vendors,
including: organic meats, eggs, cheeses; natural bath and beauty oils;
handmade candles; farm fresh veggies; handmade housewares and textiles;
raw foods, dips, natural crackers and smoothies; local art; handmade jewelry;
handmade kids clothing and baby onesies; local photography; baked goods
and coffee! Live music 11:30-1:30p.m. Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin, 500
N. Harbor Dr.; 10a.m.-2p.m.; 414 271-1416; www.easttown.com
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“Mamma Mia” Premier Package Saturday night only! Includes overnight
accommodations for two, two premium orchestra seat tickets, keepsake CD,
$25 gift certificate to Marcus restaurants and reception at the InterContinental
Milwaukee with complimentary hors d’ouvres and two drink tickets, plus
transportation to and from Marcus Center for the Performing Arts with Pfister
Hotel stay. Marcus Center for the Performing Arts is located one block from
InterContinental Milwaukee. InterContinental Milwaukee,139 E. Kilbourn Ave.;
www.mkemarcuscenter.com/mke-hotel-packages/mama-mia/index.asp
414/276-868;
“Gershwin and Friends” It’s New Years Eve at the New York City home
of George Gershwin in the midst of the Jazz Age. We join the party’s staff as
they celebrate Gershwin’s music from behind the scenes before heading back
home to Harlem to ring in the new year in their own high style with the music
of Gershwin’s “friends” Fats Waller, Duke Ellington and Harold Arlen. This
dynamic and innovative review of classic tunes from the 20s, 30s and 40s will
be performed in the intimate Studio Theatre by Cynthia Cobb, Parrish Collier
and Paul Helm. The Skylight Opera Theatre at the Broadway Theatre Center,
158 N. Broadway; 414/291-7800; www.skylightopera.com
Milwaukee Wave vs. Baltimore Blast U.S. Cellular Arena, 400 W.
Kilbourn Avenue; 3p.m.; 414/908-6001; www.uscellulararena.com
Hubble at the Humphrey IMAX Dome Theater Blast off with the
crew of the Space Shuttle Atlantis on a mission to make vital repairs and
upgrades to the Hubble Space Telescope, the world’s first space-based
observatory, 350 miles above the Earth. Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W.
Wells Street; 414/319-4629; www.mpm.edu
Bucyrus Museum See the history of mining Bucyrus International, Inc. /
Bucyrus Museum, 1100 Milwaukee Avenue; www.bucyrus.com
Brewcity Bruisers 2011 Season Opener The Brewcity Bruisers
will play all five home games of the 2011 season at the U.S. Cellular Arena.
U.S. Cellular Arena, 400 W. Kilbourn Avenue; 7p.m.; 414/908-6001;
www.uscellulararena.com
January 8-9
The Wonderful World of Weddings and Occasions A major
event that puts thousands of brides-to-be, wedding planners and other special
occasion planners conveniently in touch with the people who provide the
unique products, services and ideas that contribute so much toward ensuring
that their special event is successful and memorable. The Bridal Expo is
Wisconsin’s largest, oldest and most prestigious wedding event. Wisconsin
Exposition Center; 262/367-5500; www.weddingshowepi.com
January 8-May 28
SkyWaukee Walking Tour Wisconsin’s weather is famous for its
changeability, though its winter days most often have one thing in common COLD. So when you can’t do anything about the weather, you can still enjoy a
stroll through Milwaukee’s skywalk system. You get a new perspective on our
downtown architecture and a new understanding of the people that shaped our
city. Historic Milwaukee, Inc., 828 N. Broadway, Suite 110; 1-2p.m.;
414/277-7795; www.historicmilwaukee.org
January 8-December 17
Animal Feeding Help feed the center’s resident turtles and snakes as you
learn about animals that inhabit Wisconsin. Every Saturday. Urban Ecology
Center, 1500 E. Park Place; 1-2p.m.; 414/964-8505; www.urbanecologycenter.org
Through January 9
European Design Since 1985: Shaping the New Century The
first exhibit encompassing critical assessment of contemporary Western
European design from 1985 to 2005. The exhibition will present 250 seminal
works including furniture, ceramics, metalwork, glass and product design that
reveal the extraordinary creativity of 118 European designers. Milwaukee Art
Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Drive; 414/224-3200; www.mam.org
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Knock Wood: New Gift to RAM’s Wood Collection While the
most recent medium to enter the collection, RAM is now documenting in-depth
the works of contemporary wood sculptors, wood turners and furniture makers.
This exhibition includes platters, bowls and sculptural forms created by an
array of internationally known artists such as Matt Moulthrop, Ron Fleming,
Robyn Horn and Stoney Lamar. Racine Art Museum, 441 Main Street, Racine;
10a.m.-5p.m.; 262/638-8300; www.ramart.org
“The Adventures of MR. POTATO HEAD” Exhibit Everyone’s favorite
silly character will be featured in “The Adventures of MR. POTATO HEAD,”
an educational exhibit created by the Betty Brinn Children’s Museum in
collaboration with Playskool. MR. POTATO HEAD will lead visitors on amazing
adventures in outer space, a jungle safari, an archaeological dig and under the
sea. Betty Brinn Children’s Museum, 929 E. Wisconsin Avenue;
9a.m.-5p.m.; 414/390-5437; www.bbcmkids.org
The Miniature Worlds of Bruce Metcalf This is the first major
exhibition of Bruce Metcalf’s work, featuring 70 pieces by the artist, dating from
the 1970s to 2001, as well as unique wall drawings Metcalf will create on-site.
Revered as a leading art jeweler, curator, essayist and critic of contemporary craft,
Metcalf’s work examines social, moral and political issues. Racine Art Museum,
441 Main Street, Racine; 10a.m.-5p.m.; 262/638-8300; www.ramart.org
Wisconsin Masters: Bruno Ertz Bruno Ertz, a self-taught artist,
specialized in detailed renderings of insects and flowers. Later, his work
evolved to larger landscapes and nature scenes inspired by Japanese prints.
On view Wednesday-Sunday, 1-5 p.m. Charles Allis Art Museum, 1801 N.
Prospect Avenue; 1-5p.m.; 414/278-8295; www.charlesallis.org
January 9-March 31
Earths Elements - Art Opening A joint exhibit by Dara
Chappie and Terry A. Fischer The earth we live in is explored in
two unique ways. One utilizes the elements such as stones and wood
and combines them in fascinating ways. Dara’s assemblage art invites the
viewer to look at the natural, earthy materials in a new light. The other views
the climate/elements. Terry interprets them in soft and flowing watercolor
landscapes that put the viewer right out there in the lush summer or a sudden,
harsh snowstorm. Show runs through the end of March. Urban Ecology Center
- Riverside Park, 1500 E. Park Place; 2 p.m.-4; p.m.; 414/964-8505;
www.urbanecologycenter.org
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January 10-29
Classic & Antique Posters An exhibition and sale of original posters by
many artists including Cheret and Cappiello. Also featuring original drawings
by Jules Cheret along with paintings, drawings and magazine illustrations by
other poster artists. Our poster table will offer a collection of antique and classic
French posters. Paintings and drawings by notable Barbizon artists round out
our collection. Also open for gallery night, Jan 21 & 22.DeLind Gallery of Fine
Art, 450 E. Mason Street; 10a.m.-5p.m.; 414/271-8525; www.delindgallery.com
January 11
The Milwaukee Public Museum and the Mummies of Akhmim
In 1986, 99 years after they first came to Milwaukee, the museum’s two
Egyptian mummies were first analyzed systematically, including CT-scanning,
radiocarbon dating and coffin text translation, at the instigation of curator
Carter Lupton. Carter will share the history of this ongoing study, including
more recent examinations and analysis of the MPM mummies, all framed by
the exhibit hosted at the Milwaukee Public Museum, Mummies of the World.
Optional Tour: Mummies of the Museum. Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W.
Wells Street; 11a.m.; 414/278-2728; www.mpm.edu/events/luncheonlecture
January 11-February 13
Alfred Hitchcock’s “The 39 Steps” A man struggles to clear his
name when he suddenly finds himself embroiled in a global espionage
conspiracy hatched by the mysterious multinational syndicate, “The 39 Steps.”
