An A-Z visitors guide to Milwaukee Wisconsin. Sponsored by Key Magazine Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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24 keymilwaukee.com ird Ward Attractions Milwaukee Public Market Bursting with unique, high quality selections of artisan 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 river views. 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 and Tory Folliard Gallery. Don't miss the galleries at the Marshall Building, 207 E. Buffalo St., as well as the MARN Art + Culture Hub, 191 N. Broadway. Events u Nov. 22-Dec. 28 Marion Coffey A Life in Color Tory Folliard Gallery u Through Nov. 21 Of Our Time Celebrates 50 years of creativity in MIAD's alumni community. Frederick Layton Gallery, MIAD u Nov. 8-24 Milwaukee Chamber Theatre Clyde's Studio Theatre, Broadway Theatre Center u Nov. 15-Dec. 29 Skylight Music Theatre Oliver! Cabot Theatre, Broadway Theatre Center u Nov. 30 Small Business Saturday Enjoy special incentives at select shops and restaurants. u Dec. 6, 5:30-8:30pm Christmas in the Ward Tree lighting event features Santa, live reindeer, festive musical performances, and winter fun. Catalano Square Christmas in the Ward Milwaukee Public Market MARN Art + Culture Hub Lynden Sculpture Garden E. CLYBOURN ST. E. ST PAUL AVE. CHICAGO ST. ERIE ST MENOMONEE ST. E. CORCORAN ST. W. PITTSBURGH AVE. N. WATER ST N. BROADWAY N. MILWAUKEE N. JEFFERSON ST. N. JACKSON N. VAN BUREN N. HARBOR DR. LINCOLN MEMORIAL DR. LAKE FWY. E . S UM M ER FES T Broadway Theatre Center MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MARKET MILWAUKEE PIERHEAD LIGHTHOUSE Kimpton Journeyman Hotel Marshall Bldg. E. BUFFALO ST. FIND OUT MORE Historic Third Ward Association 525 East Chicago St., Suite 102 historicthirdward.org Trendy shops and dining abound in this revitalized ware- house 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.