Potawatomi Blog

Milwaukee just wouldn’t be Milwaukee without its ever-booming bar scene. From the classics to the up-and-comers, we’ve gathered ten of the city’s best watering holes for your next night out.

From strolling the beautiful banks of Lake Michigan to enjoying free concerts, hilarious comedy, vibrant street festivals, and more—you just can’t beat Milwaukee in June.

The thought of Milwaukee in spring may conjure up images of rainy days, but it’s not all cloudy skies and muddy lawns! With a few tips from us, you can make the best of the season, no matter the weather. Here are some fun ideas to try in Milwaukee this spring.

Sheets lined up, daubers out, balls tumbling, numbers being called – the excitement of it all can be a little overwhelming for a Bingo Hall rookie. If you’re a curious novice or a bingo veteran looking to brush up on your skills, look no further. We’ve got it all right here!

You may have noticed a few restaurant refreshes this year at Potawatomi Hotel & Casino—additions like a new grade-a sushi bar at RuYi and the new hotel restaurant, Canal Street Cafe. In December we welcomed Bella Italiana!

If you’re looking to beat that cabin fever, look no further. Here’s a list of some exciting reasons to get out of the house this season.

Laughter is more important than some may realize! Where in Milwaukee can you go when you just want to get your laugh on? Here are a few of our favorite spots.

Labor Day has come and gone, and school is officially back in session. Fall is upon us, which means football, bonfires and those beautiful fall colors that Wisconsin is known for. Just because the summer heat is ending doesn’t mean the fun is. Find the fall fun you’re looking for right here in Milwaukee.

A common nickname for Milwaukee is Brew City. From the mid-19th century, a large number of skilled German brewers and farmers settled in this part of Wisconsin, bringing their love of beer. At the height of Milwaukee’s brewery heyday, four of the largest beer manufacturing companies were headquartered in this city: Miller, Pabst, Schlitz and Blatz. Now, with the rise of craft brewing, several new local breweries are supplying the city with amazing new varieties of “liquid bread.” Here are four of those craft breweries continuing the legacy of Brew City.