Four actors play dozens of characters as Alfred Hitchcock crashes headlong
into Monty Python in this wildly-inventive, high-octane comic romp of a
whodunit! Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Patty & Jay Baker Theater Complex,
108 E. Wells Street; 414/224-9490; www.milwaukeerep.com
January 11-March 8
Cooking Classes at Coquette Cafe Classes are demonstration
style and each class includes food and wine tasting, recipes and the
opportunity to learn from our talented group of chefs! Here is our new series
for Winter! January 11th - Soups & Stews; January 25th - Austria; February
8th - Valentines Day Menu for 2; February 22nd - Chef’s Favorites; March
8th - Coquette Classics. Winter Series: Tuesday evenings. 10% discount if you
book the entire series. Call or stop at our front desk to book your cooking class!
Coquette Cafe, 316 N. Milwaukee Street; 6-8p.m.; 414/291-2655;
www.coquettecafe.com
January 12
Milwaukee Bucks vs. San Antonio Spurs Bradley Center, 1001 N.
January 13
Itzhak Perlman An incomparable virtuoso The greatest violinist
of our time - perhaps of all time. Itzhak Perlman joins the Milwaukee Symphony
to perform Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 5. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to
experience the artistry of Itzhak Perlman. Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra,
700 N. Water Street; 414/291-7605; www.mso.org
UWM Panthers Men’s Basketball Team vs. UIC U.S. Cellular Arena,
400 W. Kilbourn Avenue; 7p.m.; 414/908-6001; www.uscellulararena.com
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“Swing on a Star” It was a time of great changes, great stars, great
promise, and great music. It was the time when swing was king! It was the
time of Sinatra, Crosby, the Andrews Sisters, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers
and many more. You can return to that wonderful time in this new edition of
The Fireside’s wildly popular original, musical extravaganza. It’s all there - the
sights, the sounds, the laughter, the dancing and most especially the music.
Young and old alike will cheer as this immortal era is brought to life again by
a spectacularly talented cast of performers including The Fireside’s own LIVE
Big Band! Seven shows weekly on Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and
Sunday. The Fireside Dinner Theatre; 800/477-9505; www.firesidetheatre.com
January 14
Milwaukee Wave vs. Omaha Vipers U.S. Cellular Arena, 400 W.
January 14-15
Disney’s “Beauty & the Beast, Jr.” Brainy Belle yearns to escape her
provincial life. However, Belle gets more adventure than she wanted when she
becomes a captive in the Beast’s enchanted castle! Dancing flatware, menacing wolves and singing furniture fill the stage with thrills in this beloved fairy tale
performed by local students. Schauer Arts & Activities Center, 147 N. Rural
Street; 7-8p.m.; 262/670-0560; www.schauercenter.org
Mozart’s “Jupiter” Today, two hundred and fifty years after his birth, the
music of Mozart still speaks to us, moves us, and leaves us breathless. Guest
conductor James Gaffigan leads Mozart’s great, final Symphony No. 41, the
Jupiter. And the MSO’s own Megumi Kanda premieres a trombone concerto by
Milwaukee’s own Geoffrey Gordon. Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, 700 N.
Water Street; 414/291-7605; www.mso.org
“The Magic Bicycle” Young Lilah has just escaped the orphanage that
has been her home since her mother died when a boy appears out of nowhere
on a curious looking bicycle. As the police surround them, they disappear for
an escapade through time to discover the secret of the bike, save the boy’s
ancestors and, most importantly, find Lilah a good home with a family to love.
First Stage Children’s Theater, performances at Todd Wehr Theater at the
Marcus Center, 929 N. Water; 414/273-7206; www.firststage.org
“Crumbs from the Table of Joy” Told through the eyes of 17-year-old
Ernestine, “Crumbs From The Table Of Joy” is a memory play about an AfricanAmerican family from the deep south that has moved to bustling Brooklyn in
1950. Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Lynn Nottage, “Crumbs” is
a lyrical, funny and compassionate gem. Renaissance Theaterworks proudly
announces “Crumbs From The Table Of Joy”as the first selection in our new
Diversity Series! Renaissance Theaterworks, 158 N. Broadway Studio Theatre;
7-10p.m.; 414/291-7800; www.r-t-w.com
January 14-April 3
Lake Boats: The Photography of Jim Brozek and Christopher
Winters Local photographers Jim Brozek and Christopher Winters have
both spent time on Great Lakes freighters documenting the work and workers
of the boats of Lake Michigan. Grohmann Museum - Man at Work Art
Collection, Milwaukee School of Engineering 1000 N. Broadway; 9a.m.-5p.m.;
414/277-2300; www.msoe.edu/museum
Through January 15
Paintings by Alayna Rose Brilliantly colorful abstract oils by Wisconsin
artist Alayna Rose. A painter, jewelry designer and former illustrator, Alayna
paints as she lives, with passion, imagination and enthusiastic energy. David
Barnett Gallery, 1024 E. State Street at Prospect Avenue; 11a.m.-5p.m.;
414/271-5058; www.davidbarnettgallery.com
January 15
UWM Panthers Men’s Basketball Team vs. Loyola U.S. Cellular
Arena, 400 W. Kilbourn Ave.; 7p.m.; 414/908-6001; www.uscellulararena.com
January 15-April 3
Train Show at the Domes Be thrilled to witness multiple G-scale trains
running simultaneously over 500 feet of track inside the glass-enclosed dome
of the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory, a landmark destination in
Milwaukee County. Milwaukee County Parks System, 9480 Watertown Plank
Road; 9a.m.-4p.m.; 414/649-9830; www.countyparks.com
Through January 16
“Liberace!” Join us as the famously flamboyant entertainer is brought
back to life for one final performance in his hometown of Milwaukee, complete
with his favorite songs, trademark sense of humor and fabulous wardrobe!
Featuring Milwaukee favorite Jack Forbes Wilson as Liberace. Milwaukee
Repertory Theater, Patty & Jay Baker Theater Complex, 108 E. Wells Street;
414/224-9490; www.milwaukeerep.com
On Site: Chakaia Booker The Milwaukee Art Museum is pleased to
present On Site: Chakaia Booker, the latest in a series of exhibitions featuring
the work of contemporary artists presented in the Quadracci Pavilion. Over a
dozen of Booker’s stunning black sculptures made from automobile tires will
be dramatically presented in the pristine, light-filled spaces of the Baumgartner
Galleria. Milwaukee Art Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Drive; 414/224-3200;
www.mam.org
January 16
27th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday
Celebration The MLK Steering Committee will host the 27th Annual Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr., Birthday Celebration at the Marcus Center for the
Performing Arts. A highlight of this event includes a multicultural performing arts
salute to Dr. King. Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 N. Water Street;
1-4p.m.; www.marcuscenter.org
Through January 17
Art in Clay: Masterworks of North Carolina Earthenware
Art in Clay presents groundbreaking scholarship that reattributes ceramic
forms long believed to be Moravian to diverse North Carolina cultural groups.
Art in Clay is the first major survey of these earthenware traditions and features
more than 150 objects. Milwaukee Art Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Drive;
414/224-3200; www.mam.org
January 17
Concordia University Wisconsin Undergraduate Visit Day
If you are interested in attending a campus visit day, please call 888/628-9472.
Concordia University Wisconsin, 12800 N. Lake Shore Drive; 262/243-4380;
www.cuw.edu
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January 18
Beesentations - All about the Bees! Bees and Beekeeping
Revealed! Bees play an important role in our food systems. This is an
introduction to bees and beekeeping. Learn the difference between wasps
and bees. Discover who’s inside the hive and how Man has managed bees for
pollination and honey. Whether you want to start a dance with bees through
beekeeping, or just learn of the dance they do to find nectar, this course gets
you buzzing. For adults. Urban Ecology Center, 1500 E. Park Place; 7-8p.m.;
January 19
Milwaukee Bucks vs. Washington Wizards Bradley Center, 1001
N. Fourth Street; 7p.m.; 414/227-0500; www.bucks.com
MSOE Open House for Working Professionals Milwaukee School
of Engineering offers working adults a convenient way to attain their bachelor’s
or master’s degrees and a broad range of certificates and certifications. Learn
more about the university and meet with faculty and professional development
counselors. Call or visit our website. Milwaukee School of Engineering
(MSOE), 1025 N. Broadway; 800/332-6763; www.msoe.edu
Snowshoe Night Hike Find our what goes bump, hoot, or screech in
the night while floating on the snow! We will hike through the Riverside Park
down to the Milwaukee River. Dress for the weather. Payment required at
registration. Urban Ecology Center, 1500 E. Park Place; 6-8p.m.; 414/9648505; www.urbanecologycenter.org
January 19-May 22
Hollywood Icons, Local Demons Ghanaian Popular
Paintings by Mark Anthony Ghanaian master artist Mark Anthony is
acclaimed for his signage-inspired paintings that attract audiences to itinerant
theatrical performances or “concert parties” by local musicians and actors.
