About Milwaukee

The Milwaukee Area

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Milwaukee is known for its diverse ethnic character and excellent cultural and recreational opportunities. Located in Southeastern Wisconsin on the shores of Lake Michigan, it is the largest city in the state and the 31st largest city in the United States.

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Milwaukee celebrates diversity in its ethnic neighborhoods and offers more than 20 major cultural festivals annually. Every year the city hosts the world’s largest music festival, Summerfest, on the lakefront.

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Home to Harley-Davidson, historic Frank Lloyd Wright designed homes, American Family Field Stadium, and the new addition to the Milwaukee Art Museum designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, Milwaukee is one of the most dynamic American cities.

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Milwaukee’s cost of living ranks well below cities such as Boston, Chicago, and Washington, DC.

Milwaukee Institutions Worth A Visit

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Milwaukee boasts a number of cultural attractions that offer visitors and residents unique experiences that appeal to all ages and backgrounds. Everything from music venues, museums, and diverse restaurant options, Milwaukee offers something for everyone to enjoy.

Opportunities to Explore Nature

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Milwaukee offers abundant greenspace, a strong public parks system, and easy access to outdoor recreation, all along multiple riverways and miles of publicly accessible lakefront.

Near Milwaukee Day Trips

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Just beyond Milwaukee, the Southeastern Wisconsin area offers even more to explore, offering multiple options for a perfect day trip adventure.

Non-Profits Working as a Force for Good

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As a non-profit working to drive positive change, we are happy to be in good company with local organizations working to better serve our communities and world at large.