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Summerfest 50: The 2000s

4 days ago | onmilwaukee.com | Bobby Tanzilo

In honor of Summerfest 2025, enjoy this previously published article about the Big Gig's iconic moments in the 2000s. If Bo Black was a big part of the story of Summerfest in the 1980s and ‘90s, her departure was one of the early landmarks of the first decade of the new millennium.
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5 days ago | onmilwaukee.com | Princess Byers |Lori Fredrich |Allen Halas |Bobby Tanzilo

My challenge to you: join me in supporting at least one locally-owned restaurant each week during 2025. This list includes 52 of the best in Milwaukee and beyond.
Japanese Breakfast's "For Melancholy Brunettes Tour" delivers at Summerfest

5 days ago | onmilwaukee.com | Lori Fredrich |Allen Halas |Bobby Tanzilo |Dan Garcia

Michelle Zauner’s last visit to Summerfest as Japanese Breakfast was in 2023 and she toured off of the success of her Grammy-nominated 2021 album “Jubiliee” and her best-selling memoir, “Crying in H Mart.”This year, she returned following the spring release of “For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women)” And if you were lucky enough to catch her 85-minute Japanese Breakfast set on Saturday night at the BMO Harris Pavilion at Summerfest, you caught her at a very special moment in time.
Summerfest: The 1990s

5 days ago | onmilwaukee.com | Bobby Tanzilo |Dan Garcia |Allen Halas |Molly Snyder

In honor of Summerfest 2025, enjoy this previously published article about the Big Gig's iconic moments in the 1990s. While Summerfest was finding its legs in the 1970s and growing bigger and bigger in the 1980s, the following decade was more one of building on the success of the Big Gig, entrenching it deeper into the Milwaukee psyche and lore.
Iann Dior brought the heat on Saturday at Summerfest

5 days ago | onmilwaukee.com | Allen Halas |Bobby Tanzilo |Dan Garcia

From lakefront vibes to street fests - don't miss our Milwaukee Festival Guide! Click here for your full summer line-up. The Milwaukee Festival Guide is brought to you by our partners at Landmark Credit Union & Harley-Davdison Museum !While the first Saturday of Summerfest was definitely affected by scorching temperatures, it didn’t stop a sizable crowd from flocking to the Generac Power Stage for a late afternoon set from rising star Iann Dior. “It’s hot as a bitch out here.
1840 Brewing Co. is closing

1 week ago | onmilwaukee.com | Bobby Tanzilo

After having closed its West Bend taproom on June 14, 1840 Brewing has announced that its Bay View brewery and taproom will also close. The final service at Bay View, 342 E. Ward St., will be on Sunday June 29. While the West Bend taproom was shuttered after just a year, the Bay View location has been open since 2017. "You may already be aware of the difficult health battle our family is facing at home," owners Kyle and Stephanie Vetter posted on social media.
How one band changed Summerfest

1 week ago | onmilwaukee.com | Molly Snyder |Dan Garcia |Allen Halas |Bobby Tanzilo

Anyone who’s lived in Milwaukee for a while has heard chatter about Summerfest caring more about beer sales than live music. Whether or not this is a true statement could be argued to exhaustion; however, local musician Eoin McCarthy has a story about how the Big Gig rallied around his music and, eventually, the music of hundreds of others.
Bay View Historical Society will landmark Humboldt Park in special ceremony

1 week ago | onmilwaukee.com | Bobby Tanzilo

The Bay View Historical Society recently announced that it will designate Humboldt Park as its historic landmark for 2025. A ceremony for the landmarking will be held Saturday, June 28 at 1 p.m. at the Humboldt Park pavilion. It is free and open to the public, and refreshments will be served. Folks who attend will get a copy of a special full color souvenir booklet featuring vintage photos and a history of the park by Bay View historian Ron Winkler.
Photos: the best moments we captured from day one of Summerfest 2025

1 week ago | onmilwaukee.com | Dan Garcia |Allen Halas |Bobby Tanzilo |Lori Fredrich

From lakefront vibes to street fests - don't miss our Milwaukee Festival Guide! Click here for your full summer line-up. The Milwaukee Festival Guide is brought to you by our partners at Landmark Credit Union & Harley-Davdison Museum !Milwaukee’s lakefront came alive yesterday, as Summerfest 2025 officially kicked off with an unforgettable opening day.
A 1905 Lake Drive house built by two sisters is snapped up early

1 week ago | onmilwaukee.com | Bobby Tanzilo |Allen Halas |Matt Mueller

In what seems fairly common these days, a 1905 home on Lake Drive has a pending offer even before it was even shared by the realtors. The seven-bedroom, 3.5-bath, 5,725-square-foot Georgian Revival home at 2242 N. Lake Dr. was priced at just $499,000, which seems like a steal. Seeing this post with photos online made me wonder about this house:You can see the full listing with info and many photos here. Designed by architects Max Fernekes and Edwin C.