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To check out things to see and do, as well as what cultural activities are happening in and around Milwaukee during your convention stay, please visit the following websites:

Great places to go and things to do!

• Bucketworks      
  Artspace that’s a health club for the brain
• Chipstone Foundation       
  Outstanding collection of decorative art
• Eisner Museum of Advertising & Design
• Marcus Center for the Performing Arts
• Milwaukee Art Museum    
  The new addition is the first Calatrava design in the United States
• Milwaukee County Historical Society
• Milwaukee Gay Arts Center   
  703 S. 2nd St   
  414.272.1733
• Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design
• Milwaukee Public Library
• Milwaukee Public Museum
• Milwaukee Turners   
  Rock climbing, gymnastics, and dining all in one place!
• Pabst Mansion      
  Historic home, lovingly restored
• Pier Wisconsin      
  Opening June 2006!
• River Splash!        
  Festive celebration along the river
• Riverwalk     
  See annual outdoor sculpture display
• Visit Milwaukee   
  Greater Milwaukee convention and visitors bureau
• Wisconsin Tourism
• Play in the City    
  Follow Erin Leffelman on her mission to inspire people to get out and try new things and to show people everything Milwaukee has to offer!

Performances going on during the convention

• In Tandem Theatre
• Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
• Skylight Opera Theatre
• UPAF Performance Calendar
• Present Music

Shopping

• Lela
• Moda 3
• The Shops of Grand Avenue   

Dining
When you think of Milwaukee, think of the old world meeting the new! We feature food that’s local, organic, and slow with foods that are spicy, worldly, and exotic. Enjoy our city’s tradition of fine bakeries, restaurants, cafés, delicatessens, brew houses, coffee roasters, and ethnic markets. The recently opened Milwaukee Public Market is a place you can find many of these things under one roof. 

A list of recommended restaurants will be included in your on-site conference materials.

Be sure to check out convention Evening Events and ARTventures for additional resources.