Deborah and company run a nice gallery that promotes a wide variety of art forms and they support…read moremany Wisconsin based artists, both living and passed on. I have been to a couple events here and the space really gets a unique transformation for these. They have my heart because they also promote Midwest artists with different abilities, something most galleries do not bother to take a risk on. I have purchased a couple pieces from here and they are quite reasonable. I wish them and all of the artists the best because they run a small curated space with hand selected art and they care, not just about the art, but about the artists they showcase as well. The building houses other galleries, stores, and even a club in the basement so you can really extend your visit here.

I love coming to this exquisite gallery. The variety and quality of artwork displayed here is…read moreexcellent. The staff is filled with a wealth of knowledge about the paintings, artists, and art in general. One of the partners always welcomes me with friendly conversation and fascinating stories about art. I'm offered delicious tea when I come and given unlimited time enjoy the beautiful paintings. It's awesome here! Please go and check it out.

My wife and I really enjoyed our weekday visit to this high-quality gallery in the third Ward…read more Great range of work primarily in oil from both national and a few international artists. This was our first time and we certainly will return.

This is my 3rd show in the last year at this theatre. The seats are very comfortable with ample leg…read moreroom. The ushers are all very friendly and more than happy to get you to your seat and answer any questions you have. The actors/performers really get into their parts and make the show what it is. Parking underneath the Rep is easy and you can even pay online ahead of time to park and avoid the machines on each floor to pay parking before you leave.

Date of visit: 11/14/21…read more I still remain impressed by the quality and intimacy of this theatre, especially given its previous life as part of a power plant. The seat quality and overall condition of the theatre and lobby are excellent, and it's easy to find your seats after crossing the skybridge from the lobby to the auditorium. They are verifying COVID vaccinations before entering the theatre, which I greatly appreciated. My only issue with this venue is that there isn't enough room for those of us that are above-average height. My legs and feet felt a bit cramped over the course of the show, and I was incredibly pleased that the seat next to me was empty so I could stretch out a tad. I'm only 5'11", I can't imagine what those even taller than me would go through here!

Super cool space that really involves the community in its purpose. Redline Milwaukee is a place…read morewhere anyone can come to see and engage in art. They have a few different art showcases a year (I think they change it out every few months) but they have space upstairs for artists to rent out and work on their own stuff. It was super cool to get a tour of that area of the building because there are so many talented artists in Milwaukee. I am excited for the resident artists to have their show so I can hopefully purchase some of their work -- That is how impressive it was! I think there is a 5 dollar encouraged donation, which is super cheap to see some great art, but again it is just suggested. The staff is very knowledgeable about the space, art and purpose. Definitely come here to see what it is all about!

Fabulous place to view great art and to have your functions! It was the perfect venue for our…read morewedding! Highly recommend!!

Great Date Night. We saw the Fleetwood Mac tribute. Very, very nice. Quite a bit of a change for…read moreme . . . who wore out the vinyl in my dorm room in Madison, WI, in 1977. My wife absolutely loved it ... she is a fan of stringed instruments, the cello, and quartets. For me, it was a little slow, as I kept expecting the tempo and sound that I've heard a thousand times. HOWEVER, I truly enjoyed it and it was interested to hear it stringed . . . certain songs were almost haunting. As for the venue . . . nothing is better than the St. JAmes. Been to weddings there as well. FANTASTIC.

Overall it was a great experience! We had someone behind us making noise which was disruptive, but…read morethe venue was beautiful, musicians are extremely talented and candlelight is relaxing.

This theatre is a hidden gem in a great part of Milwaukee. I realized it happened to be right down…read morethe street from my apartment on Broadway. What a great location! When you walk inside it is so much more magnificent than expected! The people are friendly and helpful in directing you to the right place. There is a full bar on the second floor that allows you to bring drinks into the theatre. It seems as though they usually have two shows rolling at once -- one to the right, one to the left. Lots of people and so much fun! The play was awesome and I'd love to go check out others.

All the Stars!! Nothing is more classy than a night at the…read moretheater. I am a musician and I appreciate all types of musical performances. Being a percussionist, I was totally amped when a band mate suggested we come here for "Things that go Ding!"; a humorous performance of percussion-based vaudeville, musicals, and classical music genres. You haven't heard anything until you have heard the Aria from Carmen played on a two-octave set of taxi horns. For a percussion based musical performance, the sound in the Cabot Theater was just perfect. No matter the volume level, it was always perfectly clear and balanced. This theater seats about 350 seats with two level of boxes. It's a beautiful homage to an 18th century European opera. I was very happy with how roomy the seats were. I'm 6'4" and had plenty of legroom. Upstairs has a very nice bar area and the "black box" theater for smaller productions. I've been in there for two "Theatrical readings of Yelp Reviews" events in years past and have always thoroughly enjoyed being here. The staff is very professional, very talented, and very friendly. Prices are very reasonable and there are tons of great restaurants within walking distance. Class up your life and check out the latest events here!!

Open bright and early - well, not so bright since it was before the sun was up…read more This Paradies store is pretty typical of other Paradies stores in other airports around the country: water, books, magazines, snacks, local souvenirs, and the "Buy a Book, Sell it Back for Half Price" program where you can buy a book in any of the Paradies stores in the country, save the receipt, and within 6 months return it a Paradies store with the receipt and get half your money back in cash for the book. The unique item that I saw in this store was a mini cooler to the side that had Wisconsin cheese in it. Lots and lots of cheddar. Wheels, chunks, cheese curds. That is great and unique marketing. I *almost* did buy some since I was just transferring planes here in Milwaukee and thought that would be a great item to bring to my next destination. I bet if it wasn't 5:30 AM. that I would've made that impulse purchase in a heart beat, but I held off. The woman working was so pleasant and friendly and chatty so early in the morning, it was nice.

I liked this Paradies shop. This particular location I visited is near the Southwest Airlines…read moregates, which are always busy & bustling with people. I hoped to score a sandwich or salad for my flight, but no go here. The nice gentleman working there did point out a nearby sandwich seller to me. What made me so happy here is that I found a pineapple-flavored Hint water--my favorite--and it was so refreshing! That's good enough for 4 Yelp Stars from me.

Always a good time at German Fest! Great music and cold beer on a hot day. We always enjoy some of…read morethe events like the Duchshund Derby and the Glockenspiel as well as the cultural displays.

Pretty authentic German culture represented. Typical German food and drink that you expect to be…read moreoffered. Beautiful lake Michigan shoreline location. What unique to this festival is cultural tent, where you can really do a lot of research on your genealogy.