Milwaukee to Unveil African American Veterans Memorial
The "We Were There" artwork honoring generations of African American military service will be unveiled at noon on November 15.
Milwaukee Culture News
For readers in Milwaukee, this page covers community heritage, social shifts, arts institutions and local traditions. Reporting follows the forces shaping how residents see themselves and each other across the city.
African-American
Gallery 507 Opened Exhibition on Bronzeville Arts
A new exhibit celebrates the history of Milwaukee’s Black arts movement from 1967 to 1981.
Hispanic
Live Poll
Should your local school district host cultural heritage celebrations for students?
Milwaukee Students Hosted Hispanic Heritage Showcase
Students gathered at Bradley Tech High School to celebrate the cultures and contributions of 18 Latino countries.
Native American
Hunting Moon Powwow Draws Dancers to Milwaukee
The three-day Indigenous competition at the Baird Center featured dance, drumming and a newly chosen head dancer.
Awards
Live Poll
Do you believe local tribal businesses receive sufficient support to thrive in your community?
Indigenous Business Group Honors Milwaukee Award Winners
Ten recipients received recognition for their contributions to Indigenous economic development and community life.
Historical
Live Poll
Do you believe public art murals effectively connect your community to its past?
Artist Completes New Mural in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward
John Kowalczyk finishes a commemorative artwork highlighting the history of the local Commission House building.
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