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A new exhibition, "Building Bronzeville: Milwaukee's Black Arts Movement," is open at Gallery 507 in Bronzeville. It showcases over 40 works from artists and activists who were part of the movement spanning the late 1960s to the early 1980s. The show aims to expand Bronzeville’s legacy as a Midwest artistic hub.
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Milwaukee Oktoberfest is arriving at Maier Festival Park this weekend. Bert Lauderdale discussed his role in the festival and encouraged people to visit the lakefront area.
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Milwaukee residents are sharing memories of past local events they wish would return to the city. Conversations were sparked by a Facebook post from Aziz Abdullah, co-founder of INPOWER Solutions. Residents mentioned wanting back events like UniverSoul Circus and the African World Festival.
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Wisconsin Classic Stage is presenting the Milwaukee premiere of Gertrude Stein’s opera, “Doctor Faustus Lights the Light.” The performance takes place at Calvary Presbyterian Church on October 30th. Director Cole Castine's immersive staging explores modernist poetics and questions about AI.
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A DIY game-developer has created a virtual map of Milwaukee's East Side, recreating its look from 1994 for the PC game Cream City Chaos: Origins. The open-world game allows players to explore and experience the neighborhood through absurd mini-games and encounters with various subcultures.
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The Milwaukee Art Museum opened "The Shakers: A World in the Making," an exhibition featuring over 150 objects. It showcases Shaker furniture, tools, and textiles alongside contemporary art. The show explores themes of communal living, craftsmanship, and intentional design.
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Allison Jornlin will launch her new book, "In the Shadow of City Hall," a collection of true Milwaukee ghost stories. This event coincides with the free Milwaukee Paranormal Conference (MKE Paracon) on October 17th at Kochanski’s Beer Garden.
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Milwaukee Repertory Theater received a $12.54 million boost to its endowment following a fundraising challenge from philanthropists Ellen and Joe Checota. This funding, which included matching gifts from 38 additional donors, helps ensure the production of world-class theater in Milwaukee.
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The Frankly Music chamber series begins its 23rd season with "Soul of a Nation: An American Portrait." The program features music and narration exploring the ideals and identity of America. The centerpiece is the Milwaukee premiere of Victoria Bond's concerto for Thomas Jefferson.
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A new exhibition titled “Building Bronzeville: Milwaukee’s Black Arts Movement” opened at Gallery 507. It showcases over 40 works by Black artists from 1967 to 1981, exploring the movement's creative output. The display mixes various art forms and community ephemera.
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Cute Robot Japanese Kitchen has permanently closed its doors after operating for just over two years at 704 S. 2nd St. The owners cited financial challenges as the reason for the closure. The restaurant, which opened in August 2024, specialized in yoshoku, a style of Japanese comfort food.
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This weekend offers several local events in Milwaukee, including Harbor Fest celebrating the waterways. Other activities include Bay View Gallery Night transforming southside businesses into art galleries, Doors Open Milwaukee exploring city buildings, and the Milwaukee World Oddities Expo at the Baird Center.
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