Na Zdrowie! Located…read morein a very picturesque part of Franklin, the Polish Cultural Center is a gem! I personally went to check out their fish fry, and was definitely not disappointed. While it was a little on the pricier side, the fish was extremely tasty, and the pierogi's were as good as you can expect! Would recommend checking out, even if you don't have any polish blood in you, because these poles know how to cook!

Had been to Polish Center for weddings and events etc,but had not tried the fish fry.During Lent,it…read morecan be tough to get in,but even though it was crowded, we were able to get in and find a table. No frills for sure,but that's ok.The fish was cod and very crispy (breaded,wish it was battered) and fries,coleslaw and rye bread,but also had a couple of pierogis to go along with it,being that we are Polish a definite plus.Great bar with Polish beer available too(Tyskie).All in all,not bad,little pricier($18), but we know it goes to support the Polish Center so that's ok.Definitely worth checking out.

A gorgeous, historical church turned into a cultural center…read more Great for events, history & live music.

This building is so gorgeous and it's so nice to see the ICHC work to bring it back to it's former…read morebeauty. Housed in an old church, the ICHC plays host to many musical acts, both in the giant Hallamor area and in the various pub-like locations around the building. The Hallamor is giant and wonderful for hearing music in, with its giant roof and huge stained glass windows. It also has a beautiful pipe organ. As with many old buildings, this one is in need of some love, but the ICHC has already launched a capitol campaign to refurbish it. I can't wait to see it restored to all its glory. The ICHC is part of Milwaukee's history and I'm glad they work so hard to keep the building running.

Wanted to see the advertised 400 juried artworks from the cedarburg plein air festival on Saturday…read morethe 15th only to arrive at 10 am to see that more than half to 2/3 of art works were already removed and sold on Friday . Whom ever runs this event needs to be more honest about what's really available to see on Saturday when it's open to the public. I drove all the way from Milwaukee on my day off what a waste of time . Not worth all the hype . It seems that the private showing to the collectors only event is what matters most and it's not about the general public getting to see the works thru Saturdays listed date. What a disappointing event and waste of time.

The Cedarburg Cultural Center is a great local institution. Being from the Cedarburg community, I…read moremake frequent visits and always find the environment calm and relaxed. The art is also beautiful! They have paintings, jewelry, pottery, etc on display and for sale. Their events are also very well thought out and relatively low cost! I highly recommend stopping by to check the center out if you find yourself in Cedarburg!

We utilized CAKE Village's services for our company holiday party and they were absolutely AMAZING!…read more I wanted to do something fun this year for our Holiday Event instead of just dinner. We elected to use CAKE Village as our painting vendor because they offered us a very fair price and were super helpful. I was in constant contact with Lande to plan our event and she did a great job with everything. We had decided on painting the Chicago skyline. Our event had 50 people and literally everyone's painting looked beautiful. Lande came to our event with 2 other instructors and they all did wonderfully at guiding us with our own unique masterpieces. All of our guests had an absolutely amazing time, and would love to do something like this again. I will definitely make it a point to visit their actual location to enjoy their services as well. I highly recommend using the CAKE village for their painting instruction for large events, they can definitely handle the job! They will also work with you in order to get exactly what you want/need.

From the owner: Our mission is to foster an enriched, positive connection between all children and the continent of…read moreAfrica. We focus on African cultural, visual and performing arts. Outreach, field trips, home schooling, and birthday parties are welcome. We are open on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday by appointment only.

A surprising hidden gem tucked away off the main road, without much indication of where this place…read moreis or what it is for. The museum here is quite impressive, with a nicely designed, brightly lit, attractive display of art, artifacts, and well constructed set of displays. With the spacious layout, it's easy to believe that you're in one of the major museums downtown, except that this place is not crowded at all so you can take your time to really read and learn about Korean Culture. There is also a library, event hall, class rooms, and outdoor sculptures to look at as well. Overall, worth a visit if you're in the area. The center is well maintained and you're sure to learn something, especially with the rotating art exhibits.

I am taking Korean language classes here. I have had difficulty learning a new language in the…read morepast, but here I have been able to learn so much and so quickly!

I just had my first Ragdale visit. Nestled among some of the North Shore's most spectacular…read morearchitecturally significant homes, when I pulled into the entrance I knew this was no Girl Scout's away camp. The Ragdale grounds make up 50 acres of open prairie and gardens with charming buildings and houses that have been donated and converted specifically for the purpose of hosting creatives of the highest caliber. Meeting a friend in residence for lunch, I waited in the Barnhouse while she finished up the leg of her giant ant sculpture. There was an eerie yet peaceful quietness throughout all of Ragdale - a respect for those working on their next planned masterpiece. After lunch we toured the grounds where I saw a broken giant's necklace sculpture in the breathtaking gardens, and peered into the window of the Friend's Studio accommodating a grand piano and dance space. We toured the main floor of the beautifully restored historic Ragdale House, then traveled on foot through the grasslands to a tucked away prairie art studio for a view of her ant sculpture in the making. Ragdale is most known for its art and writing residency programs, but they also offer workshops and classes for young students, special events, and public architectural tours. If you haven't yet discovered this hidden gem, you can visit their website (www.ragdale.org) for the next public tour. I assure you it's an experience you won't forget.

From the owner: Ragdale is a nonprofit artists’ residency program and community located on the former Arts & Crafts…read morecountry estate of architect Howard Van Doren Shaw and poet and playwright, Frances Wells Shaw. Nearly 150 residencies, numerous fellowships, and a variety of themed residencies are offered annually to creative professionals of all types, making Ragdale one of the largest interdisciplinary artists’ communities in the country. Ragdale residents represent a cross-section of ages, cultures, experiences, and mediums, for a diverse and vibrant community. In each session, artists-in-residence enjoy uninterrupted time for work and creativity, a supportive environment, dynamic artist exchanges, 50 acres of idyllic prairie, a 7-acre historically significant campus, and a community dinner each evening.

Had never been to this small size farm and Café/Farm market in Lake Forest. Went for breakfast and…read moretook a nice walk around the property. You can sign up to hang out with the goats, and there are also chickens and ducks. The food and my lavender latte were yummy. I will definitely be back over the summer just to walk in the beauty of nature.

Went to Elawa Farm for a community dinner; truly farm to table. Chef Lee prepared a delicious…read morechili, green pepper/onion/rice, jalapeno corn bread and a plum cobbler. This was the first chili I had made without tomatoes and beans. Local meats were used. The green peppers were picked this morning. Elawa Farm has the best community dinners. They also do cooking demonstrations. Highly recommend looking into this amazing place.