#George and madcap lounge series

Its other tenants are Tassara's Inspired Artisans art studio and MKE Boxing Club.

The building is owned by Perital LLC, led by Gianfranco Tassara, according to city assessment records. The art deco-style Clybourn Street building was constructed in 1920, according to the Wisconsin Historical Society. Those plans are pending before the zoning board. Underwood Ave., Cudahy.Īlso, the Urban Ecology Center wants to convert its warehouse, at 1500 E. River Valley Historic Venue, 422 N.15th St.

#George and madcap lounge series

The Clybourn would be the latest in a series of historic Milwaukee-area buildings that have been converted into events venues since 2020. 8 meeting.īianchini and Marshall hope to begin showing the space in September and to start hosting events in December. If you’ve got the whole space for the day, have your ceremony in the window-lit ballroom. For those planning a smaller wedding, the floorplan is perfect for creating cozy sections that will feel intimate for a select guest list. The proposed venue needs a special-use permit from the zoning board, which could review that request at its Sept. The venue can accommodate up to 200 guests at The George and there is a capacity of 175 in the MadCap Lounge. It has a proposed capacity of 130 people. The Clybourn would host weddings, memorial services and other events, including those tied to Marquette, such as graduation parties, Bianchini told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Marshall also is a partner on The Clybourn, Bianchini said. Those include The Mitch, an events venue that Bianchini and business partner Claiborne Marshall opened in 2021 at 1104 W.

Milwaukee St. and Oak Creek's Drexel Town Square mixed-use development, as well as other businesses. all triggered off by a madcap American heiress, to which comes the retort. The operator would be Bella M & C LLC, led by Marta Bianchini, according to the proposal.īianchini is co-owner of Cubanitas restaurant, a Cuban restaurant with locations at 728 N. at aparty in the lounge doesn't go unnoticed by the local brown shirts. Clybourn St., would host the venue, named The Clybourn, according to plans filed with the Milwaukee Board of Zoning Appeals. The eastern first-floor portion of the two-story, 26,000-square-foot building, at 2202-2210 W. A historic industrial building just west of Marquette University is to host an events venue under a redevelopment proposal from a Milwaukee restaurant operator.