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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 Through Dec. 28
Marion Coffey
A Life in Color
Tory Folliard Gallery
u Though Dec. 29
Skylight Music Theatre
Oliver!
Broadway Theatre Center
u Dec. 5-7
MIAD Holiday Sale
Shop items made by emerging
artists and designers.
MIAD
u Dec. 6, 5:30-8:30pm
Christmas in the Ward
Tree lighting event features
Santa, live reindeer, festive mu-
sical performances, and winter
fun.
Catalano Square
u Dec. 6-12
MATC Parade
of Gingerbread Houses
Talented students from MATC
Bakery Program present a
dazzling display of gingerbread
houses
Milwaukee Public Market
u Dec. 21, 9-11am
Breakfast with Santa
Milwaukee Public Market
Christmas in the Ward
Milwaukee Public Market
MARN Art + Culture Hub
Lynden Sculpture Garden
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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.
