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Attractions
Milwaukee Public Market
Bursting with unique,
high quality selections of
artisan ethnic products,
and freshly-made prepared
foods.
400 N. Water St.,
(414) 336-1111
Historic Third Ward
Riverwalk
Winds its way along the
neighborhood's river and
offers visitors nearly a mile
of riverviews. The unique
lighting and beautiful
landscaping make for a
romantic evening stroll!
Art Galleries
The Third Ward enjoys a
dynamic array of galleries
including the Milwaukee
Institute of Art & Design
Galleries, Portrait Society
Gallery, Tory Folliard Gallery
and Marshall Building - Art
Galleries.
HISTORIC
THIRD
WARD
Events
"We Hold These Truths"
Through Jan. 2
Faculty and staff exhibit
showcasing work that explores
the idea of political truth.
Milwaukee Institute
of Art & Design
Christmas in the Ward
Weekends Dec. 5-20
A re-imagined (and socially
distanced) month-long
celebration of Christmas in
the Ward.
Broken Books
Dec. 5-Jan. 2
Wisconsin artist Fred
Stonehouse revives and re-
contextualizes fragments of
antique books to create rich
paintings.
Tory Folliard Gallery
What On Earth:
Contemporary
Artists and the Landscape
Dec. 11-Jan. 23
Opens December 11. Features
the work of three photographers
who take various approaches to
the contemporary landscape.
Portrait Society Gallery
Christmas in the Ward
EXPLORE
MINI GUIDE
Historic Third Ward
Lynden Sculpture Garden
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MILWAUKEE
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JEFFERSON
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Broadway
Theatre
Center
MILWAUKEE
PUBLIC MARKET
MILWAUKEE
PIERHEAD
LIGHTHOUSE
Kimpton
Journeyman
Hotel
FIND OUT MORE
Historic Third Ward Association
525 East Chicago St., Suite 102
historicthirdward.org
Trendy shops and dining abound in this revitalized
warehouse district. Block after block of formerly industrial
space is now home to galleries, restaurants and boutique
shops. The neighborhood is anchored on the north end by
the Milwaukee Public Market and by the Milwaukee Institute
of Art & Design to the south.
