After nearly four decades, The Gateway’s very own Custom Grown Greenhouses has closed down. Any remaining stock is currently available at the Layton Fruit Market 1838 E Layton Ave for the rest of the summer. The community is sad to see them go, but we would like to take the opportunity to congratulate Paul on his…
Earlier this month The Packing House Restaurant received the Mayor’s Design Award in the Places & Spaces category, for their newly installed outdoor patio area. This award was given to projects that found unique opportunities to contribute to the character of their neighborhoods and have made Milwaukee streets and public spaces more attractive and inviting by engaging…
In summer of 2022, The Gateway to Milwaukee, along with The Historic Highway 41 and the Crisol Corridor Business Improvement Districts (BIDs), came together with the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s office and Milwaukee Police Department to address what had been roughly a ten year gap in services within the MPD District 6 area – namely…
With the end of the 2022 calendar year, the Gateway organization also saw the end of an era with the resignation of Board President and founding member Gregg Lindner at its most recent meeting in December. Born and raised in the area, Gregg’s commitment to and advocacy for the Milwaukee Gateway region over the years…
The Gateway Annual Event and Luncheon was held at Stonebranch Farm on June 15, 2022.
Last month, ten Gateway area businesses participated in this year’s Taste of the Gateway – Dining Days event. The two-day event brought hundreds of foodies to the airport region.
The Airport Gateway Business Improvement District was proud to host a guided group bus tour for the StormCon convention, held in Milwaukee September 13-15, 2021.
It’s time to get excited about being a part of our fantastic business community right here in Milwaukee’s Airport District. Business owners, property owners, employees, community members.
The largest solar energy project in Milwaukee’s history became operational just last month. The solar field is located on nine acres of a closed city-owned landfill near Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport.
