Before EDM and laser lights, the phrase “going to the club” had a bit of a different meaning, especially in the late 1800s.

The Hunting Moon Pow Wow celebrated its 13th year in Milwaukee late October. It kicked off Native American Heritage Month, which is taking place all November. (Video and audio below)

From meat market to a hub for the arts, a building in Walker’s Point will soon a major renovation. Arts@Large has acquired an 1890 building just south of National Ave. on 5th St. It will begin rehabbing the property later this month, eventually relocating its headquarters there.

Dan Lococo has always led an active lifestyle. When he was in his teens, he enjoyed riding his dirt bike in the local quarry, peeling around tight corners and taking on daring jumps.  He has raced in a stock car — on a professional course — just for the thrill of it.  And during the

It’s one of the most famous foods in the world — pizza. There are many styles of pizza, and you can get it almost anywhere. But believe it or not, there was a time when pizza wasn’t available in Milwaukee. And doesn’t seem that long ago.

Milwaukee native and educator Nakeysha Roberts Washington founded Genre: Urban Arts in 2016. (Read more below)

On October 15, Turner Hall hosted Los Sonidos Unidos. Los Sonidos Unidos, or “united sound,” was a benefit concert that raised funds for those effected by Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico and those who suffered from the earthquakes in Mexico in September. (Read more below)

In many ways, it all began here. Sure, in 1997, Colectivo (then Alterra) had a pop-up store at Bayshore Mall. But that was it. The coffee roasting was happening at a separate location on the South Side, and those iconic cafes we see today hadn’t been opened yet.

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Milwaukee has a new library.  And, as far as libraries go, it’s gorgeous. “It’s not your grandma’s library,” says OnMilwaukee’s Bobby Tanzilo, who visited the new branch ahead of its official opening ceremony over the weekend.