Wisconsin’s largest city, known as “Brew City”, is filled with opportunities for those of every age and stage of life. Home to a population of 563,000 people, residents and visitors of Milwaukee enjoy outdoor recreation, cultural events, great food, and beautiful views of Lake Michigan, our second largest and deepest Great Lake. Home to Milwaukee…
Along Lake Michigan’s southern shore, midway between Chicago and Milwaukee in the city of Kenosha, Wisconsin, you’ll find a unique lakefront art exhibit. Kenosha is home to beautiful beaches, a vibrant farmer’s market, small private college, lakefront bike trail, historic mansions, a scenic harbor, and a display of art from artists from across the country.…
The bustling capitol city of Madison, Wisconsin offers visitors scenic beauty, cultural events, great food, and numerous opportunities for outdoor recreation. Home to the University of Madison, Bucky the Badger, squeaky cheese, and the Monona Lake Loop, Madison is one of the most bike-friendly cities I have visited in the United States! With multiple trails…
Market season has arrived in the Great Lakes region! If you’re looking for a vibrant farmer’s market with fresh, seasonal produce, locally-made treats, arts and crafts, fresh artisan breads and cheeses, live music, all with the backdrop of one of our beautiful Great Lakes…. HarborMarket, in Kenosha Wisconsin, is the place to be along Lake Michigan’s southern…
Marquette Michigan, located on the southern shore of Lake Superior, is the largest city in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Home to 20,000+ residents, the city is historically known for the shipping of iron ore through the Marquette Iron Range. Large vessels regularly pass through the ports of Marquette. This historic city on Lake Superior’s southern…