The exhibition consists of sets of paintings for three different plays: “When a
Royal Dies, We Take Him Home;” “Some Rivalries Are Dangerous;” and “If
You Do Not Allow Your Brother to Climb.” Haggerty Museum of Art, Marquette
University; 414/288-1669; www.marquette.edu/haggerty
The Truth is Not in the Mirror Photography and a
Constructed Identity The artists in the exhibition: Tina Barney, Claire
Beckett, Valerie Belin, Dawoud Bey, Jesse Burke, Kelli Connell, Michael
Corridore, Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Rineke Dijkstra, Jason Florio, LaToya Ruby
Frazier, Andy Freeberg, Lee Friedlander, David Hockney, Nikki S. Lee, Graham
Miller, Martin Parr, Thomas Ruff, The Sartorialist, Alec Soth, Will Steacy,
Larry Sultan, and Mickalene Thomas. Haggerty Museum of Art, Marquette
University; 414/288-1669; www.marquette.edu/haggerty
“Big Boys” by Rich Orloff The business of big laughs. No one argues
with success. Ask Victor Burlington, a self-satisfied, grandiose, amoral and very
successful big business boss. He’s had it all his way; until he hires Norman insecure, highly moral and a little naive. Despite Victor’s ruthless scheming and
badgering, Norman seeks a better corporate way. The plucky recruit proves
to be strong executive material as he challenges Victor’s methods and power.
The stage is set for a surprising - and hilarious - battle for the heart and soul
of Corporate America. The Tenth Street Theatre, 628 N. 10th St.; 7-9p.m.;
414/278-0765; www.nextact.org
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January 21
Dual Exhibition Gallery Night Reception Gallery Night Reception
for MIAD’s Culture in Transition series, featuring a dual exhibition. View “TINY:
Art from Microscopes at UW-Madison,” a unique exhibition showcasing
images, models, colors and textures that exist outside the scope of human
vision, alongside “Eros and Logos/Art on the Boundaries of Science,” featuring
the diverse work of artists who focus on concepts and imagery that exist along
the boundaries between art and science. Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design,
273 E. Erie Street; 5-9p.m.; 414/847-3200; www.miad.edu
January 21-22
Beethoven’s Third Concerto The Beethoven piano concerto cycle
continues as widely-acclaimed Beethoven specialist Ronald Brautigam plays
the great C-minor Third Concerto under Edo de Waart, who also leads Brahms’
joyous Haydn Variations, and Richard Strauss’ shimmering self-portrait, A
Hero’s Life. Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, 700 N. Water Street;
414/291-7605; www.mso.org
“Church Basement Ladies” They’re servin’ it up again! It’s 1969 and
folks are protesting the Vietnam War, women are demanding equal pay, and
the Lutheran church basement ladies are dealing with changes of their own.
Through heart-warming humor and hilarious antics, these women (from the
kitchen matriarch to the mom-to-be) find strength as they handle the joys and
upheavals from below the “House of God!” Schauer Arts & Activities Center,
147 N. Rural Street; 2-4 p.m.; 262/670-0560; www.schauercenter.org
Gallery Night & Day Antique & Classic Posters Delind Gallery
of Fine Art, 450 E. Mason Street; 10a.m.-9p.m.; 414/271-8525;
www.delindgallery.com
Gallery Night and Day Presented by the East Town and Historic
Third Ward Associations, Gallery Night and Day is the premier art event in
Milwaukee for both the experienced artist and the beginning admirer. This
spring, the quarterly event showcases 61 venues throughout the downtown
area. Admission is free to all participating venues during event hours. Spanning
Friday evening and Saturday during the day, Gallery Night and Day features
free parking in the Historic Third Ward parking structures located at 212 N.
Milwaukee St. and 225 E. Chicago St. Plus, catch a ride on the Friday Gallery
Night Xpress for free! Enjoy a 5-stop route that will take you from the Third
Ward to East Town and back. The 20-passenger bus makes a continuous loop
from 5-9p.m. with stops every 15 minutes. Historic Third Ward Association;
Downtown venues; 414/273-1173; www.historicthirdward.org
Emerging Artists Exhiibition The works of Deidre Prosen and Steven
Burnham will be on display in the Northwestern Mutual Art Gallery. The
opening reception will be Gallery Night, Jan. 21 from 5-8 p.m. Gallery hours
are noon-4p.m. Sunday through Friday. Cardinal Stritch University, 6801 N.
Yates Road; noon-4p.m.; 414/410-4105; www.stritch.edu
January 21-March 5
Eros and Logos/Art on the Boundaries of Science On display
is the diverse work of artists who focus on concepts and imagery that exist
along the boundaries between art and science, and who may redefine our
perceptions of seemingly divergent fields of human endeavor. Milwaukee
Institute of Art & Design, 273 E. Erie Street; 10a.m.-5p.m.; 414/847-3200;
www.miad.edu
TINY: Art from Microscopes at UW-Madison This fascinating and
unique exhibition features images and models from the microcosmic world
of forms, colors and textures that exists outside the scope of human vision.
Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, 273 E. Erie Street; 10a.m.-5p.m.;
414/847-3200; www.miad.edu
January 21-March 13
“Nobody Lonesome For Me” From the writer of the Stackner hit
“Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill” comes a tribute to America’s greatest
troubadour, Hank Williams, who in his tragically short 29 years created a
legacy that still influences countless artists with classic songs like “Nobody’s
Lonesome for Me,” “Jambalaya” and “Your Cheatin’ Heart.” Milwaukee
Repertory Theater, Patty & Jay Baker Theater Complex, 108 E. Wells Street;
414/224-9490; www.milwaukeerep.com
January 21-April 9
Prints and Drawings From Rembrandt to the Present The
David Barnett collection of over 4,000 original prints and drawings started in
1968 on buying trips to New York, London and Paris when David was 21 years
of age. Artists purchased included Picasso, Toulouse Lautrec and Chagall.
David Barnett Gallery, 1024 E. State Street at Prospect Avenue; 414/271-5058;
www.davidbarnettgallery.com
January 22
Bucyrus Museum See the history of mining Bucyrus International, Inc. /
Bucyrus Museum, 1100 Milwaukee Avenue; www.bucyrus.com
Milwaukee Bucks vs. Memphis Grizzlies Bradley Center, 1001 N.
Milwaukee Wave vs. Chicago Riot U.S. Cellular Arena, 400 W.
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Presents: “Beethoven’s
Third Concerto” Package includes overnight stay for two; two premium
orchestra seat tickets; keepsake CD; $25 gift certificate to Marcus restaurants;
reception at InterContinental Milwaukee with complimentary hors d’ouvres
and two drink tickets; transportation to and from Marcus Center for the
Performing Arts with Pfister Hotel stay. Marcus Center for the Performing Arts
is located one block from InterContinental Milwaukee. The Pfister Hotel, 424 E.
Wisconsin Avenue; 414/273-8222; www.thepfisterhotel.com
Silver Soiree A night not soon forgotten The Cultural Center
celebrates its 25th Anniversary with a sparkling gala “Silver Soiree” featuring
dinner, music, raffles, and auction with Jim “Lips” LaBelle. Cedarburg Cultural
Center, W62 N546 Washington Avenue, Cedarburg, 6p.m.; 262/375-3676;
www.cedarburgculturalcenter.org
The Pink Tie Gala Come to The Delafield Hotel for a winter ball to benefit
breast cancer and prostate cancer. Delafield Promotional & Tourism Council,
Delafield; 6p.m.; www.visitdelafield.org
21st Annual HCCW Gala Theme: Hispanic Enterprise the
Promise of America. Silent auction - 7p.m. program/dinner; 9p.m. dance.
