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Hingham, WI · Arts & Culture
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Art inspired by infertility, Recipes as epitaphs, Illustrating monsters
We talk about an exhibit in Milwaukee that explores the struggles with fertility. Then, we learn about the recipes included on tombstones around the country. And artist Mike Bass explains how he brings Wisconsin’s folklore monsters to life. Milwaukee exhibition explores struggles of infertility. An exhibition Milwaukee Institute of...
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This Milwaukee landmark was pieced together from a demolished downtown Chicago post office
The Basilica of St. Josaphat rises over Milwaukee’s South Side like something that belongs in another country. Its massive dome breaks the skyline of the Lincoln Village neighborhood, visible from blocks away. Polish immigrants built this church, and they didn’t cut corners. It remains an active Catholic parish...
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House of RAD — More Than a Place to Make Art
House of RAD in the Menominee River Valley is more than a collection of studios, a gallery, or a building filled with artists. It is a living, evolving community built by artists, for artists, around the belief that meaningful growth happens through participation. What makes hRAD different is its commitment to doing: creating, experimenting, collaborating, mentoring, sharing knowledge, and building opportunities together.
CBS 58
👹 Meet ‘Morbid Paul’: The Kenosha artist bringing monsters to life
KENOSHA, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Paul Hoepner has spent more than four decades turning his childhood fascination with monsters into an art form, creating frighteningly detailed masks by hand. CBS 58's Alex Corradetti joined Hoepner in his home studio in Kenosha. Hoepner spends countless hours sculpting creatures straight out of...
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Killer Mike to host Atlanta screening of documentary ‘Cycle’ on Oct. 23
In 2019, 18-year-old Ty’Rese West was shot and killed by a Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin police officer named Eric Giese. Six years later, his family is still looking for justice. A new documentary called “Cycle” tracks their journey. But “Cycle” isn’t just about Ty’Rese’s death. It’s about unpacking cycles of police violence that permeate this country, […] The post Killer Mike to host Atlanta screening of documentary ‘Cycle’ on Oct. 23 appeared first on Rough Draft® .
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Multi-platinum rock band Papa Roach coming to Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (WFRV) – Titans of the rock industry, the multi-platinum band Papa Roach is set to embark on a 30-date tour across the United States, which includes a stop in Wisconsin. Announced on Monday, Papa Roach will be hitting the road on the “Rise of the Roach Tour” starting on May 11 and performing […]
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Haunted Mini Golf with ghosts and goblins leading up to Halloween on the Summerfest grounds
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Milwaukee World Festival and Bars & Rec are bringing Haunted Mini Golf to Aurora Pavilion at Henry Maier Festival Park for seven nights, Oct. 22-25 and 29-31. The event has two 9-hole courses, a live DJ and seasonal food and drinks. It spent three years at...
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MKE Weekend Playbook: Oct. 23-25
Yes, we know — the biggest event in town this weekend happens at American Family Field as our Milwaukee Brewers host Game 1 of the 2026 World Series (Go, Crew!) Not a baseball fan? Or content with watching the highlights once you know how the game turns out? There are lots of other musical, magical, mystical things to do in the MKE region!
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America's Black Holocaust Museum spotlights Wisconsin's first Black architect
America’s Black Holocaust Museum is celebrating Wisconsin's first Black registered architect with a temporary exhibition called "Honoring Alonzo." During Alonzo Robinson Jr.’s 40-plus-year career, he designed churches, businesses, public buildings and more in Milwaukee and surrounding communities. Much of Robinson’s work went unrecognized. The exhibition seeks to...
Daily Reporter
Former Bay View library picked for apartment development
A former library in Milwaukee’s Bay View neighborhood would be redeveloped into 25 apartments under a proposal pending at City Hall. The former Llewellyn Library, 907 E. Russell Ave., would be remodeled and get an addition to accommodate that new use. That project needs a zoning change to allow...
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Tour The Brewers Murals Across Wisconsin
In 2024 the Milwaukee Brewers launched their “Community Mural Program,” collaborating with local artists and communities across Wisconsin to install public murals celebrating baseball, local history, and local identity, while transforming public spaces into celebrations of teamwork, belonging, and joy. Through partnerships with local artists and organizations, the club continues to expand its #BeyondTheDiamond efforts. See these amazing works of art for yourself on your next roadtrip around Wisconsin!
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Brew City Buzz: Events Happening Oct. 22-Oct. 28, 2026
A J.A.M. (Join the Art Making) event at Arts at Large in Milwaukee's Walker's point neighborhood. Not So Spooky Kids Book Swap a Dead Bird Brewing Co. Kids are encouraged to wear costumes at the craft brewpub 4-7 p.m. to trade books they have already read for new ones, do some trick-or-treating and go on a scavenger hunt. Adults can enjoy beer flights and pint pour specials. Everyone can nosh on discounted appetizers. Expect whatever spookiness present to be kept silly; learn more about it all via tinyurl.com/yc5htxsm.
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Brewers album ‘Fear the Beer’ blends country music and baseball
The Brewers are going to the World Series for the first time since 1982. In light of that, we're republishing this story from October 2025 about Nate Gibson, a Madison country musician who released "Fear the Beer: A Musical Salute to the Milwaukee Brewers" to celebrate the team. Nate Gibson...
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The Charming Wisconsin Toy Store Is Bursting With Everything Your Heart Could Ever Desire
There’s a yellow barn in Delafield, Wisconsin, that’s grinning at you from the side of the road, and honestly, you’re going to grin right back. The Smiley Barn is exactly what it sounds like, a place so cheerful and so packed with wonderful things that you’ll wonder how you ever spent a weekend without it.