Potawatomi Blog

Cards eloquently expressing feelings of love and devotion. A dozen beautifully arranged, long-stemmed red roses. A heart-shaped box filled with an assortment of divine chocolates. Sparkling gemstones to enhance the beauty of your loved one (diamonds are best!). All signs point to one thing: the...

You’ve watched “It’s A Wonderful Life” about a dozen times already this year. You’re so full from all the desserts and cookies that sweets don’t even taste good anymore. Or, for whatever reason, maybe you don’t even celebrate the holidays. But hey,...

Every year we gather in the kitchen or around the dining room table with family and friends, celebrating all that we're thankful for. And, more obviously, gobbling up autumn goodies like turkey, stuffing, sweet potatoes and cranberry sauce, watching football and scouring retail ads for Black...

Veterans Day, observed this year on Sunday, November 11, celebrates the selfless service of all American servicemen and servicewomen. While the federal holiday always lands on the 11th of November, it coincides with other holidays such as Armistice Day or Remembrance Day that marked the ending of...

by Mario R. Martin The Northern Lights Theater keeps the jingle bells ringing all winter longThe days are getting shorter. The bite in the air prompts reminiscing about the long and sticky summer days. Jack Frost is en route but even he’s listening to his favorite songs as he winds down a...

Every day should be an opportunity to show your loved one(s) how much you care, yet, we often get caught up in our busy lives (and, realistically, getting showered with that kind of attention regularly could get to be a little much). That makes it all the more rewarding to dote and be doted on a...

Here it comes—the unofficial start of the summer months. In Milwaukee, we know that means people flocking to the lakefront, planning backyard barbeques and making their summer festival plans. But, what's there to do once the sun goes down? Or, what if you are looking to check out something...

Mardi Gras, otherwise known as Fat Tuesday, is with filled music, parades, picnics, floats and excitement—making it a big holiday in New Orleans! It is the culmination of the festival season before Lent begins. There are picnics and parades with music and floats. Crowds of spectators...