Tickets: $150/person or $1,000 corporate table for 8. No tickets sold at the
door. Parking Included. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin, 1021
W. National Avenue; 5p.m.-12a.m.; 414/643-6963; www.hccw.org
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January 22-23
JOY Publications Wedding Planner & Guide 2011 Milwaukee
Bridal Show Everything you need to plan the perfect wedding - all under
one roof! Meet and compare wedding planners, caterers, photographers,
couteriers and much more, see the latest in fashions for everyone from the
bride and groom to the wedding party and parents, and learn more in one stop
than you can in weeks of shopping! Frontier Airlines Center, 400 W. Wisconsin
Avenue; 414/908-6001; www.frontierairlinescenter.org
January 27
Dinosaur Extinction “Truth” is a hard concept to deal with in science -new
information can always change our current understanding. Join geologist Dr.
Peter Sheehan and uncover the latest information on the dinosaur extinction 65
million years ago. This is part of the Chat with a Museum Expert series offered
at the Milwaukee Public Museum. Chat sessions will take place in the Gromme
Theater. Seating is limited and reservations are required for groups. Milwaukee
Public Museum, 800 W. Wells Street; 10-11a.m.; www.mpm.edu
Through January 23
Mariko Kusumoto: Unfolding Stories Mariko Kusumoto is an
enchantress. She creates extraordinary and intricate metal sculptures of music
boxes and other constructions - magical worlds that both delight and mystify.
Using a variety of metalsmithing techniques, Kusumoto crafts elaborate miniature
stage sets with multiple doors, moving parts, compartments and drawers as
well as the characters and props to inhabit them. Racine Art Museum, 441 Main
Street, Racine; 10a.m.-5p.m.; 262/638-8300; www.ramart.org
January 28
International Guitar Night Concert Featuring Clive Carroll,
Alexandre Gismonti, Pino Forastiere, and Brian Gore. Recital Hall, 2400 E.
Kenwood Blvd.; 7p.m.; 414/229-4308; arts.uwm.edu
Tom Loeser : Contemporary Furniture Tom Loeser is a
contemporary furniture and object maker whose work seeks to create a
dialogue with the viewer. His work is in the collections of the Brooklyn Museum,
New York, NY Cooper-Hewitt Museum, New York, NY; Milwaukee Museum of
Art and the Smithsonian Institute among others. He is a four-time recipient of
a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts and has been teaching
woodworking at UW-Madison since 1991. Villa Terrace Decorative Arts
Museum, 2220 N. Terrace Avenue; 1-5p.m.; 414/271-3656;
www.villaterracemuseum.org
Through January 26
Ladies’ Night & “Pink” Pong @ SPiN! Join us at SPiN for Ladies’ Night!
Every Wednesday from 8-close, ladies receive: 1/2 off champagne; 1/2 off
wine and free “pink” pong all night!! SPiN Milwaukee, 233 E. Chicago Street;
8p.m.-12a.m.; 414/831-SPIN; www.spinmilwaukee.com
January 26
Alec Soth lecture to open “The Truth is Not in the Mirror”
Alec Soth (b. 1969) is a photographer born and based in Minneapolis,
Minnesota. His photographs have been featured in numerous solo and group
exhibitions, including the 2004 Whitney and São Paulo Biennials. In 2008,
a large survey exhibition of Soth’s work was exhibited at Jeu de Paume in
Paris and Fotomuseum Winterthur in Switzerland. Haggerty Museum of Art,
Marquette University; 6-7p.m.; 414/288-1669; www.marquette.edu/haggerty
January 28-30
Garrick Ohlsson Plays Beethoven’s Emperor “It was
Beethoven’s beauty that emerged from the piano,” raved the Pittsburgh
Tribune, “thanks, of course, to Garrick Ohlsson’s integrity and sterling
technique.” Hear him perform Beethoven’s regal Emperor Piano Concerto.
Plus, music of Brahms and Schumann under Edo de Waart. Milwaukee
Symphony Orchestra, 700 N. Water Street; 414/291-7605; www.mso.org
UWM Panthers Men’s Basketball Team vs. Detroit U.S. Cellular
Arena, 400 W. Kilbourn Avenue; 414/908-6001; www.uscellulararena.com
January 29
Milwaukee Bucks vs. New Jersey Nets Bradley Center, 1001 N.
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Presents: “Beethoven’s
Emporer” Saturday night only - Garrick Ohlsson Plays “Beethoven’s
Emperor.” Package includes overnight accommodations for two; two premium
orchestra seat tickets; keepsake amenity; $25 gift certificate to Marcus
restaurants; reception at InterContinental Milwaukee with complimentary hors
d’ouvres and two drink tickets; transportation to and from Marcus Center for
the Performing Arts with Pfister Hotel stay. Marcus Center for the Performing
Arts is located one block from InterContinental Milwaukee. The Pfister Hotel,
424 E. Wisconsin Avenue; 414/273-8222; www.thepfisterhotel.com
Milwaukee Bucks vs. Atlanta Hawks Bradley Center, 1001 N. Fourth
Street; 7p.m.; 414/227-0500; www.bucks.com
January 26-March 13
“Speaking In Tongues” As a detective on the verge of a breakdown
investigates the mysterious disappearance of a prominent psychiatrist, the
seemingly random confessions of apparent strangers reveals a complex web
of intrigue and betrayal. Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Patty & Jay Baker
Theater Complex, 108 E. Wells Street; 414/224-9490; www.milwaukeerep.com
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Presents: Beethoven’s
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“Third Concerto” Saturday night only - Garrick Ohlsson Plays
“Beethoven’s Emperor.” Package includes overnight stay; two premium
orchestra seat tickets; keepsake amenity; $25 gift certificate to Marcus
Restaurants; reception at InterContinental Milwaukee with complimentary
hors d’ouvres and two drink tickets. Transportation to and from Marcus Center
for the Performing Arts with InterContinental Hotel stay. Marcus Center for
the Performing Arts is located one block from InterContinental Milwaukee.
InterContinental Milwaukee, 139 E. Kilbourn Avenue; 414/276-868;
www.intercontinentalmilwaukee.com
Milwaukee Wave vs. Omaha Vipers U.S. Cellular Arena, 400 W.
The Little River Band The first act to achieve success in America from
an Australian base, Little River Band continues to excite audiences all over
the world. The band’s current lineup blends new energy and arrangements to
their Top Ten U.S. hits. You’re sure to get swept up by the show’s vitality and
the volume of hits from LRB’s history. Schauer Arts & Activities Center, 147 N.
Rural Street; 3-9p.m.; 262/670-0560; www.schauercenter.org
Winterfest Family fun in the winter! Enjoy a sled dog demonstration,
icelandic ponies, sledding, ice skating, snowshoeing, cross country skiing,
screen printing on your favorite t-shirt and activites for the entire family. Urban
Ecology Center - Washington Park, 1859 N. 40th St.; 11a.m.-5p.m.;
“The Little Engine That Could” A train full of toys is waiting to go to
the good little girls and boys on the other side of the imposing mountain. But
who will get it there? The Little Blue Engine may be the smallest, but it’s the
only train willing to step up to the task. Now your little ones will learn the value
of perseverance and self-confidence as they watch, hope and help cheer the
Little Engine over that mountain. First Stage Children’s Theater, Milwaukee
Youth Arts Center 325 W. Walnut Street; 414/267-2961; www.firststage.org
January 30
“Outlooks On Love” Classical symphony concert with three musical
“outlooks on love” featuring Goldmark’s “Rustic Wedding Symphony,” Nicolai’s
“Overture to the Merry Wives of Windsor,” and Saint-Saens “Bacchanale” from
“Samson and Delilah.” Pabst Theater, 144 E. Wells; 3-4p.m.; 414/963-9067;
www.festivalcitysymphony.org
2011 Brewers On Deck Brewers On Deck, presented by Time Warner
Cable, will feature a number of activities for the entire family. Autographs
and photos from Brewers players and coaches, interactive games in the
Kids Area, Q&A sessions and game shows with Brewers players, coaches
and broadcasters, vendor booths with baseball memorabilia, the Brewers
Community Foundation Live Auction and Rummage Sale and many other
activities will all be a part of Brewers On Deck. Frontier Airlines Center, 400 W.
