Since our first list of 100 things to do in Milwaukee was so well received, we thought we'd offer another, especially since you've now had plenty of time to do the first 100! Print out this list, get out there, and be a tourist in your own town today ...

1. Go for a spin and enjoy dinner at Polaris atop the Hyatt
2. Meet an author and hear them read at Schwartz Bookshops
3. Watch a European soccer game on the telly at Nomad
4. Pedal a boat on the lagoon at the lakefront
5. Buy a bag of Italian cookies at Canfora Bakery and enjoy them in nearby Humboldt Park
6. Sip hot tea at the window table in Cream City Cafe on a rainy day
7. Find Gertie The Duck
8. Join a bocce league at the Italian Community Center
9. Get some custard at Jessica's and enjoy it beneath ascending planes in the airport observation lot on Layton Ave.
10. Stroll the Milwaukee River Walk and tour its RiverSculpture exhibit
11. Go hear the Milwaukee Slim Blues Band
12. Enjoy the spinach and artichoke dip at Cafe Vecchio Mondo
13. Dance in the sunset at River Rhythms in Pere Marquette Park
14. Throw darts or bowl a few lines at Landmark Lanes on import night (Tuesday)
15. Take your grandma to brunch at the Watts Tea Room
16. Close Wolski's Tavern
17. Work out with the beautiful people at the Downtown Y
18. Make use of Milwaukee's largest urinal at Leff's Lucky Town
19. Try a mini donut on the corner of North and Oakland Avenues
20. Go snowshoe shopping at Sherper's
21. Pick up a fine cigar or unusual pack of cigs at Uhle's
22. Have dinner and a movie at The Rosebud
23. Go night putting at Lake Park
24. Shop for rare records at Bull's Eye Records on Irving Place
    
25. Fill up your gallon jugs at Bay View's Pryor St. well
26. Discover the best Chinese take-out at South Milwaukee's San Fong
27. Take an art class at MIAD, UWM or the Art Museum
28. Cozy up to a pint of the black stuff at Paddy's Pub
29. Breakfast at Miss Katie's Diner
30. Take a tour of The Pfister art collection
31. Relive the '80s at Mad Planet
32. Put the pin monkeys to work at Holler House, the city's oldest kegler's paradise
33. Go shopping at Goldman's
34. Paintball Dave's
35. Stroll through Villa Terrace
36. Late night ribs at Speed Queen
37. Find the painting of "Jesus blessing the UN" (or is he knocking on it?!) at Jamo's
    
38. International Clown Hall of Fame in the Shops of Grand Avenue
39. See Sammy Bodean at the Shorecrest
40. Wear your flares to the Have a Nice Day Café
41. Read all the signature plaques at the Milwaukee Press Club
42. Eat a corned beef sandwich at Benji's
43. Go art hopping on Gallery Night
44. Visit the oldest building in North America, St. Joan of Arc Chapel at Marquette
45. Get serenaded at Old Town or Filippo's pizza
46. Learn to sail at the Milwaukee Sailing Center
47. Stock up on sage and coriander seeds at The Spice House
48. Stroll the lovely grounds of St. Francis Seminary
49. Take Rover to a dog park for a run
50. Drive up to Leon's for custard
51. Get sumptuous treats at Lopez Bakery
52. Enjoy the view of downtown from Dom & Phil DeMarini's pizza place
53. See a midnight movie at The Times
54. Bring a picnic lunch to the Bradley Sculpture Garden open house
55. Get hooked on the flaming cheese at Annunciation's Greek Festival
56. Laugh it up at ComedySportz
57. Shoot pool at Romine's
58. See the butterflies at Milwaukee Public Museum
59. Test the leather couches at Dinesen's
60. Get a massage at the Westown Farmer's Market
61. Eat smelts in Port Washington
62. Shop the women's boutiques in the Third Ward
63. Commune with nature at the Wehr Nature Center
64. Dig into a butt steak at Coerper's 5 O'Clock Steak House
65. Taste Milwaukee's best once-a-year lunch deal at Armenian Fest
66. Nosh on cheese sticks at Saz's
    
67. Search for vintage gear at Yellow Jacket
68. Learn to sew at the Cutting Table
69. Buy cool new (or old) vinyl at Atomic Records
70. Watch soccer at the Carleton Grange Pub in St. Francis
    
71. Find unimaginable treasures at American Science & Surplus
72. Rent "Major League" and look for familiar Milwaukee places
73. Play "Where's Kato?"
74. Explore Milwaukee's German culinary legacy at Mader's and Karl Ratzsch's
75. Sip a cup of joe at Nectar
76. Walk out on the breakwater and watch the sun set over the skyline
77. Go fishing at the lighthouse behind the Marcus Amphitheater
78. Have a martini at Angelo's Lounge
79. Buy some lawn sculptures at Garden Star in Kenosha
80. Ride your bike or walk along the Hank Aaron State Park Trail
81. Walk through Milwaukee's Italian history via the historic photos at the Italian Community Center
82. Watch the "History of Milwaukee" video at the Milwaukee County Historical Society
83. Sample the sweet red wine at Albanese's
84. Chat up the Public Service Ambassadors downtown
85. See the view from Blu atop the Pfister Hotel
86. Take a carriage ride through downtown
87. Have a cheap and tasty Conejito's burrito
88. Search for bargains at the Third Ward Women's Resale Shop
89. Find an autographed first edition at Mystery One books
90. Cozy up to the fire at County Clare with a lover and a pint
91. Buy fresh homemade sausage at Groppi's in Bay View
    
92. Say "Art Smart's Dart Mart" five times fast
93. Admire the restoration job at St. Josaphat's Basilica
94. Visit, but don't pester, the bunnies at State Fair
95. Make the snake rattle at the Milwaukee Public Museum
96. Sit in the correct Press Club chair and find yourself in the Safe House
97. Go horseback riding at Mary Lynn Stables in Grafton
98. Skip down Knapp St. singing "schlamiel, schlamazel"
99. Hang out with sailors at Barnacle Bud's
100. Try the veggie riblets at Palomino