More than 60 students learned how to play the drums, piano and ukelele at Anna F. Doerfler School as part of the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music’s Music Exploration Camp.
They missed out on their quinceañera when they were 15. Decades later, they make up for lost time.
A group of 15 members of the United Community Center’s senior sewing group, who’d never had a quinceañera, finally get their chance.
New leader of Bronzeville Center for the Arts plans to celebrate African American art, history and culture
Robert Parker has spent his career preserving African American history as well as developing public history institutions, most recently as the inaugural executive director at The Chickasaw Nation’s Chickasaw Inkana Foundation in Tupelo, Mississippi.
NNS Spotlight: Meet Ammar Nsoroma, the muralist who inspired the Milwaukee Bucks’ uniform
Milwaukee muralist Ammar Nsoroma’s artwork “is about the beauty of being Black and feeling all right about it.”
NNS Summer Survival Guide: Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee offers programs to keep kids engaged
Still looking for ways to keep your kids active this summer? Then check out the programs being offered by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee.
Juneteenth brings out Milwaukeeans to commemorate freedom – and community
Thousands turned out last week in Milwaukee to celebrate Juneteenth.
NNS Summer Survival Guide: Here’s a list of resources offered by Milwaukee Recreation to keep your kids active this summer
Here’s an extensive list of programming offered by Milwaukee Recreation, or MKE REC, this summer and information on how to register.
Leaders once again ponder future of The Domes
The latest effort to plot a future for the Mitchell Park Domes includes a community survey, public input sessions and a fiscal analysis of different redevelopment options, including demolition.
Meet Chastity Washington, ‘the Auntie of the Milwaukee comedy scene’
When it comes to comedy, Chastity Washington is no joke. The North Side native is considered to be one of the best comedians in the city.
Students get into the act-literally-thanks to Black Arts MKE
Black Arts MKE used the production, “Harlem Renaissance,” by local playwright Malaina Moore to teach children about a rich history of Black art.
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