Wisconsin Avenue; 414/908-6001; www.frontierairlinescenter.org
UWM Panthers Men’s Basketball Team vs. Wright State
U.S. Cellular Arena, 400 W. Kilbourn Avenue; 1p.m.; 414/908-6001;
www.uscellulararena.com
Through January 31
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Happy Hour Stop in after work Mondays through Fridays from 2-6p.m. and
enjoy great happy hour specials at Bar 360, The Fire Pit, Solstice Lounge
and casino floor. As always, please drink responsibly. Domestic pints $2.50,
domestic bottles $3, imports: $4 rail drinks, $4 margaritas and Long Islands, $5.
Potawatomi Bingo Casino, 1721 W. Canal Street; 4-6p.m.; 800/paysbig.com
Science Saturdays Drop in and discover the world of science through
self-led interactive activities and crafts. Drop-in program every Saturday,
9:30a.m.-5p.m. for adults and accompanied children. Urban Ecology Center,
1500 E. Park Place; 9 a.m.; 414/964-8505; www.urbanecologycenter.org
Weekly Specials at the Fire Pit Sports Bar The Fire Pit is offering
drink and $5 dine-in appetizer specials. Take advantage of these great deals
from 2-6p.m. Monday - Friday. $3 Domestic Bottles, $4 Import Bottles, $4
Glasses of House Wine, $4 Well Drinks, $5 House Long Island Iced Teas, $5
House Margaritas. Fire Pit Sports Bar & Grill, Potawatomi Bingo Casino 1721
W. Canal Street; 10-2a.m.; www.paysbig.com/dining/firepit
Bare Walls R Back At DeLind Gallery of Fine Art we usually leave one
wall bare. During February, the entire gallery is completely bare. Come sneak
a peak! Since the beginning of time, when man first drew pictures with a
charcoal stick on the walls of his cave, the nude woman was a favorite subject.
This show of nudes includes paintings, sculpture, drawings and fine graphic
artworks. DeLind Gallery of Fine Art, 450 E. Mason Street; 414/271-8525;
www.delindgallery.com
Beyond Pleasuredome Reminiscent of the old “Red Light,”
Beyond Pleasuredome is a gay-friendly dance club atmosphere
with great drink specials Thursdays. Trocadero Gastrobar, 1758 N.
Water Street; 10p.m.-2a.m.; www.ztrocadero.com
Boomers and Beyond This program, offered the first Thursday
of every month, will start with socializing and coffee and treats, and
then we’ll head out on the trails. Schlitz Audubon Nature Center,
1111 E. Brown Deer Road; 9-10a.m.; 414/352-2880; www.sanc.org
Bridal Open House Plan your wedding with us! Come to our
monthly open house at The Wedding Center at Stonewood Village.
Vendors will be in Some Kinda Wonderful, Savvy Bride,The Pasta
Tree Restaurant & Wine Bar and BlackDog Studios. Over 30 vendors will be represented! First Tuesday of every month. We hope to
see you there! Stonewood Village, 17700 W Capitol Dr., Brookfield;
5-7p.m.; 262/264-0747; www.foodspot.com/thepastatree
Date Nite Thursdays! Every Thursday! Get an appetizer,
two entrees and a dessert to share for only $30! View our special
Date Nite Menu online! Sheridan’s, 5133 S. Lake Drive, Cudahy;
5-9p.m.; 414/747-9800; www.sheridanhouseandcafe.com
Fall BFA Exhibition An exhibition showcasing works by
students receiving their BFA degrees from the Department of Art &
Design. Re-opens: Jan. 25. University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Peck School of the Arts, 2400 E. Kenwood Boulevard, INOVA/Arts
Center; 414/229-4308; arts.uwm.edu
Fine Art Continually changing collection which features paintings,
drawings, and fine original graphic works from the 19th and 20th
centuries. Antique and classic posters, and outstanding regional
artists’ paintings and sculpture. DeLind Gallery of Fine Art, 450 E.
Mason Street, (located inside George Watts & Son, Inc.)
10a.m.-5p.m.; 414/271-8525; www.delindgallery.com
$5 Mojitos Every Tuesday night join us for $5 Mojitos! Trocadero
Gastrobar, 1758 N. Water Street; www.ztrocadero.com
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Happy Hour at Riverfront Pizzeria Bar & Grill! We’ve
enhanced our Happy Hour! Enjoy $3 Tap beer, $3 House wine, $5
Specialty Martinis, PLUS $3 off all appetizers. Riverfront Pizzeria
Bar & Grill, 509 E. Erie Street; 4-7p.m.; 414/277-1800; www.
foodspot.com/riverfront
Harley-Davidson Museum Package An overnight accommodation for one night; two admission tickets to the HarleyDavidson Museum; two complimentary audio tours at the
Harley-Davidson Museum; coffee table book: “Under Construction:
Building the Harley-Davidson Museum.” Within the walls of the
Harley-Davidson Museum, you will find motorcycles and artifacts
that tell the story of the company’s rich history and heritage. Total
package price starts at $199 + tax for double occupancy. Based on
availability. The Pfister Hotel, 424 E. Wisconsin Ave.;
414/273-8222; www.thepfisterhotel.com
Kohl’s Healthy Kids: It’s Your Move! exhibit Kids can
jump into a giant, interactive board game and play their way to a
healthy lifestyle in a new feature exhibit at the Betty Brinn Children’s Museum developed in partnership with Children’s Hospital
and Health System and brought to you by Kohl’s Department
Stores. Betty Brinn Children’s Museum, 929 E. Wisconsin Avenue;
414/291-0888; www.bbcmkids.org
Me and My BFF Package Hit the town with your BFF. Start the
evening with a fab dinner in Mason Street Grill and then get your
groove on among the many exciting establishments on Milwaukee
Street. Cap off the evening in Blu, the sassy and sophisticated
lounge on the 23rd floor of the Pfister. The next morning, detox in
WELL Spa + Janice Salon, where you will enjoy a 25% off discount
on any service. OMG! You and your BFF will enjoy: overnight
accommodations for one night; a $50 dining credit; two $10 gift
cards to Blu; overnight valet or self parking; 25% off any WELL Spa
+ Janice Salon Services. $209 + tax per night based on double
occupancy. The Pfister Hotel, 424 E. Wisconsin Avenue;
414/273-8222; www.thepfisterhotel.com
Mondays Bottles 1/2 off all bottles of wines! The
Pasta Tree Restaurant & Wine Bar, 1503 N. Farwell Avenue;
5-10p.m.; 414/276-8867; www.foodspot.com/thepastatree
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Mummies of the World The largest exhibition of mummies
and related artifacts ever assembled. This groundbreaking exhibition bridges the gap between past and present, showing how
science can shed light on the historical and cultural record around
the world. Featuring an astounding collection of 150 objects,
including real human and animal mummies and related artifacts
from South America, Europe, Asia, Oceania and Ancient Egypt,
Mummies of the World also demonstrates that mummification, both
through natural and intentional processes, has taken place all over
the globe, from the hot desert sands of South America to remote
European moors and bogs. Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W.
Wells Street; 414//278/2702; www.mpm.edu
“Mummies: Secrets of the Pharaohs” Part historic journey
and part forensic adventure, follow researchers and explorers as
they piece together the archaeological and genetic clues of Egyptian mummies. A real-life Indiana Jones adventure complete with
thieves and hidden treasure, this is a modern-day scientific journey
to extract clues about our past. Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W.
Wells Street; 414/319-4629; www.mpm.edu
Music Under Glass Concert Series Join us Thursdays for
concerts in the Show Dome. Enjoy live, local music and LED light/
sound shows. Great winter get-a-way. Food and drink available for
purchase. Concerts Thursday nights only. Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory - The Domes, 524 S. Layton Boulevard; 6-8p.m.;
414//649-9830; www.countyparks.com/horticulture
Paradise Landing Waterpark - Two Night Deal Located
in the Hilton Milwaukee City Center, Paradise Landing offers you
and your family a unique tropical getaway year-round. Since just
one night is not enough for all the fun in Paradise Landing, why not
stay two nights? This package includes up to five passes to Paradise Landing and this deal guarantees your access to Paradise
Landing starting at 2p.m. on your check-in date until 12p.m. on
your check-out date. Don’t forget the big kids. Take some time for
yourself and visit Milwaukee’s only private-suite spa just 11 blocks
from the Hilton Milwaukee City Center. Services are not included
with package, but cab fare is reimbursed. Hilton Milwaukee, 509 W.
