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Riverside Theater is a concert hall located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The venue seats 2,460 people and hosts many different musical artists and shows. It is leased by the Pabst Theater Foundation.HistoryThe building, which opened in 1928, was designed by local architects Charles Kirchoff and Thomas Rose, who designed many theaters, including the Palace Theater in New York City. The theater underwent major renovations in 1984.
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UW–Milwaukee Panther Arena is an indoor arena located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The arena, which seats as many as 12,700 people and offers 41,000 feet of floor space, is part of a larger downtown campus, that includes the Milwaukee Theatre and Wisconsin Center.The arena was part of the MECCA Complex from 1974 until the 1995 opening of the Midwest Express Center.HistoryIt opened in 1950 and was one of the first to accommodate the needs of broadcast television. It was folded into MECCA (The Milwaukee Exposition, Convention Center and Arena) when the complex opened in 1974. It is also known for its former unique basketball court painted by Robert Indiana in 1978, with large rainbow 'M's taking up both half-courts representing Milwaukee.Since the 1960s, the Arena has held a number of concerts by high-profile performers. On September 4, 1964, The Beatles played their only Milwaukee concert, at the Arena, to a sold-out crowd of screaming fans. Folk-rock icon Bob Dylan played a two-night stand there in mid-October as part of his Fall 1981 tour.It was home to the Milwaukee Hawks (1951–55) and the Milwaukee Bucks of the NBA (1968 to 1988), and hosted the 1977 NBA All-Star Game before an audience of 10,938. The venue was also home to Marquette University's men's basketball team along with the International Hockey League Milwaukee Admirals. These teams all moved to the BMO Harris Bradley Center upon the newer arena's opening in 1988.
Located in the heart of the city at the intersection of North Broadway and Michigan Avenue, the hotel is perfectly situated for business and leisure. Book your next stay or group with us at 414-271-6611.
This is the place that your grandpa wants you to hang out! If you are without gramps these days, George will fill in. He is the jack of all trades... Korean vet, survivor of the deep tunnel explosion, covers Johnny Cash better than Cash himself, historic Milwaukeean, lady's man, and quite the damn showman. Never a dull moment when George is in the house.
Welcome to a place that defines the new urban rustic. A place where exposed cream city brick, and floor-to-ceiling windows tell a rich and elegant history of the city. Create the event of a lifetime in the most sought after venue in downtown Milwaukee – invite your guests to celebrate at Cuvée!
Tuesday - Thursday $5.00 Cover Per Person. Fri & Sat $10 Per Person.
The Box is a one-of-a-kind event venue located in the heart of downtown Milwaukee. The 3,500-square-foot loft space features cream city brick walls, soaring ceilings, polished wood floors and portrait windows with picturesque views of Milwaukee. The Box offers a flexible, open-concept floor plan to accommodate a wide range of events — from corporate gatherings to social soirees.
Next Act Theatre has established itself as one of the premier professional theatre companies in Milwaukee, producing exceptional quality theatre that our patrons expect. The plays we choose are passionate, often bold, sometimes humorous, and always up-close-and-personal presentations of life. Next Act performs at their new home, 255 S. Water St., Milwaukee.
The gallery focuses on contemporary paintings, works on paper and sculpture. Both abstract and representational works are featured, as well as surrealism. Featured artists include well-established artists along with emerging regional and national talents. In addition, the gallery features an exquisite selection of African art, including sculpture, masks, textiles, beadwork and utilitarian items. The Elaine Erickson Gallery is a member of the Milwaukee Art Dealers Association. It was established in 1994 in suburban Milwaukee, originally under the name Studio 613 Fine Arts. Now located in the city's Third Ward Arts District just south of downtown, the gallery is part of a vibrant and artistically diverse community. Converted warehouses and pedestrian-pleasing streetscapes make for an inspiring blend of old and new - a rich mix of cultural, residential and commercial activity. If you cannot make our normal business hours, please feel free to contact me to make an appointment. To inquire about featured artists or a specific work of art, please contact me. We hope to see you at the gallery soon.
MakeShift is a monthly series of maker nights, including demos, hacks, and DIY projects - for adults only. Event time: 6-9PM Ticket prices $10 To purchase tickets, please visit http://www.bbcmkids.org/events/74
Machines There’s just something about them. Moving gears, robotic functionality, structure in motion. Bits and parts winding, cranking and coalescing in perfect harmony to become something greater. Inert materials fused in dynamic kinesis. How things work and how they relate to one another to engineer the world around us has always fascinated me. This innate curiosity for invention and utility drives me to tinker and examine and deconstruct in order to discover the true nature of existence…and then forge it into something new. As an artist, my reverence for constitution and function electrifies my creative sensibilities, leading me to find inspiration in all things mechanical, from industrial architecture and historical mechanisms to the greatest machine of all—the human body. Through innovative uses of collage and assemblage, I seek to explore the parallels between technology, the human environment and the mortal condition. Layering wood, paint, graphite, paper, giclée prints and found objects together into beautifully intricate compositions, I meld nature and artifice into surreal worlds of organic automatons and living structure. I want to know what makes things tick, and find ways to make them tick in an unexpected, yet inspiring new way. Taking apart my environment and my being to discover their inner workings and all the moving parts beneath, then reconnecting the pieces in new configurations to create living, breathing machines of high art. That’s how I work. Born in Kenosha, WI, I moved to Milwaukee in 2001 to attend the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design. During my senior year, my studio began attracting attention from visitors and students from various tours. Eventually, these impromptu gatherings led to my “unofficial” position as MIAD tour guide. I introduced countless students and families to a more candid view of the school and its various majors. Just before graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Art in Illustration, I received the Best in Show Award for my Senior Thesis series. This led to invitations to guest speak on alumni panels ranging in topic from “After Graduation” to “Freelancing as a Creative Professional.” Speaking to students motivated me to become a mentor and instructor with Hanson Dodge’s On Ramp MKE program. Since then, I’ve illustrated professionally as a fashion apparel designer and freelance designer. I set myself apart as a designer by hybridizing my traditional drawings and paintings with digital collages and typography. Quickly gaining international recognition for this technique, I was selected to be represented by the prestigious Keystone Design Union, the world’s largest private design society. I’ve participated in exhibitions such as the Nu Visual Language in Southampton, UK and Miami, FL. More recently, after winning a spot in the Weapons of Mass Creation Festival by worldwide popular vote, I went on to serve as a finalist in the Pfister Artist in Residency program. Working and exhibiting, I was also an affiliate artist with the Plaid Tuba. Recently became an artist in residence at Flux Design where manage the Mingadigm and create my work.
