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7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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Premier Businesses in Milwaukee, WI
- • Residential & Commercial Heating
- • Heating System Maintenance
- • Furnace Repairs & Installation
- • Specialty Pies Available
- • "Build-Your-Own-Pie"
- • Vegan Pizza, Calzones, Salads & More!
- • Closed Sundays
- • Handicap Accessible
- • Offers A Seven-Course Surprise Tasting Menu
- • Hose Replacement, Brake Service & Tire Repair
- • Oil Changes & Vehicle Maintenance
- • Diagnostic Checks
Things To Do in Milwaukee, WI
Historic Third Ward
Home to over 450 businesses, the Historic Third Ward remains a vital part of the Milwaukee community. Once filled with factories and warehouses, Third Ward witnessed the growing number of immigrants and the incorporation of these rich backgrounds into the Milwaukee culture. Within the Third Ward you will find the Eisner, Milwaukee Public Market and Broadway Theatre
Indian Summer Festival
Wrap up your summer with the Indian Summer Festival in September. This festival is the largest Native American celebration of its kind in the country, and features nationally known American Indian performers and entertainers, as well as art and food. Learn about and celebrate America's most ancient culture!
Bradford Beach
Break out your bathing suits and head to popular Bradford Beach during the warm months. Located along the Lake Michigan shoreline, this beach is just north of downtown Milwaukee. Try your hand at windsurfing or kitesurfing. If the water is too cold for you, join in a game of beach volleyball or sand rugby. This beach attraction is a little oasis in an urban landscape!
Urban Ecology Center
Engage in hands-on learning about science, nature and sustainable living at the Urban Ecology Center. The center has two outdoor "laboratories," located in two urban parks, which feature 15 acres of woodland, a lagoon and riparian habitat on the east bank of the Milwaukee River. The parks also house a habitat-themed playground, as well as seasonal swimming, boating and skating.