VISIT Milwaukee previews May calendar highlights in Milwaukee
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16-year-old body recovered at Quarry Lake Park in Racine County
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Lion’s Den Gorge Nature Preserve
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Green Bay collector amasses magnificent collection of the same...
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Hometown non-profit approaches 4000 dogs saved
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America’s only known female coppersmith lives in Wisconsin....
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Unlock the secrets of sweet dreams during better sleep month
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’It’s a sensory safari’: Milwaukee students get immersive...
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’Takes a lot of time, dedication’: UW-Whitewater wheelchair...
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One Hometown boxer proves he’s no lightweight with ’Super...
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Active weather following a quiet weekend with two days of storms...
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Ballot drop box court case
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Hundreds attend the newly expanded Baird Center’s open house
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Springtime is in the air and May has officially arrived. To celebrate, Ian Thompson of VISIT Milwaukee joined us on Wednesday, May 1 to preview some of the highlights of the month ahead.
Potawatomi Casino and Hotel is scheduled to launch its sportsbook on May 3, including self-service kiosks, VIP seating and a 2,000-square-foot video wall. Entry is free with food and beverages available for purchase.
Central Standard Distillery will host the Kentucky Bourby Party on May 4, celebrating the Kentucky Derby. Attendees can enjoy derby-themed cocktails, snacks and a hat contest for $15 per ticket.
The Milwaukee County Zoo offers free admission for mothers on Mother’s Day, May 12, with standard parking and attraction fees applicable. The event highlights animal mothers, including Quinn, a porcupine who has given birth to four offspring.
The Baird Center holds a public open house showcasing new green technologies and local art. on May 18 from 1 to 5 p.m. Admission is free, with special activities and giveaways.
Concluding the month, Festa Italiana takes place at the Summerfest Grounds from May 31 to June 2. The festival celebrates Italian culture with food, fireworks, and a variety of entertainment options.
To learn more, check out VISIT Milwaukee online.