the Madison//Milwaukee Noize Collective Presents: #blackout http://www.facebook.com/zeeblackout http://twitter.com/mnc_blackout [PAST #blackout PICTURES (get a feel for the party) GO HERE> https://www.facebook.com/zeeblackout/photos_albums] >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 18+ 21+ w/ ID to drink. originally a lobby party, now mutated into something BEYOND AWESOME. No Dancers. No extras. Just Black Light, Lazers and DJs. **** See event page for more details on cover ******LADIES FREE ENTRY UNTIL 11pm WHITE or NEON clothes encouraged. RESIDENT >> ---------------- APPLE COUNTRY [MNC, KillCat Presents, #RealNoize, iRave] http://www.facebook.com/djapplecountry http://www.mixcloud.com/applecountry http://soundcloud.com/apple-country --------------------------------------------------------------------- ********************************************** #blackout PARTY DATES [2014]: [tHuRsDaYs] Jan 16th Feb 13th March 27th April 10th May 15th #blackout PARTY DATES [2013]: [tHuRsDaYs] Jan 31st Feb 28th March 28th April 24th May 9th June 13th July 11th Aug 29th Sept 12th Oct 10th Nov 21st Dec 12th #blackout PARTY DATES [2012]: [tHuRsDaYs] May 31st June 21st July 5th July 26th Aug 9th Sept 20th [Massive edition] Oct 24th [special Wednesday edition] Nov 29th Dec 13th Past Resident(s): THE DEMIX [MELT] http://www.facebook.com/thedemixlives http://www.thedemixlives.com/ http://soundcloud.com/thedemix ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ********************************************** :: 18+ :: 21+ w/ID to Drink :: Light/Hoops/Glowsticks welcome and encouraged. :: NO BAD VIBES, WEAPONS OR BULLSHIT. Support: Madison Noize Collective [Add] www.facebook.com/madisonnoizecollective Milwaukee Noize Collective Page: http://www.facebook.com/MilwaukeeNoizeCollective Group: http://www.facebook.com/groups/49912107235/
The Artist Factory is a multi-purpose studio located in the heart of Walker's Point (228 S 1st St.) serving as the home to MKE Unplugged, Wet Canvases and Rhythm & Rhymes. There's only one requirement when visiting The Artist Factory and that is that you allow your creativity to flourish. The space is equipped with a fully-functioning recording and production studio; live performance space with 100+ seat capacity; and more. Consider The Artist Factory for your next event and let us ensure it's an unforgettable experience.
Paint. Sip. Socialize. Wet Canvases is the hot new hang out for people looking for alternative entertainment venues with an eclectic flair. Whether you’re a master artisan or a budding painter, you are guaranteed to have fun! Our expert instructors ensure each student has the tools and direction to create their best interpretation of art. Wet Canvases is just the right place for your girls’ night out, family function, birthday party, corporate team building platform, or just a night on the town! Uncork your creative juices and let your inner artist flow….
The Rumor Upbeat Lounge vision is to provide premier service and unique cocktailing experience to all guest in the comfort of a successful, upbeat lounge.
You've seen RENT, you've seen Fiddler on The Roof, you’ve seen Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and you've asked yourself.... "Man, wouldn't this be better if it kept me laughing, too?" Now you can see a brand new Musical Comedy every month, fully improvised! Come see some of Milwaukee's best improvisers create a whirlwind story in song and dance right before your eyes, based solely on the audience’s suggestions! Plus, the show is accompanied by a 4-piece band that improvises songs you've never heard before! Located at the Comedy Sportz Milwaukee arena (420 S 1st Street) $5.00 general seating (cash only at the door) Some shows may contain adult themes. We suggest 17 years and up. Full bar and food service available. Call 414-272-8888 to reserve seats or for further information. Hope to see you there!
ComedySportz is an all Improv, all suggestion based comedy show, fun for all ages. Two teams of "Actletes" get suggestions from the audience, create scenes onstage, and compete for your laughs! You decide what each scene is about, you decide who you think is funnier, and you decide who wins! If you haven't guessed yet-- the most important part of the show is YOU! Bring your kids, bring your grandma, bring your friends, hey! Bring the whole office! We also have special pricing for groups that are over 20 people! Call for more info!