Wisconsin Avenue; 414/271-7250; www.hiltonmilwaukee.com
Senior Day Every Tuesday of the month That means
more chances for you to win! Fire Keeper’s Club members 55 and
older will receive the following: First Tuesday: $5 FKC Reward Play
pre-loaded onto account and a premium item available at any Fire
Keeper’s Club booth. Second Tuesday: $5 FKC Reward Play and
$5 off at The Buffet or Food Court. Both offers are pre-loaded onto
account. Third Tuesday: $5 FKC Reward Play pre-loaded onto
account and the chance to win $75 in FKC Reward Play. Drawing
times are 7a.m., noon and 5p.m. Ten lucky guests will each win
$75 in FKC Reward Play to be used that day. Fourth Tuesday:
$10 FKC Reward Play pre-loaded onto account. Plus, all Club
members who hit a same-suit blackjack on Tuesdays from 7a.m.5p.m. will receive a premium item. First Tuesday: Hearts; Second
Tuesday: Diamonds; Third Tuesday: Spades; Fourth Tuesday:
Clubs. Harley-Davidson Museum: Want the fun to continue? Take
a free shuttle from the Casino to the Museum from 10a.m.-6p.m.
every Tuesday to take advantage of special admission rates and
packages for seniors. The shuttle runs every half hour. Potawatomi
Bingo Casino, 1721 W. Canal Street; 7a.m.-5p.m.; 800/paysbig;
www.paysbig.com/promotions/
Stars of the Pharaohs in the Daniel M. Soref
Planetarium To the ancient Egyptians, the stars were a part
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of the great circle of life, death and re-birth. They were the realm
of the gods and pharaohs who governed the Earth from the sky.
Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 West Wells Street;
414/278-/2702; www.mpm.edu
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Sunday Football Special Every Sunday now through the
Superbowl enjoy a 17”-3 topping pizza, small garlic bread and four
Miller or Leinie bottles or four sodas for only $24.99! Dine-in only.
(Offer not valid with other coupons or resaturant.com certificates)
Riverfront Pizzeria Bar & Grill, 509 E. Erie Street; 11a.m.-9p.m.;
414/277-1800; www.foodspot.com/riverfront
Marcus Center for the Performing Arts
First Stage Children’s Theater
Florentine Opera Company
Milwaukee Ballet
929 N. Water St., Milwaukee, WI 53202, 414/273-7206
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
Alverno Presents & Ko-Thi
Dance Company
Milwaukee Theatre
Alverno College, 39th St. and Morgan Ave.,
Milwaukee, WI, 414/382-6044
500 W. Kilbourn Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53203, 414/908-6003
World’s Shortest Happy Hour - available only at the Nomad World
Pub. From 4-4:15 every Monday through Thursday, EVERY
DRINK* is only $1! Yup. That’s right - $1. Like you needed an excuse to run out of work early. Does not include doubles, table beers
or bottles of wine. One drink per person, per order. Nomad World
Pub, 1401 E. Brady Street; 4p.m.; www.nomadworldpub.com
Bel Canto Chorus
1721 W. Canal St., Milwaukee, WI 53233, 414/847-7922
Yeah Der - Wine, Cheese and Beer! This walking, food tour
158 N. Broadway, Milwaukee WI, 53202, 414/291-7800
The World’s Shortest Happy Hour It’s back, baby! The
is a celebration of Milwaukee emerging from Brew City to a new
city! This compact (approx. 1.5 mile) tour has lunch and dinner tour
dates available. Tasting samples include appetizers, entrees, wine
and beer from a variety of restaurants. Tour guests will see highlights of East Town, Westown, Old World Third Street, and more!
Enjoy Milwaukee morsels on the move in the heart of downtown
with Tour Milwaukee. Tickets can be purchased online at www.
tourmilwaukee.net Downtown Milwaukee Tours; 414/232-9348;
www.tourmilwaukee.net
Northern Lights Theater
3195 S. Superior St., Milwaukee, WI 53207, 414/481-8801
Off-Broadway Theatre/Next Act Theatre
Bradley Center
1001 N. 4th St., Milwaukee, WI 53203, 414/227-0400
Schauer Arts & Activities Center
Broadway Theatre Center
Chamber Theatre
Renaissance Theaterworks
Skylight Opera Theatre
147 N. Rural Street, Downtown Hartford, WI, 262/670-0560 ext. 3
Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts
19805 W. Capitol Dr., Brookfield, WI, 262/781-9470
Latino Arts Theatre, Inc.
1028 S. 9th St., Milwaukee WI 53204, 414/384-3100
Milwaukee Repertory Theater
108 E. Wells St., Milwaukee, WI 53202, 414/224-9490
KITES
Sunset Playhouse, Inc.
800 Elm Grove Rd., Elm Grove, WI 53122, 262/782-4430
Tenth Street Theater/In Tandem Theatre
628 N. 10th St., Milwaukee, WI 53233, 414/271-1371
UWM Peck School of the Arts
2400 E. Kenwood Blvd., Milwaukee, WI 53211, 414/229-4308
since 1987
Gift of Wings Kite Store
M i lwa u k e e ' s o n ly f u l l-s e r v i c e k i t e s t o r e
single-line kites • sport kites • garden spinners/windsocks
kite accessories • kite doctor on duty • free kite-flying lessons
Custom kites & banners • birthday parties • school groups
Hours: 10 a.m. unt il dusk , Apr il-Novembe r, we athe r pe rmi t t ing
2011 Kite Festivals: Jan. 1; May 28-29; June 4-5 & 18; July 3; Sept. 10-11
M e m b e r o f t h e K i t e S o c i e t y o f WI & IL
414-273-5483 • w w w.gif tof wings.com
Milwaukee’s Only Pizza Manufacturing Tour
Fresh Pizza •Frozen Pizza •Specialty Food Items •Palermo Merchandise
Call 414.455.0383 For Tour Reservations
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Store Hours
9am-5pm Monday-Friday
3301 W Canal Street
Milwaukee, WI 53208
414.455.0347
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$................... Up to $10
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$$$............... Up to $20
$$$$.............. Over $20
DOWNTOWN
Afternoon Tea
Watts Tea Shop, 761 N. Jefferson St.,
800/747-9288 / $$
American
Applebee’s Neighborhood Bar
& Grill, 275 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/347-9125 / $$
Astor Street Fine Food
& Spirits, 924 E. Juneau Ave.,
414/278-8660 / $$
Avenue Bar & Grill, 611 W. Wisconsin
Ave., 414/273-7327 / $$
Bacchus, A Bartolotta Restaurant,
925 E. Wells St., 414/765-1166 / $$$
Bistro 333, 333 W. Kilbourn Ave.,
414/276-1234 / $$
Buck Bradley’s Saloon
& Eatery, 1019 N. Old World
Third St., 414/224-8500 / $$
Buckley’s Kiskeam Inn,
801 N. Cass St., 414/271-1111 / $$
Cafe at the Pfister, 424 E. Wisconsin
Ave., 414/273-8222 / $$
Milwaukee Chophouse, 633
N. 5th St., 414/226-CHOP / $$$$
Miss Katie’s Diner, 1900 W. Clybourn
Ave., 414/344-0044 / $$
Motor, Harley-Davidson Museum,
401 W. Canal St., 877/436-8738 / $$$
Smyth at the Iron Horse Hotel,
500 W. Florida St., 414/831-4615 / $$$
Sobelman’s Pub & Grill, 1900 W. St.
Paul Ave., 414/931-1919 / $
Sobelmans TallGrass Grill,
1952 N. Farwell Ave., 414/273-4727 / $
Tutto, 1033 N. Old World Third St.,
414/291-5600 / $$$$
American Bistro
Port of Call Bistro & Beer
Garden, 106 W. Wells St.,
414/273-7678 / $$$
Artful American
Kil@Wat, 139 E. Kilbourn Ave.,
414/291-4793 / $$$
Cafe at the Plaza,
1007 N. Cass St., 414/272-0515 / $
Asian
RuYi, 1721 W. Canal St.,
414/645-6888 / $$$
Cafe Racer, Harley-Davidson
Museum, 401 W. Canal St.,
877/436-8738 / $$
Asian Fusion
Sake Tumi, 714 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/224-SAKE (7253) / $$
The Eatery on Farwell, 2014 N.
