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Summer is finally here and we've got your run down of things to do in Milwaukee in June!

It’s May in Milwaukee which means snow is officially behind us (knock on wood) and festival season is on the horizon. Warmer temperatures bring us plenty of things to do in the city and more than a reason or two to get out of the house. Today we bring you our top 7 things to do in Milwaukee this May.

Steeped in tradition, the Kentucky Derby is the country’s oldest continuously run horse race. In this post, we’ll share the biggest milestones that have occurred during the history of the Kentucky Derby.

April showers brings May flowers, and when spring finally arrives to the Midwest it brings along with it many fun things to do in Milwaukee!

March is here and according to Gordy the Groundhog, spring should be arriving early. So, as Milwaukee slowly thaws, we’re making big plans to explore all of the city has to offer in March.

From food to music to festivals, there’s always something to do in Milwaukee. Here’s a list of fun things you could do in the city this month.

It’s 2019, and we’ve got a New Year’s Resolution for you: try new things! Here’s a list of fun new things you can do around Milwaukee this month.

November is Native American Heritage Month. One way to experience and celebrate culture is through food – something that everyone can connect with. Fry bread is food that was created by Native Americans out of sheer need. When many tribes received rations from the government, they had to find creative ways to make frugal, yet enticing meals for their families.

November is Native American Heritage Month. One way to experience and celebrate culture is through food – something that everyone can connect with. The following recipe will make a simple, yet delicious wild rice casserole. Wild rice is a staple for many tribes in Wisconsin, due to its abundance in shallow lakes and streams.

November is Native American Heritage Month. One way to experience and celebrate culture is through food – something that everyone can connect with. If you’re looking for a fruity twist on any traditional dish, this wojape recipe could be a simple topping for your entrée.