Sandy Maxx gives an update on the heist heard round the world from the Louvre in Paris and then gives a history of art thefts in the Milwaukee area and beyond in the state of Wisconsin

On tonight's What's on Tap, Sandy Maxx goes through some weekend highlights, including reviews of "Bed and Breakfast of the Damned" and Andrew Dismukes, an SNL Cast member who performed at Milwaukee Improv. Sandy is joined by Festival City Symphony clarinet player Chris Zello and Festival City Symphony Board Chair Marie O'Shea to discuss the “Haunted Harmonies” Halloween Pajama Jamboree free concert on Wednesday at Marcus Performing Arts Center's Bradley Pavilion. In Hour two, Sandy is joined by Marcus Performing Arts Center Vice President of Marketing & Communications Lory Bowman to preview of "Les Miserables" and other upcoming performances. Finally, Milwaukee Public Museum Director of Communications Madeline Anderson joins to chat about the museums Trick or Streets event on Thursday and 3 Rivers Powwow Saturday to kick off Native American History Month.

What's On Tap Weekend: Ghosts, Ticks, and Zombies

Sandy Maxx joins Wisconsin's Morning News on October 23rd with a weekend preview of pumpkin carving, Cemetary Flashlight Tours, a Fear Garden, and other Halloween-themed celebrations to make the most of the spookiest of seasons! Plus, concerts and stand-up and improv comedy to look forward to this weekend.

This episode is full of local stories, free resources, and fall fun! We kick things off with creative trick-or-treat costume ideas, then chat with Deb Marett from the Milwaukee County Federated Library System about BadgerLink, Wisconsin’s free online resource for magazines, research tools, historic newspapers, and more. Deb also shares updates on her personal art projects before we welcome Dustin Hicks and Jocelyn Nunez from Visit Brookfield to talk about Dine-In Brookfield—eight nights of dining deals, prizes, and authentic local restaurants that celebrate the city’s one-of-a-kind food scene. Plus, we’re giving away Fiddler on the Roof tickets from Skylight Music Theatre, featuring “The Song You Need to Hear,” “Rich Girl” by Gwen Stefani, and wrapping up with even more Halloween events and costume inspiration!

Dustin Hicks and Jocelyn Nunez from Visit Brookfield to talk about Dine-In Brookfield — eight nights of delicious deals celebrating the city’s vibrant local dining scene. Discover how to grab your Dine-In Pass at VisitBrookfield.com, win exclusive prizes and merch, and explore authentic, family-owned, and Wisconsin-based restaurants. Now in its 7th edition, this community favorite continues to highlight what makes dining in Brookfield truly meaningful.

Deb Marett from the Milwaukee County Federated Library System shares the big benefits of using BadgerLink — Wisconsin’s free online gateway to magazines, research tools, historic newspapers, and more. Learn how students, teachers, and researchers use this state-funded resource for school projects, genealogy, and even car repairs.

Sandy Maxx sits down with Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel Bar Proof Pizza Manager Ainslie Evans to discuss the restaurant and what makes it stand out in downtown Milwaukee. Also, are pineapples acceptable on pizza? You may or may not like Ainslie's answer...

On a shortended What's on Tap prior to the Bucks first game of the season, Sandy Maxx goes through some of the events in this Bucks tip-off week around Milwaukee, then she sits down with Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel Bar Proof Pizza Manager Ainslie Evans to discuss the restaurant and what makes it stand out. Finally, a song from Widespread Panic, who is once again returning to Milwaukee to perform.