The official OnMilwaukee.com festival guide

Dining - Sept. 24, 2008
Festival food guide
The City of Festivals gives most of the world's cultures an annual opportunity to spotlight what makes them unique and special - and for us, a chance to enjoy their wonderful food and drink. Some of these tasty treats you just won't find anywhere else.
Tags: festivals, summerfest, flaming cheese, saz, corn

Festival Guide - July 2, 2008
Free music all summer long
Every night of the week offers great free music in many Milwaukee area parks. Plus, there's River Rhythms, Jazz in the Park and much more!
Tags: free summer music, free music, festivals, live music, river rhythms, goran, jazz in the park, streetlife, eddie butts, cathedral park, band shell, outdoor, rainbow, summer, pere marquette park, picnic, milwaukee, alterra at the lake, free, West Allis Band

Festival Guide - June 6, 2008
Fest presence drives area restaurant crowd
For Milwaukeeans, the food is as much a part of the festival experience as the music or the midway. Whether it's flaming cheese, volcano chicken, mozzarella sticks or fried eggplant, these festival staples are what make fests fly.
Tags: festivals, la perla, saz's, mader's, nick anton, sazama

Festival Guide - June 2, 2008
Changes for a better Riversplash!
Another Riversplash! has come and gone. Here are ideas on how to improve it and, hopefully, prevent problems at next year's festival.
Tags: Riversplash, Downtown, shooting, festivals, Water Street, Old World Third St.

Festival Guide - June 1, 2008
2008 farmers markets guide
Fresh flowers, fresh fruit, fresh veggies, fresh air ... what could be better? Add in some art, crafts, demonstrations, music and other fun and it's hard to resist the open air markets that set up around town every spring.
Tags: festivals, farmers markets, produce, open market, downtown, farm, East Town Market, apples, coffee, kettle corn, corn, Westown market, Cathedral Square, produce, arts

Festival Guide - June 20, 2008
South Shore Frolics in trouble
 On Thursday, June 19, the JS Online reported that Les Johns, the Bay View Lion’s Club chairman, stated that the Lions Club was $20,000 short in funds needed to present the 59th annual South Shore Frolics. Apparently, there was enough corporate sponsorship for many of the events that a...
Tags: South Shore Frolics, Bay View, Festivals