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Widespread Panic return to Brew City for 3 sold-out shows
Widespread Panic return to Brew City for 3 sold-out shows. Widespread Panic and its army of loyal Spreadheads were back at The Riverside Theater, one of the best indoor venues that the band plays, according to all lucky enough to get inside. Milwaukee always rolls out the red carpet for the Widespread Panic entourage with block parties before each show and late-night bands afterwards, October 23–25. The World Series also started Friday night a few blocks away.
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Bartolotta's Bar & Ristoro Lands at Milwaukee Airport, Replacing 2009 Favorite
Travelers passing through Concourse D at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport can now grab a plate of chicken Marsala starting at 4 a.m., thanks to the grand opening of Bartolotta's Bar & Ristoro on Thursday. The menu also features an Italian 75 cocktail. The new concept replaces Nonna Bartolotta's, the Italian spot that had served the gate area since 2009, and marks the latest expansion for one of Milwaukee's most recognizable restaurant names.
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Brewer’s Fans Toast Victory With Florida’s Natural Orange Juice
Mimosas are on the menu in Milwaukee as Florida Natural ponied up 12,000 cartons of orange juice to make good on its World Series wager with Johnsonville. Florida Natural shipped 20 pallets of its fresh orange juice after the Milwaukee Brewers won their historic first World Series title in Game 5 against the Tampa Bay Rays.
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Miller High Life brings dive bar parade float to Milwaukee streets for championship celebration
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) – Milwaukee baseball fans are living the High Life right now, and the celebrations are rolling through the city today. Following the team’s victory parade, Miller High Life is bringing the party to the streets with The Dive Bar Parade Float, a larger-than-life tribute to Milwaukee’s beloved neighborhood watering holes and the […]
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Newborns dress up as Brewers' Famous Racing Sausages for Halloween
MILWAUKEE, Wis. - As Wisconsin gears up for a festive Halloween weekend mixed with celebrations for the Milwaukee Brewers, some of the state's tiniest fans have joined in on the fun. NICU babies celebrate Halloween. The backstory:. Several newborns celebrated their first Halloween at neonatal intensive care units at Ascension...
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Shorewood Today Cover Photo Shoot Volunteers Needed
Participants will hold poster boards to spell out “OPEN” at the intersection of Oakland Avenue and Lake Bluff Boulevard. The photo shoot will take approximately 1 hour from 9:00 - 10:00 am on Thursday, November 5. Check in is outside of North Shore Boulangerie promptly at 9:00 am.
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WTMJ Conversations: Kimberly Hall shares how she began baking up magic in Milwaukee
Milwaukee pastry chef Kimberly Hall began competing on baking competition shows by accident, and has now appeared on multiple shows across Food Network and Netflix. She talked with WTMJ’s Libby Collins about her start in baking and competition shows, starting her own business, making birthday cakes for celebrities, and so much more on this delicious edition of WTMJ Conversations!
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Restaurants take hit during brilliant Brewers' run
Good morning, Earlier this week, I wrote a story about how, in the midst of the Brewers' historic postseason success , local restaurants have been struggling . (Full disclosure: I'm writing this the afternoon before Game 5 , so my biggest hope is that, as you're reading this, we're all celebrating a World Series championship.) I spoke with owners of typically bustling spots including Birch , CASSIS , Odd Duck , Maxie's , Nakama , Screaming Tuna , Story Hill BKC and Ca'Lucchenzo . And they all reported that, while they and their staff couldn't be more excited for this thrilling Brewers' run, their restaurants are taking a noticeable hit in the process. Local sports bars may be flooded with customers for each game, but at traditional restaurants, tables sit empty. And with the uncertainty of how many games this series will last, reservations haven't exactly been pouring in for future game days, either. I shared the story on my Instagram , and more messages from local restaurants poured in, all echoing the sentiments of the owners I spoke with. "It's rough out here in the streets. But go Brewers," said Dan Jacobs of EsterEv , DanDan and "Top Chef"
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Brunch Concept Eyes Third Ward Riverfront Spot After Two Previous Restaurant Tenants
A company called The Brunch Society LLC has filed plans to open a new brunch restaurant at 509 E. Erie St. in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward, taking aim at a riverfront space that has sat empty since December. The application, submitted to the city's Office of the City Clerk License Division, calls for new furniture, paint and flooring, though no menu items were included in the filing.
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The Mitchell Street Library is as vibrant as the community it serves
The library is more than just books, and our Books and Beyond series with Milwaukee Public Library (MPL) showcases just that. We share resources, book recommendations, and some cool stuff you might not know about. This month, we’re highlighting MPL's Mitchell Street Branch. "Mitchell Street has always been an...
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Gaijin pop-up, MKE Vegan Week and a mix of New York and Wisconsin
On This Bites, dining critic Ann Christenson from Milwaukee Magazine and Radio Milwaukee’s resident foodie Tarik Moody dig into the city’s culinary and restaurant culture to help you find new spots, old favorites and the best ingestibles around Milwaukee. It’s an especially inter-city episode of the podcast, as...