March 3, 2025
Visit Milwaukee
MIlwaukee is about two hours away from Green Bay, a short drive. It is a bustling destination full of entertainment and adventure. Whether you’re a history buff, an art lover, a foodie, or someone who enjoys traveling, Milwaukee may genuinely have something extraordinary for you, for everyone!
MARCH EVENTS
Saturdays: Milwaukee’s Festival City Symphony offers free “accessible-to-all” concerts every Saturday at the Bradley Symphony Center.
March 21: The 12th Annual Milwaukee’s Blues Festival, which will take place at the Riverside Theater at 8 p.m., is a unique night of moving lyrics and guitar-driven accompaniment.
- March 21-23: Milwaukee March Madness: Fiserv Forum will host the NCAA basketball games this year.
PLACES
Milwaukee Art Museum: Renowned for its stunning architecture and impressive collection of artworks, the Milwaukee Art Museum is a must-visit for visitors and art enthusiasts alike.- Milwaukee Public Museum: Experience, explore, and discover history, culture, and innovation in “Wisconsin’s largest natural history museum.”
- “Slice of Ice” at Red Arrow Park: Free outdoor ice skating (with your own skates) transforms winter nights into a magical adventure! Glide beneath the city’s skyline, creating unforgettable memories of joy and exhilaration. Skates, skating aides, and mobility sleds available to rent.
FOOD
Milwaukee has some great eateries with a relaxed atmosphere are off the beaten path, and the food … ¡delicioso!
- Café Corazon: Wonderful ambiance, authentic Latin dishes, and reasonable prices.
- Classic Slice: This pizza spot is a must. It has an existentialist vibe.
- Milwaukee Public Market: Indulge in delicious flavors at their community events and experience the vibrant world of artisanal and ethnic food!
—Mia Perez-Behringer