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SoundStage MKE is an audio walking tour that uses downtown Milwaukee as a backdrop for curated audio that explores the history of local landmarks.

Milwaukee-based artist Zach Pietrini and Memphis-based artist Mckenna Bray started their musical partnership planning a joint tour but were quickly forced to pivot to working virtually.

The Women and the Sea features Gloria, a woman who preserves the legacy of symbolic graves for those lost at sea, and Julieta, the only woman in all male fishing crew who goes out into the dangerous conditions to make a living.

When Geo Rutherford came to Milwaukee to earn her MFA in fine arts, her goal was to earn more as a teacher, but she gained more — a passion for and mission to help the Great Lakes.

Since taking over one of Milwaukee’s premiere downtown arts hub, Kendra Whitlock Ingram has worked to promote racial equity and inclusion through the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts and ensure that the theater is an inviting space for all Milwaukeeans.

Borders are complicated, and a new exhibit at the Museum of Wisconsin Art is exploring the idea of borders through art created by immigrants who now call Wisconsin home.

Milwaukee’s First Stage Theater has unveiled its first virtual short play in its new series, Amplify. The cast of Copper Horns In Water is made up almost entirely of students from the Indian Community School in Franklin.

Living with trauma and injustice is undoubtedly difficult. Those living with these experiences find different ways of overcoming them, and one way is…

A year ago, the COVID-19 pandemic shuttered many businesses. It also impacted independent artists and freelancers, like Barderies Hampton. She's a Black…

The Warner Grand Theatre opened in 1931 and immediately became Milwaukee’s fanciest movie theater. Its art deco lobby was meant to portray luxury and…