Concert halls Wisconsin

In Peninsula State Park, the entrance is via Fish Creek or Ephraim. Each year during the summer months (late June to mid-October), the professional Peninsula Players troupe presents theatrical performances in the wilderness, in the middle of a clearing, in the nature park north of Fish Creek. The program is available at the tourist offices in the region, and tickets are sold either on site or at the tourist office. Founded in 1938, this summer theatre is a great success and attracts people from the surrounding counties.

Built in 1895 by beer magnate Frederick Pabst, whose house can be visited on Wisconsin Avenue, the Pabst Theater hosts concerts, film screenings and artistic performances in its late 19th century decor: grand staircases, magnificent chandeliers, draperies and carved wooden balconies are the pride of the city. Designed in the image of the greatest German opera houses, it is equipped with a superb organ and has incredible acoustics. We go there from all the surrounding towns to attend performances.

Here is a very beautiful building that houses a cinema that opened in 1927. The atmosphere in this place is quite amazing, with its East Indian-inspired decor that is still very much alive today. Buddha statues stand next to two minarets, porcelain lions, hundreds of elephants and extravagant drapes. On the bill, auteur films and some recent blockbusters. Also performances and events.