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The duo’s creations celebrate the playfulness of bold colors, warmth of nostalgic imagery and sacredness of queer joy, giving themselves and others room to connect with their inner younger self.
Two curious collectors’ worlds collide in Walker’s Point, where Melon Books and Bughouse MKEcohabit a neatly curated retail space.
Whether it’s an artist selling wares at Busias XOXO, learning about cooking at Dragon Pitt BBQ, or just making friends at The Tulip Tavern, these institutions ensure Racine has a place for everyone.
Since 1981, Irish Fest has annually celebrated Irish culture and its impact on Milwaukee at the Lakefront.
Local students share how UNCF scholarships and the Empower Me Tour paved the way for debt-free college journeys and bright career aspirations ahead of the annual Walk for Education.
Known as “the People’s Holiday,” the Riverwest 24 is a 24-hour bike race, team-building exercise, multi-block party and celebration of community around the Riverwest neighborhood that takes place every year on the last weekend of July.
Black geek culture is amazing and continuing to grow. That’s what Geekset, a Milwaukee-based media collective, sets out to show with The Black Geek Documentary.
Every year, Milwaukee Irish Fest works to mix favorite traditions at the festival with something new, giving longtime attendees and first-time visitors new reasons to explore the world's largest celebration of Irish culture.
Students from Divine Nine organizations across southeast Wisconsin joined together at Bradford Beach to remove litter after the Fourth of July holiday, demonstrating how collaboration and community service can help keep Milwaukee's lakefront clean.
Meet the Milwaukee artists who have designed the Shepherd's newest merch.
