Celebrate Milwaukee's community spirit with live music on the Falcon Bowl Stage.
The Locust Street Festival is a staple in Milwaukee's cultural calendar, born from a community's successful effort to preserve their neighborhood's charm. This festival is a lively celebration featuring local music, art, and a strong sense of community pride. The Falcon Bowl Stage, powered by Tracks Tavern & Kneeverland Productions, promises a diverse lineup of performances that cater to all ages.
As you wander through West Locust Street, you'll find a variety of local vendors and artists showcasing their work. It's a perfect opportunity to experience the vibrant Riverwest neighborhood. Whether you're a longtime local or a first-time visitor, the festival offers a welcoming atmosphere that highlights Milwaukee's unique community spirit.
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