Potawatomi Blog

It’s the first month of 2026, and we are excited to see what this new year brings. From meeting your childhood hero, multiple new dining and music experiences, to Milwaukee’s 180th birthday party, 2026 will have many new experiences for Milwaukee residents. Explore our list below of some of the new experiences coming in 2026.

We are halfway through the winter, and with the coldest times ahead of us, many people are looking for ways to break up the mundane. To find new ways to spend their weekends and make memories with their friends and families. While staying inside and cozying up with a good book or movie is a good choice, we have three additional ideas for you to try this winter. From all-out excitement to finding joy in the outdoors, and even exploring the city we know and love, we're sure our list of top three winter staycation ideas will spark your interest and get you planning your weekend now!

Ring in the new year at the city’s biggest and best non-stop party. With over 13 bars and restaurants all right here, dancing, DJs, bands, and more, plus unlimited ways to win—why go anywhere else? To help make your evening seamless, we have curated this helpful itinerary so you can enjoy New Year's Eve and New Year's Day in style and comfort.

Planning a weekend getaway? Potawatomi Casino is the place to be. From the food to the amenities to the entertainment, make sure your trip is perfect with these tips.

If you’re from the Milwaukee area, you’re probably familiar with Potawatomi Casino Hotel, which opened its doors in 1991.

Learn how to play craps with this beginner-friendly guide. Discover the rules, betting options, strategies, and tips to enjoy one of the most exciting casino games at Potawatomi Casino Hotel.

Take a look at what is new and upcoming for Milwaukee this year.

Located about three hours and 202 miles apart, Potawatomi Casino Hotel Milwaukee and Potawatomi Carter Casino Hotel are two destinations operated by the Forest County Potawatomi Tribe.

In Milwaukee, we know that means people flocking to the lakefront, planning backyard barbeques, and making their summer festival plans. But...