Executive Director Kristin Jenders joins What’s On Tap w/ Sandy Maxx to share how Donna Lexa Art Centers use creativity to support and connect veterans. Through hands-on art programs, the centers provide space for healing, self-expression, and community, honoring those who’ve served by helping them find new ways to tell their stories through art.

Tonight on What's on Tap w/ Sandy Maxx, Filmmaker Manny Marquez and Marine veteran artist Anthony Marquez share their powerful story behind Make Peace or Die: Honor the Fallen, a locally produced documentary now streaming on PBS Passport. The brothers’ project honors fallen heroes while exploring the lasting impact of service and the healing power of art.

In a special Veterans Day spotlight, Skylight Music Theatre Executive Director Susan Varela and Artistic Director Michael Unger join What's on Tap w/ Sandy Maxx in studio to share how their partnership with the Gary Sinise Foundation honors those who serve. They also preview their vibrant new production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, a story of resilience, hope, and community, perfect for the season of gratitude.

From galleries to gathering spaces, Saint Kate - The Arts Hotel is Milwaukee’s hub for inspired events. Paul Cimoch joins What's on Tap w/ Sandy Maxx to share how the hotel’s artistic energy shapes everything from intimate dinners to large celebrations, creating experiences as creative and colorful as the art on the walls.

What’s On Tap w/ Sandy Maxx honors Veterans Day with stories of creativity, healing, and community. Discover how Wisconsin’s arts scene supports those who’ve served, from the Donna Lexa Art Centers’ veterans programs to Skylight Music Theatre’s partnership with the Gary Sinise Foundation. Plus, we explore Saint Kate - The Arts Hotel’s stunning event spaces, meet the Marquez brothers behind the moving PBS documentary Make Peace or Die, and give away tickets to A Motown Christmas!

Sandy Maxx is joined by the founders of the newest local live venue, The Argo in Whitefish Bay. Learn the history of the sinking of the S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald and the vessel's unique ties with Milwaukee in a conversation with Wisconsin Marine Historical Society President, Todd Gordon.

Sunday What's on Tap: Meghan Markle's Return to Acting... Sort of

What's on Tap w/ Sandy Maxx brings a mix of music, movies, and memories this fabulous Friday night! Hear about her unforgettable chats with Downton Abbey stars Hugh Bonneville, Allen Leech, and Kevin Doyle, plus celebrate Wisconsin pride with Bon Iver’s latest Grammy nod. Then, Steve March-Tormé shares heartfelt stories about growing up with his legendary dad, Mel Tormé. Plus, a look ahead to Journey’s can’t-miss night at Fiserv Forum.

Catch the best of Milwaukee this weekend on What’s On Tap w/ Sandy Maxx! We explore plant-based dining with vegan ambassador Stephanie Vienonen, uncover the heroic story of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald, highlight festive community events like Metal Mayhem and the Racine Tree Lighting, and cheer on local theater productions, tribute shows, and performances by groups all across Milwaukee. Food, history, and the arts: all in one lively episode!

What's On Tap w/ Sandy Maxx cheers on Milwaukee’s performing arts scene, from the Peck School of the Arts’ dark new production In Darkness Show and First Stage’s historical drama Rows of Treason, to The Constructivists’ final weeks of Breakfast of the Damned. Plus, don’t miss The Fab Four tribute lighting up the Pabst Theater and the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra in full swing. Break a leg, everyone!