We rented the Little Red Store to host a party for our daughter's second birthday and highly…read morerecommend it! It's a unique, darling space in the heart of Tosa. There's also a huge, public parking lot on site which is free to use. I emailed the Little Red Store to see if the space was available for use during my desired date and I could not have been connected with a kinder person. The Little Red Store staff member or maybe it was a volunteer - was prompt, helpful and would run down answers to questions I had if they didn't know the answer off the top of their head. The reservation process was straightforward and we got confirmation very fast. Leading up to the event, the staff answered any questions I had via email quickly. We decided on the room set about one week before the event date and then I was connected directly with the volunteer who was going to open up the space for us day of. We arrived about 15 minutes before our scheduled rental time and were able to get into the space and start setting up then which was hugely helpful because we only rented the space for three hours (that included time for set up and clean up). A few rules we had to follow- no flames inside the store so we used battery operated candles for the cake. We couldn't tape or tack anything to the walls. We brought a portable clothes rack that we decorated and used as a backdrop. We also had to take all garbage with us after the event. I want to stress the fact that this space is small. They allow a capacity of about 27 people which is what we had attend. I would recommend this venue if you had 20 or less guests otherwise you'll be a bit crammed. And if you're having a lot of kids attend (we didn't) it might not be the best venue for you as it's a historical site. A quick note on included amenities - there's a bathroom inside. Tables and chairs are included in your rental. We also brought a little folding table for gifts. The kitchenette is a great, compact size. There is no stove/oven or coffee machine/maker. There is a fridge and a small counter space for any dish prep you might have to do. There' also a sink. Overall we're so happy with this space and how well it worked for our daughter's 2nd birthday. It was affordable. Our guests enjoyed the location and uniqueness of the venue, and everyone we worked with at the Little Red Store was pleasant and accommodating. So glad they allow the public to rent this space!

lived at 7922 Harwood years ago. I am now 94. Jan, of 48 class from Tosa East. akso kived at 69th…read moreand Garfield Ave. and at 68th and Wells Street

It is an absolutely beautiful and historical building. When City Hall is open, you need to stop in…read moreand walk around and tour it. You will love the history and the architecture. Take the elevator to the top floor and you'll have a view that you'll not forget. Plus the City Council chamber is the oldest ones in the country.

City Hall is only second in attractiveness too, Philadelphia. Built by a socialist putting in for…read morean eight hour workday in the 1870's. Happily we caught a walking tour and lots of Taurus with cameras and bikes..

Office Tower has beautiful marble floors, fast and shiny gold elevators, and cute little chairs and…read moretables. It's cool working in this environment. It's connected to the Intercontinental Hotel, the Repertory Theater, and the Pabst. Across the street is the Milwaukee River/Riverwalk and Marcus Center for the Performing Arts and, on the other side of the Milwaukee Center, is City Hall and Red Arrow Park. Food options within the Center for employees: Elliott's Deli is open 9am-3pm. The hotel convenience store is open 9am-7pm...or was it 7am-9pm? From Cousins subs to Playboy, they got it. An espresso stand in the large auditorium that contains tables and chairs. There's also the Intercontinental's Kil@wat and Clear.

A great place to live & learn about local history…read more I attended their tea event and it was lovely. It's small & very intimate, and the staff there is fantastic. They also dress up for the tours. Great for all ages. Tip: Visit the gift shop, they have some hidden (historical) gems!

We love coming here so much we bought a membership. You can come every 2 to 3 weeks and there are…read moredifferent plants blooming. A nice variety of garden concepts and water features to enjoy. Also, plenty of benches scattered throughout the garden so if you need to take a rest, you can. We love coming here so much we bought a membership. You can come every 2 to 3 weeks and there are different plants blooming. A nice variety of garden concepts and water features to enjoy. Also, plenty of benches scattered throughout the garden so if you need to take a rest, you can.

Boerner is a wonderful garden with beautiful flowers in the spring and summer and gorgeous fall…read morecolors in autumn. I love Boerner so much that I had my engagement photoshoot here. It was so special and the photos turned out beautifully! I recently signed up for the 2-year membership, which was only $90 for two adults and gives me access to over 300 gardens, including Chicago Botanic! Also, easy parking in the lot and never too crowded!

I love the Racine Heritage Museum. It's an adorable little museum with great exhibits about…read moreRacine's amazing past. It really shows you what an important town Racine was. I also enjoy how the exhibits change regularly. It seems whenever I pop in there is something new to check out. The only part of the museum that I haven't been in yet is the archives. It seems like when every I visit it is closed. I'd really like to make it in there to look up some history on my house!

This is a small, freemuseum. It has some interesting exhibits. It is laid out in a fairly confusing…read moreway and the quality of the exhibits varies widely. However it is free and right across from the parking garage!

It was okay, just one large room. If you are already well educated on Black American history this…read morewith be pretty basic. I wish there was more on Milwaukee Black History. Staff was very nice and attentive.

It was really an immersive experience and we were the only black folks in the building but the…read moreplace was packed when we went. Visitors really took the time to walk through and read the exhibits I really enjoyed the flow and how they articulated the facts bringing in actual props that fit with the story line!

My lady Irene and I were guests of a party for us last Friday. the club and the members were so…read moremuch fun, gracious and generous. I want to thank Amy ( a member), Dana and Jennifer for organizing such a great party. Also, the food was outstanding as the Chef is really talented. Bob F

Delicious dinner at the Woman's Club of Wisconsin on Friday night. Everything looked beautiful. The…read morefresh pasta was delicious as well as the chicken with morel cream sauce. The limoncello panna cotta for dessert was rich and creamy and so good!