Milwaukee Yard is home to 2 state of the art basketball courts and 3 indoor artificial turf fields. The basketball courts are available for middle school and high school athletes who are seeking to join pick up basketball games or work on individual skill on Saturdays 1-3PM
Our Winter program is designed to provide additional skill development for players who are part of Park District programs, as well as those seeking an introduction to soccer! Our unique training curriculum blends player development with fun.
We have created a unique child-focused soccer development program that focuses on learning in a fun environment. Through a mix of fun games and creative activities, your kids won’t even know that they are learning soccer!
The Milwaukee Yard is proud to offer our first ever child-focused Basketball Skills Training program! Your athlete will receive age and skill appropriate training through dribble-pass-shoot drills and organized games designed to improve foundational skills and boost confidence.
The Streets of Old Milwaukee will bring history to life as docents interpret this beloved exhibit in period attire! Visitors can chat with a maid from the Pfister Hotel, a pharmacist, a toy store owner, and others from the early 1900s who will inhabit the exhibit, answering questions, telling stories, and providing insights about life here more than a century ago.
Tony-winning composer Jason Robert Brown (Parade, The Bridges of Madison County), delivers ballads of every shade in this emotionally powerful and intimate musical about two New Yorkers in their twenties who fall in and out of love over the course of five years. The show's unconventional structure consists of Cathy telling her story backwards while Jamie tells his story chronologically. Named one of the 10 best shows of 2001 by TIME Magazine this brilliant musical, with a fantastic score that has become a modern classic. Captivating both audiences and critics earning it a Drama Desk Award (music and lyrics), a film adaptation and productions around the world.
The lives of two women with vastly different life experiences intersect at a resort in Cancún. Adriana manages the housekeeping staff and a world away from the home she left. Sarah, sister of the bride and the self-declared disaster of the family, is just trying to keep it together at this destination wedding. A torrential downpour forces the women together, and through a series of misunderstandings breaks open the secrets both women have taught themselves to ignore. A bilingual play with Spanish and English supertitles, Espejos: Clean is a potent look at isolation and the power of being seen.
