In for Sandy, Libby Collins sits down with Grace Dugan from the Charles Allis art museum to discuss a very unique exhibit of movie and TV posters. Next, Eric Segnitz joins Libby to discuss Present Music welcoming Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter/musician Nathalie Joachim to lead their season finale. Finally, Dr. Seuss art representative Jes Steiner joins to discuss an exhibit going up in Whitefish Bay that he will be attending and interacting with fans at.

On this episode of What's on Tap...

- Tammy Bockhorst, Executive Director of East Town Association, shares this summer's lineup for Jazz at the Park!

- Neon artist Rosalie Phillips talks about her new exhibition!

- Sarah Weh from Wisconsin Craft and local artists Chris Jensen and Matthew Krause talk about the Morning Glory Art Fair.

- Former television producer Fran Weinstein shares stories from her new book, "Tortured Soles: High Heels, Low Expectations and the Hollywood Gossip Mill".

- A hunt for Bigfoot throughout the Bridges Library System.

On this episode of What's on Tap...

- WTMJ's Elizabeth Lintonen takes you to the red carpet of the 4th Annual Christian Yelich Home Plate Charity Event!

- Milwaukee filmmaker Pam Percy discusses her first documentary, "Finding Loren", about finding and recovering the remains of WWII pilot Loren Hintz.

- Artist Mauricio Ramirez breaks down how he's creating Milwaukee's Bob Uecker mural.

- Madison native Gabe Gronli shares his experience writing for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

- Milwaukee has been named the #1 city for creatives!

A chat with the artist behind the new Bob Uecker mural!

The Weekend Trend! Eyes to the sky... the kite festival is back and will be at Veteran’s Park this weekend! We also highlight Christian Yelich’s charity concert. Plus, more concerts including Brit Floyd! And free concerts as well.

Sunday What's on Tap: Inside the new mural honoring Mr. Baseball

Wait, what? The Weekend Trend! Sandy Maxx highlights the best events coming up this weekend including - Airplane! Is being screened at the Riverside Theater with Robert Hayes & Julie Haggerty in attendance for the Q&A. A few documentaries including one produced by a member of the Violent Femmes. Plus, a festival of flowers and art all over the state!

On this episode of What's on Tap…

Greater Milwaukee Fire and Police Pipes and Drums Bagpiper Gary Byers talks about an important event happening Wednesday.

Actors Ekene Ikegwuani and Silver Anderson discuss Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's production of "A Raisin in the Sun".

Filmmaker Pam Percy discusses her new film, "Bra-va: A Titillating History of Bras", plus a screening event on May 14th at the Oriental Theatre.

Local band Kitty Soft Paw celebrates the release of their new album, "Catalyst".

Musicians Brad Smith and Ian Ash discuss the Guitar Town Music Festival on June 13 in Waukesha and the Chad Smith Foundation!

A country legend is coming back to Wisconsin!

Sandy Maxx talks with Milwaukee filmmaker Pam Percy about her third documentary, Brava: A Titillating History of Bras, a film exploring the cultural and historical evolution of bras and women’s fashion.

They also discuss the upcoming screening on Thursday, May 14 at the Oriental Theatre in Milwaukee, which will include a showing of musician Victor DeLorenzo’s debut short film Mary For The Block, as well as a creative bra fashion show open to audience participation.

andy Maxx joins Libby to talk about the recently released Bank Five Nine Amphitheater Lineup for this year at State Fair!