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A Milwaukee suburb, located in southeast Wisconsin with 100,000 square feet of affordable meeting space including a Grand Ballroom segmenting into six 650-square-foot breakout rooms & two 1,700-square-foot meeting spaces, Executive Learning Centers for state-of-the-art training sessions, tradeshow exhibit space, meeting rooms set in the historic downtown and Frank Lloyd Wright inspired spaces. Parking is complimentary at all facilities, and 1,000 sleeping rooms are available from budget, luxury and water park. Complimentary planning services are also available! |
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| Visit Milwaukee |
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Discover why more meeting planners are choosing Milwaukee! Designed in consultation with meeting planners, the Frontier Airlines Center provides 189,000 square feet of meeting space, and the three-venue convention campus with two connecting hotels makes Milwaukee a one-stop shop for successful meetings. The Harley-Davidson Museum heads the list of exciting off-site venues, and colorful dining, shopping and nightlife turn 'down time' into good times in Milwaukee, where value, accessibility and safety all add up to a top meeting destination.
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Beyond Beer and Brats
By RUTH A. HILL
Milwaukee may have the popular image of a city that lives on beer and brats, but there is much more to the city's culinary scene nowadays. While there are still plenty of clubs, pubs and bars around, as well as the city's early ethnic influences in stops like Mimma's Cafe and historic Mader's, Milwaukee's new culinary emphasis is on farm-to-table dining. Urban agriculture and fish farms are supplying restaurants all over town.
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Madison
Mad City
By MARLENE GOLDMAN
The "Mad City" sets its vibrant college town atmosphere against a tranquil backdrop of glacial lakes and forested parks, luring meetings with its balance of progressive lifestyle and natural beauty. And adding fuel to its reputation as a green meeting destination, Madison has more than 6,000 acres of parkland, in addition to cultural pursuits ranging from a center for theater and live music to visual arts.
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