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 You will be hard-pressed to find a weekend in Milwaukee when there is nothing to do. Professional sports teams play year-round. Theater, dance and opera companies keep the stages filled. And there are dozens of small clubs offering a variety of music, including blues, jazz, swing and rock ’n’ roll. If your musical tastes are more classical, you might enjoy a night with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra or an afternoon of chamber music.
Perhaps you’re just hungry. If so, you will be amazed at the variety of excellent ethnic restaurants in the metropolitan area. Whatever your tastes, you will quickly discover there is no shortage of things to do in Milwaukee.
Located in the Menomonee Valley just southwest of Milwaukee's Downtown, Potawatomi's Bingo Casino is
Wisconsin's No. 1 entertainment destination, drawing more than 4 million visitors annually.
Potawatomi Bingo Casino
The casino offers
a variety of entertainment venues, including bingo; a variety of table games featuring blackjack, craps, roulette and poker; more than 1,800 slot machines; the intimate Northern Lights Theatre, which hosts first-class musical and comedy entertainment; the Sweet Grass Gift Shop that features handcrafted Native American-themed items; and world-class dining, including the sports-themed Fire Pit Sports Bar & Grill, the Buffet and Dream Dance, the casino's fine-dining restaurant where Chef Jason Gorman shares his culinary passion with his "New Wisconsin Cuisine" and one of the state's largest wine lists. www.paysbig.com.
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