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The Under-The-Radar Donut Spot In Wisconsin That Keeps The Display Case Moving Fast
My self-control lasted exactly one glance at the display case at Donut Squad in Milwaukee. This is the under-the-radar donut spot where the trays keep shifting, the favorites sell out fast, and you can feel the pace the second you walk in. It is not a sleepy, take-your-time bakery situation,...
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This Charming Beer Garden In Wisconsin Is Like Stepping Back In Time
Sometimes the best time machine runs on bratwurst and beer instead of plutonium. The Milwaukee Brat House in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, isn’t just serving food and drinks; it’s serving up a hefty portion of nostalgia with a side of gemütlichkeit that’ll make your heart sing “Roll Out the Barrel.”
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Landmark Credit Union Live officially opens in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE - Landmark Credit Union Live, Milwaukee's newest concert venue, opened its doors on Friday. And with the Bucks playing next door at the same time, the whole area was hopping. What they're saying:. Fans flocked to Fiserv Forum to watch the team play the New York Knicks, and music...
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Milk Can Hamburgers sets its sights on Downtown Milwaukee
It was April of 2021 when Ryan Oschmann, Laurie Oschmann, Andy Meinen, and operating partner, Jared Eggener, opened the brick-and-mortar location of Milk Can Hamburgers & Frozen Custard at S73W16770 W. Janesville Rd. in Muskego. But it looks as if you won't have to drive to Muskego for a Milk...
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Tiffany's Dessert Bar moves to shared kitchen in Mequon, makes room for more orders and catering season
MEQUON, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Tiffany's Dessert Bar opened in 2019 after Tiffany Gilmore found her passion for baking. Since then, she's grown the business into a successful catering business and expanded to a mobile dessert bar. You can book Tiffany's Dessert Bar for an event or celebration, but it...
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IT'S TIME TO ROCK: Applications For Annual 'Rockonsin' Are Now Open!
Each summer, Wisconsinites anticipate Milwaukee’s Summerfest grounds filling up with national headlining acts. For some, this also means watching students – or their fellow peers – in grades 7-12 take to the big stage. For its 22nd year, Rockonsin will continue with its annual call for the...
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Milwaukee's February 2026 Restaurant News
Jordanian-based Al Hamawi plans to open its first Middle Eastern coffee shop in Wisconsin. Located at the former Kim’s Thai spot at 938 W. Layton Ave., Al Hamawi will feature coffee, Arabian sweets, chocolate, dried fruits, nuts and more. Al Hamawi currently operates three cafes in Illinois. A Milwaukee...
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52 restaurants (week 9): Heirloom
It’s as important as ever to support the amazing local restaurants we have in our beautiful city. And there’s no better way to do so than committing to patronize them throughout the year. I’ve composed a list of 52 amazing restaurants to guide you on your journey. Try just one of these every week and you’ll have visited them all by the end of 2026.
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Major events planned in downtown Milwaukee Friday
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Things to do around Wisconsin: Ballet comedy, Fringe Festival, Baconfest
WISCONSIN — Here's what's happening in Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay and beyond this weekend:. Saturday, Feb. 28 at 7:30 p.m. Marcus Performing Arts Center, 929 N. Water Street, Milwaukee. The male dancers behind Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo are coming to Milwaukee. Highlighting impressive ballet technique with laugh-out-loud...
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Competition cooking, a new restaurant from RED and 'Shamilton'
Editor's note: Below is the Thursday, Feb. 26 edition of the Food & Culture newsletter. Our $20 Dining series, this week featuring Mishqui Peruvian Bistro, is exclusive to newsletter subscribers. If you want to receive the newsletter in your email inbox every Thursday (it's free!), subscribe at captimes.com/newsletters. Repping Wisconsin...
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Dining Review: The Studio Kitchen & Cocktails
Recent changes to the main restaurant at Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel signal less of a reinvention and more of a realization. The restaurant that preceded it, Aria, was certainly convenient if you were going to a show at the Rep, but it didn’t – to me, anyway – feel like a destination unto itself.
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Jewish Museum will host "48 Jews" portrait exhibition
"48 Jews: Layers of Identity," an exhibition of painted portraits by artist Jac Lahav, will open at the Jewish Museum Milwaukee on March 6. The show, which runs through Sept. 6, includes portraits of activists, scientists, musicians, writers, athletes, political leaders and artists that attest to the diversity of Jewish identity.
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Hit the slopes without leaving Downtown: Upper Bar hosts Après-Ski Party, Feb. 2
Skip the lift lines and trade your snow boots for city views! Upper Bar, 111 E. Kilbourn Ave., brings the mountains to downtown Milwaukee with a high-energy après-ski party on Saturday, Feb. 28, starting at 2 p.m. No skis, snow, or special skills required. Just show up ready to sip, snack and socialize.
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A Local Stand-Up Comedy Club Makes a Major Move
It’s not a joke: The Laughing Tap is relocating, and it’s not (entirely) because of the rent. Come March, the independent stand-up comedy club will reopen in the historic George Watts & Son Building (761 N. Jefferson St.) near Cathedral Square Park. And sure, the rising rent at the club’s Walker’s Point location added pressure, but co-owner Matt Kemple says the move was driven by growth, not financial strain.
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Milwaukee's St. Patrick's Day returns March 14 with CBS 58's Michael Schlesinger and Alexis Staniec in attendance ☘️
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Milwaukee's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade returns Saturday, March 14 along with several events happening beforehand. The 58th annual parade -- presented by the Shamrock Club of Wisconsin and Westown Association -- steps off on West Wisconsin Avenue at North Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and travels a mile-and-a-half long route through downtown’s entertainment districts before ending on North Water Street at Highland Avenue.