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ATTRACTIONS
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increasing representation and
collectorship of contemporary
works by artists of color and
other marginalized groups.
3514 N. Port Washington Ave.
(414) 988-4021
Tory Folliard Gallery
Contemporary art gallery offer-
ing new exhibits from emerging
and established artists every
month.
233 N Milwaukee St.
(414) 273-7311
Var Gallery & Studios
Exhibits two and three
dimensional work on monthly
basis. Also supports the
performing arts.
643 S 2nd St.
MUSEUMS
Betty Brinn Children's
Museum
Only area museum designed for
children ages 1-10. bbcmkids.org
929 E. Wisconsin Ave.
(414) 390-5437
Charles Allis Art Museum
An art museum with a dual
history as a domestic showcase
for the Allis family and later, as
the art branch of the Milwaukee
Public Library.
1801 N. Prospect Ave.
(414) 278- 8295
Cedarburg Art Museum
An ever-changing roster of
exhibits in an impressive 1898
residence.
W63 N675 Washington Ave.,
Cedarburg
(262) 377-6123
Cedarburg History Museum
N58 W6194 Columbia Rd.,
Cedarburg
Chudnow Museum of
Yesteryear
A glimpse into Milwaukee life
between the world wars with
authentic items displayed in
store settings.
839 N. 11th St.
Discovery World
Interactive science and
technology museum with
freshwater and saltwater
aquariums. Mon-Tues., closed
Wed.-Sun., 9am-12pm and
1pm-4pm.
discoveryworld.org
500 N. Harbor Dr.
(414) 765-9966
Grohmann Museum
Comprehensive art collection
dedicated to the evolution of
human work.
1000 N. Broadway
(414) 277-7501
Haggerty Museum of Art
Enriching the intellectual and
creative lives of students
and communities through
collections, exhibitions, and
programs. Free admission.
1234 W. Tory Hill St.
open through
October 31
AT THE
MILWAUKEE
COUNTY ZOO
OPEN DAILY
$3 per person after
regular Zoo admission
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