Walkers Point Gallery Opens Exhibit of Rosenblatt Family Art
Back Alley Warehouse & Gallery, a family-run space in Milwaukee's Walkers Point, opens a new exhibit featuring three generations of Rosenblatt artwork.
Milwaukee Arts and Theater News
For readers in Milwaukee, this page covers theater, opera, dance, live performances and visual arts exhibitions. It follows the productions and gallery programs that define the cultural life of the city.
Dance
Live Poll
Would you reduce your professional career hours to spend more time with your family?
Ballerina Marize Fumero to Perform Final Milwaukee Ballet
Marize Fumero will conclude her 12-year tenure during the upcoming production of Mirror Mirror.
Fine Art
Lubar Family Gives $10 Million to Art Museum
The gift establishes a drawings and prints center at the Milwaukee Art Museum, which holds 35,000 works.
Classical
Live Poll
Should local public broadcasters receive more community funding for arts programming?
Milwaukee PBS to Air Symphony's America the Beautiful
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's program covering 250 years of American music premieres on Channel 10.
Children’s Theater
Live Poll
Do you believe local theater productions are essential to your community's cultural life?
Renaissance Theaterworks to Premiere Great White Throne
The new play written by Cara Johnston opens in Milwaukee on October 17, 2026.
Cultural
Live Poll
Should major city celebrations take priority over scheduled community arts and education performances?
Milwaukee Sugar Skull Performances to Move Dates
The Marcus Performing Arts Center is postponing events scheduled for October 30, 2026, due to citywide celebrations.
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Regular subjects here include seasonal calendars, production openings, exhibition launches, venue management and the financing of cultural institutions. Reporting extends across the city and the communities around it where these events and programs are hosted. The seasonality of programming often drives the rhythm of coverage as institutions transition between summer festivals and indoor performance cycles. Attendance trends and philanthropic funding levels frequently influence the scope and scale of the programming that residents see.