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TO U R S
Best Place
Re-live the rich story
of the Best and Pabst
families over a cold
pint of Pabst beer.
901 W. Juneau Ave.
Cedar Creek Winery
Enjoy a sampling of
several wines while
learning about how the
wines are made, aged
and bottled.
cedarcreekwinery.com
Cedar Creek Settlement
Cedarburg
City Tours MKE
Experience Milwaukee
in an open air cruiser.
See the sights, taste
the beer and venture
out into the city.
citytoursmke.com
(414) 209-4808
Great Lakes
Distillery
One-hour tour includes
a flight of six products.
Tasting room is open to
the public every day.
greatlakesdistillery.com
616 W. Virginia St.
Greendale Folk Art
Chimney Tours
Over 200 decorated
chimneys on the
Greendale "Original"
homes.
(414) 562-6666
Historic Milwaukee
Architecture and
historic walking tours.
historicmilwaukee.org
235 E. Michigan St.
(414) 277-7795
Lakefront Brewery
Expert tour guides with
real comedy chops
keep guests engaged
as they lead groups
through the facility.
1872 N. Commerce St.
(414) 372-8800
Milwaukee Food
Tours
Offers guided bus and
walking food tours.
(414) 255-0534
Miller Brewery Tours
Immerse yourself
in over 170 years of
history and experi
-
ence everything from
Fredrick
Miller's arrival
in Milwaukee to the
high-speed production
lines used today.
millerbrewerytour.com
4251 W. State St.
(414) 931-BEER/2337.
Sprecher
Brewing Company
Milwaukee's original
microbrewery.
sprecherbrewery.com
701 W. Glendale Ave.
(414) 964-7837
Wright In
Milwaukee
A rare collection of six
Frank Lloyd Wright-
designed houses.
WrightinMilwaukee.org
2714 W. Burnham St.
M U S E U M S
America's Black
Holocaust Museum
Dedicated to the
history of the Black Ho-
locaust in America. The
museum was founded
in 1988 by James
Cameron, who became
well-known after sur
-
viving a lynching.
401 W. North Ave.
Betty Brinn
Children's Museum
Only area museum
designed for children
ages 1-10.
929 E. Wisconsin Ave.
Bronzeville Center
for the Arts
Exploring, preserving
and presenting African
American art and
culture.
507 W. North Ave.
(414) 307-4888
Charles Allis
Art Museum
An art museum with a
dual history as a show
-
case for the Allis family
and, later, as the art
branch of the Milwau
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kee Public Library.
1801 N. Prospect Ave.
(414) 278- 8295
Cedarburg Art
Museum
Ever-changing exhibits
in an impressive 1898
residence.
W63 N675 Washington Ave.
Cedarburg (262) 377-6123
AT T R A C T I O N S
Sculpture Milwaukee's Latest Works
include Erin Shirreff's Dusk Form
Located at Museum Center Park, Dusk Form
stands 12 feet tall and features hard lines and
unexpected angles.
As viewers circulate the sculpture, its
components expand and flatten, appearing
dimensional from one vantage point and like
thin planes from another.
The sculpture's shape derives from Shirreff's
memory of a distant object she glimpsed
briefly online. The title, Dusk Form, references
that transitional time of day when natural light
begins to fade and objects lose their definition.
Erin Shirreff lives and works in Montréal.
Her work was the subject of the 2025
exhibition Erin Shirreff: Permanent Drafts
at the Milwaukee Art Museum. Shirreff's
monumental sculpture Dusk Form is
currently on public view as part of Sculpture
Milwaukee's Actual Fractals, Act III exhibition.
Shirreff's diverse body of work, including
photography, video, and sculpture, is united by
her interest in the ways we experience three-
dimensional forms in an age in which our
perception is almost invariably mediated by
still and moving images.
sculpturemilwaukee.com/artists/erin-shirreff
