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AT T R A C T I O N S
Villa Terrace
Decorative Arts
Museum
Renaissance-style villa
with formal gardens
overlooks Lake
Michigan.
2220 N. Terrace Ave.
Warehouse Art
Museum | WAM
A free museum dedi-
cated to the exhibition
and study of modern &
contemporary art.
1635 W. St. Paul Ave.
Wisconsin Black
Historical Society/
Museum
2620 W. Center St.
Wisconsin
Museum of Quilts
& Fiber Arts
In the former Hoff-
mann-Boeker farmstead,
2.2 acres that include
seven original stone and
timber structures.
N50 W5050 Portland Rd.
Cedarburg
G A L L E R I E S
Gallery 218
207 E. Buffalo St., #218
Marshall Building
Historic Third Ward
5 Points Art Gallery
& Studios
Focused on contempo-
rary fine and outsider
artwork by artists of color.
3514 N. Port Washington Ave.
David Barnett
Gallery
1024 E. State St.
Portrait Society
Gallery
A progressive exhibition
space showing a range
of socially-engaged
work in all media.
207 E. Buffalo St., #526
Marshall Building
Tory Folliard Gallery
Contemporary art gallery
offering new exhibits
from emerging and
established artists.
233 N. Milwaukee St.
Milwaukee Institute
of Art & Design
Holds two in-house,
nationally recognized
museum galleries.
273 E. Erie St.
L A N D M A R K S
Annunciation Greek
Orthodox Church
Opened in July 1961 and
is the last major building
designed by architect
Frank Lloyd Wright.
9400 W. Congress St.
Black Cat Alley
Street art by artists from
around the world.
Kenilworth & Prospect Ave.
Bronze Fonz
Statue of The Fonz from
"Happy Days" TV series.
Milwaukee's RiverWalk,
South of W. Wells St.
Model Railroad Club
of Milwaukee
Built in 1916 by the
Milwaukee Road as
a bridge station and
converted into the club's
location in 1936.
215 E. National Ave.
Potawatomi
Hotel & Casino
Features 2,500 slot
machines, 100 table
games, bingo, poker,
off-track betting, plus
unique restaurants, and
Sportsbook for 24-hour
sports betting.
paysbig.com
1721 W. Canal St.
Schuster Mansion
Bed & Breakfast
Enjoy Mollie's Tea, where
you will be entertained
LAKEFRONT BREWERY
Learn the ins and outs of the brewing
process while enjoying a cold one along the
way. Expert tour guides with real comedy
chops keep guests engaged as they lead
groups through the facility, entertaining
them with the history of beer, history of the
brewery, and how to make award-winning
beer. lakefrontbrewery.com
1872 N. Commerce St.
