See what the next generation of artists is creating at this exhibition of MIAD’s largest graduating class. MIAD’s Senior ExhibitionĪPRIL 21-MAY 6 | MILWAUKEE INSTITUTE OF ART & DESIGN Young Frankensteinįrederick Frankenstein, grandson of the infamous monster-maker Victor, inherits his family’s Transylvania estate in this musical adaptation of Mel Brooks’ comedic masterpiece. Art in Bloom 2022 Photo by Evan Watters 15. Windhover Hall will also feature an indoor garden and live music. Stroll through the galleries, where you’ll find 27 floral designs, each inspired by a specific work of art. There will also be trivia about Wisconsin’s environment and natural resources. Wisconsin Earth Day Scavenger Huntįind a butterfly garden, take a selfie with a solar panel and follow more fun prompts while celebrating Earth Day. The second set features Steve Nelson-Raney and Jack Grassel performing guitar and piano duets. First up is Mark Mantel on percussion and Wilhelm Matthies on his invented instrument, the mosesa. New & Improvised Musicĭelight your ears with an evening of improvised tunes. And when you need a break from shopping, grab a bite and spend some time in the bead lounge, where visitors can relax and craft. You’ll find a plethora of beads and beading supplies at this show, with vendors from Wisconsin and surrounding states.
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Looking for vintage, handmade or boutique goods? This market has over 160 vendors, plus food trucks and live music. re:Craft & Relic Spring MarketĪPRIL 15-16 | MILWAUKEE COUNTY SPORTS COMPLEX What started as a social media post acknowledging April 14 as 414 Day (or Milwaukee Day) has become an annual celebration! Local businesses join in on the festivities with special events, live music and deals. And you don’t even have to leave your seat. Will they be able to settle their differences? Relax and enjoy dinner followed by this comedy based on the 1993 movie. Now, a beautiful new neighbor makes them romantic rivals, too. Max and John are neighbors who’ve been at odds most of their lives. Grumpy Old MenĪPRIL 13-MAY 28 | THE FIRESIDE DINNER THEATRE Love blooms in spring, and that notion is the springboard for this performance by the Florentine Opera’s head of music Laurann Gilley and the Baumgartner Studio Artists. The novel, penned by Milwaukee writer Zhanna Slor, follows a mother confronted by two detectives about her missing friend. “Think Fifty Shades of Grey with murder,” one author writes about the upcoming book Breakfall. The celebration also will include architecture-themed art-making activities and a toast to the past decade.
Hear from MOWA’s architect Jim Shields in honor of the West Bend museum’s 10th anniversary. Milwaukee County Zoo Photo by Visit Milwaukee 5. Egg DayĬelebrate spring with “egg-straordinary activities” like a parade, colorful crafts and animal egg enrichment activities. It benefits Winston’s Wishes, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting dogs who may not do well in a shelter environment. Leash up your pup and check out this event with local vendors, food, drinks, live entertainment, prizes and activities for dogs. The siblings were born and raised in Milwaukee, but they travel the country with their comedic magic act. Get your ticket to be fooled by Two Brothers One Mind. April Fool’s Comedy & Magic ShowĪPRIL 1 | BRUMDER MANSION BED & BREAKFAST International Peeps Art Exhibition Photo courtesy of the Racine Art Museum 2. Now in its 14th year, the exhibition has become an Easter tradition at RAM. While at the O’Neill Theater, Zac worked with grant recipients of the Jerome Robbins Foundation and Jim Henson Foundation while overseeing and contributing to the Young Playwright’s Festival, National Puppetry Conference, the National Musical Theater Conference, National Playwright’s Conference, and the Cabaret & Performance Conference.It’s a family-friendly Peeps show! Artists from around the world submit works made from or inspired by the fluffy marshmallow candies. In addition to time spent behind stage, Zac maintains years of training as an actor, director, and playwright which he constantly uses to inform his technical work. Originally from Wisconsin, Zac attended Lawrence University, University of Wisconsin-Parkside, and the National Theater Institute and worked with the Fireside Dinner Theater in Fort Atkinson, WI and Skylight Music Theater in Milwaukee, WI. Zachary Cooper joined Ballet Arizona in the Spring of 2021 after a tenure as Technical Director at the two-time Tony winning Eugene O’Neill Theater Center in Waterford, CT and has worked professionally in theatrical production for nearly a decade.
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