Farwell Ave., 414/220-1110 / $$
Umami Moto, 718 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/727-9333 / $$$
Elsa’s On The Park, 833 N. Jefferson
St., 414/765-0615 / $
Belgian Cafe
Cafe Hollander, 2608 N. Downer Ave.,
414/963-6366 / $$
Envoy Restaurant & Lounge,
2308 W. Wisconsin Ave., 414/345-5015 / $$$
Hinterland Erie Street Gastropub,
222 E. Erie St., Ste. 100, 414/727-9300 / $$$$
John Hawks Pub, 100 E. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/272-3199 / $$$
Kathie’s Restaurant & Lounge,
633 W. Michigan St., 414/272-8410 / $$$
Menomonee Valley Food Court,
1721 W. Canal St., 414/645-6888 / $
Mi-key’s Milwaukee, 811 N. Jefferson
St., 414/273-5397 / $$$$
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Brazilian
Sabor Brazilian Churrascaria,
777 N. Water St., 414/431-3106 / $$$$
Breakfast
The Original Pancake House,
2621 N. Downer Ave., 414/431-5055 / $
Brew Pubs
Milwaukee Ale House,
233 N. Water St., 414/266-BEER / $$$
Rock Bottom Restaurant, 740 N.
Plankinton Ave., 414/276-3030 / $$$
Buffet
The Buffet, 1721 W. Canal St.,
414/847-7881 / $$
FISH FRY
Lakefront Palm Garden, 1872 N.
Commerce St. 414/273-8300 / $$
The Rouge, 424 E. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/273-8222 / $$
French
Bartolotta’s Lake Park Bistro,
3133 E. Newberry, 414/962-6300 / $$$
Chili
CHILI LILI’S CHILI BAR, 525 E.
Menomonee St., 414/897-0555 / $
Coffee Shops
Alterra Coffee Roasters,
1701 N. Lincoln Memorial Dr.,
414/273-3747 / $$
Caffe Decco, 2308 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/345-5010 / $
Dryhootch of America, Inc.,
1030 E. Brady St., 414/763-2785 / $
Kafevino, 330 E. Menomonee St.,
414/224-4900 / $$
Chez Jacques, 1022 S. 1st St.,
414/672-1040 / $$
Coquette Cafe, 316 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/291-2655 / $$$
Frozen Custard
Culver’s of Grand Avenue,
275 W. Wisconsin Ave., 414/289-0310 / $
German
Karl Ratzsch’s Restaurant,
320 E. Mason St., 414/276-2720 / $$$
Mader’s Restaurant, 1037-41 N. Old
World Third St., 414/271-3377 / $$$
COMEDY
Milwaukee’s Comedy Cafe, 615 E.
Brady St., 414/291-5600 / $$
Irish
Contemporary
Broadway Bakery & Cafe,
241 N. Broadway, 414/431-2880 / $$
County Clare Pub & Restaurant,
1234 N. Astor St., 414/272-5273 / $$
Contemporary Fusion
Roots Restaurant & Cellar,
1818 N. Hubbard St., 414/374-8480 / $$$
Continental
Metro Bar & Cafe,
411 E. Mason St., 414/225-3254 / $$$
Brocach Irish Pub & Restaurant,
1850 N. Water St., 414/431-9009 / $$$
Mo’s Irish Pub, 142 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/272-0721 / $$
Italian
Buca di Beppo, 1233 N. Van Buren St.,
414/224-8672 / $$$
The Cafe, 509 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/271-7250 / $$$
Palms Bistro & Bar,
221 N. Broadway, 414/298-3000 / $$$
Cafe La Scala, Italian Comm. Ctr.,
631 E. Chicago St., 414/223-2185 / $$
Sanford Restaurant, 1547 N.
Jackson St., 414/276-9608 / $$$$
Calderone Club, 842 N. Old World
Third St., 414/273-3236 / $$
Trocadero Gastrobar, 1758 N.
Water St., 414/272-0205 / $$
Carini’s La Conca d’Oro, 3468 N.
Oakland Ave., 414/963-9623 / $$$
Cuban
Cubanitas, 728 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/225-1760 / $$
Joey Buona’s, 500 N. Water St.,
414/272-8662 / $$$
Deli
Potbelly Sandwich Works, 135 W.
Wisconsin Ave., 414/226-0014 / $
Dinner Theater
Stackner Cabaret, Milwaukee
Repertory Theatre, 108 E. Wells St.,
414/224-1761 / $$$$
Donut Shop
Dunkin Donuts, 701 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/278-0442 / $
Libiamo Restaurant Tavern
& Hall, 221 W. Galena St.,
414/271-1155 / $$
Mimma’s Cafe, 1307 E. Brady St.,
414/271-7337 / $$
Osteria del Mondo, 1028 E.
Juneau Ave., 414/291-3770 / $$$
The Pasta Tree Restaurant
& Wine Bar, 1503 N. Farwell Ave.,
414/276-8867 / $$$
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Japanese
Benihana – Japanese Steakhouse
– Sushi Bar, 850 N. Plankinton Ave.,
414/270-0890 / $$$$
Five O’Clock Steakhouse,
2416 W. State St., 342-3553 / $$$$
Kiku Japanese Restaurant, 202
W. Wisconsin Ave., 414/270-1988 / $$$
Steak & Seafood
Mo’s…A Place for Steaks,
720 N. Plankinton Ave., 414/272-0720 / $$$
NANAKUSA Japanese Restaurant,
408 E. Chicago St., 414/223-3200 / $$$
Butch’s Old Casino
Steakhouse, 555 James Lovell St.,
414/271-8111/ $$$
Mexican
Botanas, 816 S. 5th St.,
414/672-3755 / $$
The Capital Grille Milwaukee,
310 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/223-0600 / $$$
Cafe El Sol, 1028 S. 9th St.,
414/384-3100 / $
Carnevor, 724 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/223-2200 / $$$$
Charro Tacos & Tequila, 729 N.
Milwaukee St., 414/431-5557 / $$
Mason Street Grill, 425 E. Mason St.,
414/298-3131 / $$$$
La Fuente, 625 S. 5th St.,
414/271-8595 / $$
Ward’s House of Prime, 540 E. Mason
St., 414/223-0135 / $$$
Rio West Cantina, 2730 N. Humboldt
Blvd., 414/562-5540 / $$
Pizza
Palermo’s Pizza, 3301 W. Canal St.,
414/643-0919 / $$
Sub Shops
Jimmy John’s,
737 N. Water St., 414/227-1166 / $
1344 E. Brady St., 414/272-3333 / $
1532 W. Wells St., 414/344-1234 / $
Riverfront Pizzeria Bar & Grill,
509 E. Erie St., 414/277-1800 / $$
Subway Cafe, 124 W. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/212-8495 / $
Rustico, 223 N. Water St.,
414/220-9933 / $$
tapas & burgers
PUB & Grill
Centercourt Pub & Grille, 1118 N.
4th. St., 414/226-2323 / $$
Red Rock Saloon, 1227 N. Water St.,
414/431-0467 / $$
STACK’D BURGER BAR, 170 S. First St.,
414/273-7800 / $$
The Red Accordion, 1137 N. Old World
Third St., 414/273-5700 / $$
WINE BAR
InDULGE WIne bar, 708 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/390-WINE (9463) / $$$
PUBS & CLUBS
Aura Lounge and Restaurant,
1011 N. Astor St. / 414/272-1011
Seafood
Harbor House, 550 N. Harbor Dr.,
414/395-4900 / $$$
Bar 333, 333 W. Kilbourn Ave.,
414/276-1234
Molly Cool’s Seafood Tavern,
1110 N. Old World Third Street,
414/831-8862 / $$$
Blu, 424 E. Wisconsin Ave., 414/273-8222
SMALL PLATE DINING
Distil, 722 N. Milwaukee St.,
414/220-9411 / $$$
Steak
Dream Dance Steak, 1721 W.
Canal St., 414/847-7883 / $$$$
Bar 360, 1721 W. Canal St., 414/847-7883
Branded, 500 W. Florida St., 414/374-4766
Bryant’s Cocktail Lounge,
1579 S. 9th St., 414/383-2620
Buckhead Saloon, 1044 Old World
3rd St., 414/390-0233
CHIC LOUNGE, 131 N. Jackson St.,
414/763-9994
CLEAR, 139 E. Kilbourn Ave.,
414/276-8686
Club Charlies, 320 E. Menomonee St.,
414/763-8548
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Fanatics Sports Central, 185 N.
