Turner Hall

It's the annual Borscht Off for Ukraine, the hearty beet soup or stew.

We're gonna learn all about, uh, the different dynamics of borscht and, uh, how this unique annual competition at Turner Hall brings people together over this cultural dish, and how you can sample borscht and even vote for the winners.

And then in our final hour, we're gonna take you somewhere completely unexpected.

The artists behind Wisconsin Classic Stage, they invite us to join them for the Milwaukee premiere of Gertrude Stein's Dr. Faustus: Lights the Lights.

But hey, gotta be in it to win it, so why not apply and tell your favorite musical artists in town? I am Sandy Maxx, and, uh, we are gonna take you inside the historic Pabst Mansion to experience in a haunting way.

Plus, they have some very good news for their historic landmark to share.

And, uh, we're gonna be focused on food in the 7:00 hour with a visit with the Milwaukee Public Market and the information on the eighth annual Borscht Off that is happening at Turner Hall.

It's kind of like a chili cook-off but with Ukrainian soup of borscht.

I do podcasts.

So after the WeEnergies building, I did Turner Hall.

And that was really cool.

It went over like the history of the Turners, which is like an organization, kind of like a fraternity, I think.

They let us go up to the second and third floor.

I think it was actually just the second floor.

The second floor is where the Turner Hall ballroom is.

And that thing is dilapidated.

Honey Bee Sage even got a cookie for stopping by there.

Blue Dress Park, which has a nice view, also made stops at Turner Hall.

Milwaukee Baseball Club, the Pfister, and the Basilica.

So I think that's a lot of wonderful buildings to have taken a peek inside and even gotten some treats.