Join the Charles Allis Art Museum in Milwaukee for an enchanting afternoon filled with snacks, art, and fun at Storytime at the Allis: Goblins and Goodies. This exciting event is perfect for children ages 4 to 10 years old and is absolutely free. Immerse your children or grandchildren in a captivating story hour led by retired teachers, followed by an engaging art activity by local artists. Storytime at the Allis takes place every second Saturday of the month from 1-3 p.m., offering a unique opportunity to explore the museum, admire its remarkable art collection, and enjoy delicious snacks. The museum, located at 1801 North Prospect Avenue, is wheelchair accessible, ensuring that everyone can participate in this delightful event. To help us plan accordingly, please RSVP, and remember that donations are always appreciated. Mark your calendars for October 14, 2023, and make sure not to miss this fantastic fall-themed event. Come and experience the magic of Storytime at the Allis: Goblins and Goodies.

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Milwaukee Gallery: A feast of art through time and space, architecture and soul resonate on the island of the lake in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a pure white building designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright is like a pearl left behind Pavilion (Milwaukee Art Museum). It is not only a museum, but also a multi-dimensional dialogue about art, design and life, and it is worth stopping by every soul who is eager to indulge in beauty and speculation. ✨ Why go? Five reasons not to miss 1. Wright&rsquo;s eternal poems enter the gallery, and you are greeted first by Wright&rsquo;s iconic &ldquo;organic architecture&rdquo; concept. The huge glass dome pours natural light, intertwined with rough lines of concrete and stone, forming a geometric maze of light and shadow. The interior design of the building is a work of art: spiral staircases, suspended hollow exhibition halls, open courtyards and lakeside landscape seamlessly connect, let you feel the building itself as a dynamic artistic expression in the stroll. 2. Classic gems across the millennium: from Rembrandt portraits in the golden age of the Netherlands, to the French Impressionist Monet&#39;s &quot;Waterlily&quot; series, to the modern artist Kusama Yayoshi&#39;s infinite mirror house installation, the collection spans more than 600 years, which can be called &quot;the condensed theater of Western art history&quot;. &bull; Local Care: Don&#39;t ignore the &quot;American Art&quot; area on the second floor, which not only displays Edward Hopper&#39;s lonely urban scene, but also digs into the creation of local Wisconsin artists, showing the deep connection between art and regional culture. &bull; Pioneer Exploration: The &quot;Contemporary Art Zone&quot; on the top floor updates experimental exhibitions all year round, such as the recent exhibition of digital art and VR installations, challenging the traditional aesthetic boundaries, suitable for audiences pursuing new experiences. 3. Immersive curatorship: The most fascinating thing about the collision of art and life is its &quot;decentralized&quot; narrative. For example, the &quot;Modern Art in the Kitchen&quot; special exhibition combines tableware, ingredients and abstract sculptures, inviting the audience to rethink the aesthetic value of everyday objects; The interactive exhibition area of &quot;City Voice&quot; transforms Milwaukee&#39;s urban pulse into audio-visual symphonies through sound installations and image projections. 4. Family-friendly art enlightenment &quot;Little Artists Workshop&quot; launched monthly parent-child theme courses, from pottery to digital painting, so that children understand the art language in hands-on practice. In addition, there is a free children&#39;s guide app in the museum, which interprets the exhibits in a gamification way, so that art education becomes a fun. 5. Poetic secret spring, under the cherry blossom tree to enjoy a cup of art museum cafe special &quot;latte&quot;, watching the sun dance through Wright&#39;s flower windows on the wooden floor; autumn, participate in the &quot;twilight walk&quot; activities, enjoy the reflection of the building and the lake in the sunset; In winter, the indoor temperature exhibition hall and the outdoor snow scene form a warm and cold contrast, and the summer open-air theater will bring improvisation by well-known artists.

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