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EPISODE · Aug 25, 2026 · 1H 38M

Milwaukee Film, Wildflowers on the Water & Wauwatosa's Newest Public Art

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Milwaukee Film Artistic Director Cara Ogburn previews the Dialogues Documentary Festival, featuring nearly 40 films designed to spark conversation, plus a special 70mm film series at the Oriental Theatre. Discover Sacred Rhythm Mother, Wauwatosa's striking new interactive public sculpture by Justin Roberts, and join Wisconsin musician Sarah Fierek for a preview of Wildflowers on the Water, bringing live music, art, nature and goat yoga to Lakeshore State Park. Plus, hear a moving excerpt from Sandy Maxx's conversation with Gary Sinise about his late son, composer Mac Sinise, ahead of the Milwaukee world premiere of Graceful Warrior at Skylight Music Theatre on August 28 & 29. Also: PLM Paving & Concrete celebrates 60 years, Milwaukee County libraries offer free test prep and career resources, SafeHouse Milwaukee turns 60, and the Milwaukee Art Museum marks 25 years of the iconic Quadracci Pavilion.

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