Arts & Culture

Though officially called the Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory, most Milwaukeeans refer to this interesting botanical attraction as simply "the Domes." A popular place for weddings, events, and a great stop for out-of-towners, the Domes are a fun, peaceful place...

Looking for a place to see the latest 3D movies in the Milwaukee area? This list of 3D Movie Theaters will help you find the Milwaukee theater closest to you with 3D technology.

Potawatomi Bingo Casino in Milwaukee is one of the largest gaming facilities in the Midwest, with a variety of gaming options including bingo, poker, video and reel slot machines and table games.

Find some fun during the freezing month of February and March by bringing the kids to the Frosty Flicks Winter Film Series at several of Milwaukee's Marcus Theatres. The best part is that Frosty Flicks Movies are only $2 per person!

The Pabst Theater, located on the busy corner of Wells and Water Streets in downtown Milwaukee, is one of the best known and beautiful historic buildings in the city. It's also a very popular venue for music and other live performances, and is known for bringing cutting edge new talent to the city, as well as perennial favorites. The theater is...

The Mary Nohl House in Fox Point is the fodder for many Milwaukee urban legends. Known to most local school kids as "The Witch's House," Mary Nohl's house and yard are filled with whimsical and bizarre concrete sculptures.

Add "go to the drive-in" to your list of things to do this summer. Milwaukee's State Fair Park will host Fair Flicks, a series of drive in movies, on most Friday and Saturday evenings throughout the month of July.

Although there are a lot of events happening in Milwaukee during summer, many charge a hefty admission free. River Rhythms is one of the free options. Enjoy great music at Pere Marquette Park during River Rhythms.

The Bronze Fonz is a piece of public art located on Milwaukee's downtown Riverwalk just south of Wells Street on the eastern bank of the Milwaukee River. The sculpture is a likeness of actor Henry Winkler, who played Arthur Fonzarelli, or "the Fonz," on popular sitcom Happy Days...

Milwaukee's Landmark Oriental Theater is an ornate movie palace located on the East Side at 2330 N. Farwell Ave.

Milwaukee County offers free admission to a few of the city's most popular destinations on specific days. Visit the Milwaukee Public Museum, the Domes, the Milwaukee Art Museum and the Milwaukee County Zoo for free!

From ring-tailed lemurs to snow leopards to long-armed crabs, the Milwaukee County Zoo is home to more than 2,200 mammals, birds, fish, amphibians and reptiles. With nearly 120 years of experience under its belt...