Grohmann Museum

And arts in action, all [laughs] kinds of arts in action, whether you like, uh, traditional making or you wanna see what's happening all around Milwaukee County.

First, the 15th annual Lost Arts Festival is happening Saturday afternoon at the Grohmann Museum.

And you can see all sorts of historic crafts like wood shoe carving, stained glass work, making lace, spinning wool, painting.

There's even dive equipment that you can see being made.

And the interesting, the, uh, environment is that the Grohmann Museum is absolutely dedicated to works of art depicting people doing their craft, doing their labor.

So if you see somebody making lace, they're gonna be set up in front of a painting of other lace makers.

So it's a, it's a 15th annual.

It's really interesting to see how people have passed down through the generations these skills.

So we'll get in on, uh, highlights of Harvest Fair.

Also, the Grohmann Museum, they have an event this weekend called the Lost Arts Festival, and Marina Bernovich is gonna join me, she's of the Grohmann Museum, to what to expect.

You can see people making shoes, rugs, chairs, books, fabric, even diving equipment.

It's gonna be a really interesting gathering of people and skills.

I think you'll really enjoy that conversation, so stay with me.

But first and foremost, one of the most unique events in our city is coming up on Saturday, and it is called the Lost Arts Festival.

It's the 15th annual, and to share all about what these lost arts are and how you can observe them up close, joining me is Marina Bernovich from the Grohmann Museum on the Museum of Science and Engineering? God, Milwaukee School of Engineering.

MS- I was like MSOE.