Jefferson St., 414/220-8338
Nuovo Centanni, 218 N. Water St.,
414/221-6565
Fire Pit Sports Bar & Grill,
1721 W. Canal St., 414/847-7992
Old German Beer Hall,1009
N. Old World Third St., 414/226-2728
Garfield’s 502, 502 W. Garfield
Ave., 414/374-4502
Safe House, 779 N. Front St.,
414/271-2007
Horny Goat Hideaway, 2011 S.
1st St., 414/482-GOAT (4628)
Shakers Cigar Bar, 422 S. 2nd St.,
414/272-4222
Lobby Lounge, 424 E. Wisconsin Ave.,
414/273-8222
Suite, 1101 N. Old World Third St.,
414/270-9653
Lucille’s Rockin’ Pianos,1110 N.
Old World Third St., 414/225-0304
Thief Wine Shop & Bar,
400 N. Water St., 414/277-7707
Major Goolsby’s, 340 W.
Kilbourn Ave., 414/271-3414
Union Sports Annex,
Marquette University, 414/288-7202
Miller Time Pub, 509 W. Wisconsin
Ave., 414/271-BEER
Whiskey Bar, 788 N. Jackson St.,
414/312-8566
Milwaukee Brat House, 1013 N. Old
World Third St., 414/273-8709
Nomad World Pub,
1401 E. Brady St., 414/224-8111
south/airport
American
Beer Belly’s, 512 W. Layton Ave.,
414/481-5520 / $$
Chancery Pub & Restaurant, 4624 S. 27th St., 414/282-3350 / $
Cork ‘N Cleaver, 5311 S. Howell Ave.,
414/481-2400 / $$$
Harmony Inn the Village,
5601 Broad St., 414/423-6899 / $$
Houlihan’s, 6331 S. 13th St.,
414/570-3003 / $$
LakeCity Restaurant & Lounge,
5105 S. Howell Ave., 414/831-3659 / $$
American Bistro
Sheridan’s, 5133 S. Lake Drive,
Cudahy, 414/747-9800 / $$
European Continental
Cafe Centraal, 2306 S. Kinnickinnic
Ave., 414/755-0378 / $$
Frozen Custard
Culver’s of Milwaukee,
575 W. Layton Ave., 414/489-7777 / $
Kopp’s Frozen Custard,
7631 W. Layton Ave., 414/282-4312 / $
west
American
Chancery Pub & Restaurant, 7615
W. State St., Wauwatosa, 414/453-2300 / $
Chancery Pub & Restaurant,
2100 E. Mooreland Blvd, Waukesha,
262/549-1720 / $
Dave and Buster’s, 2201 N.
Mayfair Rd., 414/454-0100 / $$
RJ’s Garden & Grill, 2303 N. Mayfair
Rd., 414/774-2400 / $$
Saz’s State House, 5539 W.
State St., 414/453-2410 / $$
American bistro
Blue’s Egg, 317 N. 76th St.,
414/299-3180 / $$
Belgian Cafe
Cafe Hollendar, 7677 W. State St.,
414/475-6771 / $$
BREAKFAST
The Original Pancake House, 16460
W. Bluemound Rd., 414/771-3100 / $
Cajun/Creole
Maxie’s Southern Comfort,
6732 W. Fairview Ave, 292-3969 / $$$$
Altitude, 6401 S. 13th St.,
414/764-5300 / $$
Continental
Eddie Martini’s, 8612 Watertown Plank
Rd., 414/771-6680 / $$$
PUB & GRILL
Coach’s Pub ‘N’ Grill, 5356
S. 13th St., 414/281-8175
Kopp’s Frozen Custard,18880
W. Bluemound Rd., 262/789-9490 / $
NEW GLOBAL AMERICAN
Serbian
Three Brothers Restaurant,
2414 S. St. Clair St., 414/481-7530 / $$
Steak & Seafood
The Pub, 4747 S. Howell Ave.,
414/615-8069 / $$$
VEGETARIAN
CAFE TARRAGON, 2352 S. Kinnickinnic
Ave., 414/294-4300 / $$
PUBS & CLUBS
Bistro 545, 545 W. Layton Ave.,
414/482-4444
Scooter’s Sports Pub,
4747 S. Howell Ave., 414/481-8000
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Frozen Custard
Irish
Pizza
CRANKY AL’s, 6901 W. North Ave.,
Wauwatosa, 414/258-5282 / $$$
Pizzeria Piccola, 7606 W.
State St., 414/443-0800 / $$
Seafood
McCormick & Schmick’s, 2550 N.
Mayfair Rd., 414/475-0700 / $$$
Steak
Brewski’s Steakhouse, 3024 W.
Bluemound Rd., 414-312-7891 / $$$$
PUBS & CLUBS
RJ’s Lounge, 2303 N. Mayfair Rd.,
414/257-3400
northeast
American
Chancery Pub & Restaurant, 11046 N.
Port Washington Rd., Mequon, 262/241-3450 / $
Hubbard Park Lodge, 3565 N. Morris
Blvd., 414/332-4207 / $$
Ovation American Grill, iPic
Entertainment Center, 5800 N. Bayshore Dr.,
414/963-8779 / $$
Diner
Solly’s Grille, 4629 N. Port Washington
Rd., 414/332-8808 / $
Frozen Custard
Kopp’s Frozen Custard, 5373 N. Port
Washington Rd., 414/961-3288 / $
MEXICAN
Mo’s Irish Pub,10842 W. Bluemound Rd.,
414/774-9782 / $$$
COA - The HEART of mexican street
fOod, 5750 N. Port Washington Rd.,
414/291-3770 / $$
Italian
Seafood
Il Mito Trattoria & Enoteca,
6917 W. North Ave., 414/443-1414 / $$
Maggiano’s Little Italy, 2500 N.
Mayfair Rd., 414/978-1000 / $$$
Mr. B’s — A Bartolotta
Steakhouse, 18380 W. Capitol Dr.,
262/790-7005 / $$$
Ristorante Bartolotta,
7616 W. State St., 414/771-7910 / $$$
Mexican
Charro Tacos & Tequila,
17800 W. Bluemound Rd.,
262/782-7253 / $$
Jose’s Blue Sombrero, 20371 W.
Bluemound Rd., 262/432-6667 / $$
The Anchorage, 4700 N. Port Washington
Rd., 414/962-4710 / $$$
Devon Seafood Grill, 5715 N.
Bayshore Dr., 414/967-9790 / $$$$
North/northwest
American
Allgauer’s in the Park,
11600 W. Park Pl., 414/359-9823 / $$
outlying areas
American
Anvil Pub & Grille,
N70 W6340 Bridge Rd.,
Cedarburg, 262/376-2163 / $$
207 Gas Light Dr., Racine, 262/632-0533 / $
11900 108th St., Kenosha, 262/857-3540 / $
Geneva ChopHouse, 7036 Grand Geneva
Way Lake Geneva, 262/248-8811 / $$$
Grand Cafe, 7036 Grand Geneva Way,
Lake Geneva, 262/248-8811 / $
Brew Pubs
Delafield Brewhaus,
3832 Hillside Dr., 262/646-7821 / $$
Cruise Dining
Lake Geneva Cruise Line, 812 Wrigley
Dr., Riviera Docks, 800/558-5911 / $$$
Dinner Theater
Apple Holler Restaurant &
Showplace, 5006 S. Sylvania Ave.,
Sturtevant, 262/884-7100 / $$$$
The Fireside Dinner Theatre,
1131 Janesville Ave., Fort Atkinson,
800/477-9505 / $$$$
French
Cream & Crepe Cafe, N70 W6340
Bridge Rd., Cedarburg, 262/377-0900 / $$
German
Weissgerber’s Gasthaus,
2720 N. Grandview Blvd., Waukesha,
262/544-4460 / $$$
Italian
Ristorante Brissago, 7036
Grand Geneva Way, Lake Geneva,
262/248-8811 / $$$
Mexican
Jose’s Blue Sombrero,
6430 WashingtonAve., Racine,
262/886-5600 / $$
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