Key Milwaukee

October 2014

An A-Z visitors guide to Milwaukee Wisconsin. Sponsored by Key Magazine Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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6 The people of Milwaukee love to celebrate. We celebrate our ethnicities, our sports teams, the arts, growing businesses and we especially celebrate our families. A new trend celebrates the future, encouraging those who will define our future. Groups such as NEWaukee and Fuel Milwaukee channel the energy of early-career professionals. They attract young talent and work to fulfill social, volunteer, and professional interests. They are powerful forces in our civic life. NEWaukee calls itself a social architecture firm, offer- ing direction and structure in order to make our com- munity greater. Fuel Milwaukee focuses on engage- ment, adding dimensions to the lives of young profes- sionals. Among young people here, the level of enthusiasm, involvement, and action has surpassed any I have seen before. Sincerely, Tom Barrett, Mayor October is a special month in Milwaukee County. Our parks, backyards, Lakefront and even our Downtown gains the fiery accents of fall color. I believe its Mother Nature's way of inviting us to step out and enjoy the autumn weather. Milwaukee County embraces fall with excellent outdoor opportunities to enjoy the sea- son. Stop by one of our farmers markets, enjoy a special day at the Milwaukee County Zoo, or squeeze in one more round of golf before the snow comes. For indoor fun, visit the numerous museums, theaters, and concerts Milwaukee County offers. Consider a walk through the famous Domes to explore the beautiful floral displays or attend a morning yoga class in the Milwaukee Art Museum. As you plan your adventures in Milwaukee, KEY Milwaukee is an outstanding resource. No matter what you choose to do in Milwaukee County, I hope you enjoy your time with us. Sincerely, Chris Abele, Milwaukee County Executive

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