Sandy Maxx is joined by the founders of the newest local live venue, The Argo in Whitefish Bay. Learn the history of the sinking of the S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald and the vessel's unique ties with Milwaukee in a conversation with Wisconsin Marine Historical Society President, Todd Gordon.
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Sandy Maxx is joined by the founders of the newest local live venue, The Argo in Whitefish Bay. Learn the history of the sinking of the S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald and the vessel's unique ties with Milwaukee in a conversation with Wisconsin Marine Historical Society President, Todd Gordon.
Full Episode: Halloween Pajama Jamboree, Preview of "Les Miserables" at Marcus Center & MPM's Trick or Streets
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Full Episode: Halloween Pajama Jamboree, Preview of "Les Miserables" at Marcus Center & MPM's Trick or Streets
On tonight's What's on Tap, Sandy Maxx goes through some weekend highlights, including reviews of "Bed and Breakfast of the Damned" and Andrew Dismukes, an SNL Cast member who performed at Milwaukee Improv. Sandy is joined by Festival City Symphony clarinet player Chris Zello and Festival City Symphony Board Chair Marie O'Shea to discuss the “Haunted Harmonies” Halloween Pajama Jamboree free concert on Wednesday at Marcus Performing Arts Center's Bradley Pavilion. In Hour two, Sandy is joined by Marcus Performing Arts Center Vice President of Marketing & Communications Lory Bowman to preview of "Les Miserables" and other upcoming performances. Finally, Milwaukee Public Museum Director of Communications Madeline Anderson joins to chat about the museums Trick or Streets event on Thursday and 3 Rivers Powwow Saturday to kick off Native American History Month.
What's On Tap
Sandy Maxx is joined by the founders of the newest local live venue, The Argo in Whitefish Bay. Learn the history of the sinking of the S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald and the vessel's unique ties with Milwaukee in a conversation with Wisconsin Marine Historical Society President, Todd Gordon.
