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Handicrafts made during the Great Depression are currently on display at the Museum of Wisconsin Art.The Great Depression was among America’s darkest…

While today is the 70th anniversary of D-Day, 2014 also commemorates the 50th anniversary of the death of another World War II icon – with strong ties to…

Libraries are known to be a treasure-trove of information new and old. Although the role the library plays in today’s society is shifting, Milwaukee…

Even in an increasingly digital world, there is still a place for the printed page. Two years ago, a group of writers and editors from around the Great…

The history of the Civil War is filled with familiar names, military leaders who planned and executed battles, war heroes, and political leaders from the…

Whether your jewelry was bought at your favorite store, passed down from your grandmother or handcrafted by yourself, it has some type of value in it. The…

With the tag line of “Wisconsin’s Right To Real Food”, leaders will speak tonight at Turner Hall.The theme of food freedom is meant to cultivate a broader…

Later this month, some of the top rowers in the country will descend on Wisconsin for the annual Milwaukee River Challenge.The challenge will draw throngs…

A new book and exhibit at the Milwaukee School of Engineering examines the work of 20th century German industrial painters.The Grohmann Musuem on the…

On Sunday, the Milwaukee-based Fine Arts Quartet will play its first concert of the 2014-2015 season. The concert is unique for the quartet, because it…