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RED ARROW
PARK
HOLIDAY
LIGHTS
The 18th annual Milwaukee
Holiday Lights Festival, Nov.
17-Jan. 1, begins with a gala
opening night on Thursday,
Nov. 17.
For more information
see page 12.
milwaukeeholidaylights.com.
Slice of Ice at Red Arrow
Park is a refrigerated oval,
open for ice skating from
early December through
February—or March if the
weather cooperates. In
the Warming House find
restroom facilities, ice skate
rentals, lockers (limited
availability) and a Starbucks
coffee shop. 920 N. Water St.
(414) 289-8791
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MILWAUKEE
PUBLIC
MUSEUM
THE MITCHELL
PARK DOMES
The museum begins a new
holiday tradition on Nov.
19 with "Deck the Streets
of Old Milwaukee." The
10am-3pm event includes
holiday programs, musical
performances and family
activities. The holiday
decorations at the Streets
exhibit remain through Jan. 29.
Next to the Streets exhibit,
The European Village recreates
homes and shops from many
countries, circa 1875-1925.
Visitors can observe the daily
life of Europeans who came
to the U.S. This time of year,
holiday decorations add a
special touch and highlight the
diverse traditions represented.
800 W Wells St.
(414) 278-2728
With the arid dome scheduled to
reopen Nov. 1, all three domes will
be open for the holiday season.
As the weather turns colder, this
is the place to visit the "rainfor-
est," "desert" and "flower show."
In the show dome, the Fall
Harvest Festival display contin-
ues through Nov. 6, then Nov.
7-18 that dome is closed until
the Saturday,Nov. 19, opening of
the Not a Creature was Stirring
holiday floral show. The holiday
show runs through Jan. 1.
From Nov. 5 through April 9,
9am-12:30pm enjoy the Milwau-
kee County Winter Farmers'
Market where local vendors sell
fruit, vegetables, meat, eggs,
poultry and dairy products.
524 S Layton Blvd.
(414) 257-5611
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