Bobby Tanzilo is an author at School Matters MKE, a Milwaukee-area education blog that monitors schools across Wisconsin. His work spans various themes, including food and beverages, architecture, arts and entertainment, and travel, reflecting a diverse range of interests from beverage production to urban art. Bobby's insights and contributions have been featured in Soccer America, the African American Genealogy Society of Milwaukee, Realclearhistory, and OnMilwaukee.com.
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Bobby's focus is on local events and developments in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. His coverage largely revolves around house & home as well as food & beverage topics such as breweries, architecture, and entertainment.
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By: Bobby Tanzilo
In 1908, businessman Richard T. Crane hired architect Louis Sullivan to design a home for his granddaughter Josephine and her new husband, UW professor Harlold C. Bradley, as a wedding present. The house, home to Sigma Phi fraternity since 1915, is currently getting an exterior restoration. We stopped over for a look.
Wauwatosa's annual Independence Day fireworks will take place a new location, the Wauwatosa Civic Celebration Commission announced Tuesday.
Moran's, may be an Irish pub, but on Saturday, June 13, you just might think you're in Scotland. The South Milwaukee pub, 912 Milwaukee Ave., is hosting two events around the appearance that day of Glasgow band Del Amitri at the South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center. Moran's is also a major World Cup watch party venue.
As the Historic Third Ward Association (HTWA) celebrates five decades of neighborhood advocacy and community connection, we look back at the past 50 years with some of the visionaries who sparked the districtâs revival.
By: Bobby Tanzilo
The first-ever sister state relationship between an American state and a German state turns 50 years old in 2026 and both Wisconsin and Hessen are celebrating that golden jubilee. We joined the Wisconsin delegation to Germany to witness the celebrations there.
In 1964, the City of West Allis decided to undertake a study to determine whether or not it needed to replace its 1921 city hall, located at 75th and Greenfield, to meet the needs of the city until 2000. More than 25 years after that date, I went over to see how the building is doing.
The Third Ward Beer Garden in Catalano Square is adding live music on Sunday afternoons at part of a collab with Radio Milwaukee. The series kicks off June 21 and includes performances by musicians and curated DJ sets from Radio Milwaukeeans.
By: Bobby Tanzilo
In the '80s, The Dream Syndicate was part of a group of bands that had dubbed the "Paisley Underground," for psychedelic influences that joined forces with post-punk to create a new hybrid. The reformed band, which last played Summerfest in 1984, is coming back to the Big Gig and we talked to frontman Steve Wynn.
10 photos of Milwaukee loving Summerfest
By: Bobby Tanzilo
Milwaukee turned out big for Don Toliver's return to town as a headliner, as he topped the bill on the opening Friday of Summerfest.
