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Multipurpose arena in downtown Milwaukee. The NBA's Milwaukee Bucks and the Marquette Golden Eagles men's basketball team (representing Marquette University in NCAA Division I) started playing in the new arena in their respective 2018–19 seasons after moving from the since-demolished BMO Harris Bradley Center across the street.
Fiserv Forum is a multi-purpose arena located in downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It is the home of the Milwaukee Bucks of the National Basketball Association (NBA) and the Marquette Golden Eagles men's basketball team of Marquette University.
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The city's main indoor venue before Bradley Center (and later Fiserv Forum) opened, it still hosts many sports events and concerts. Most notably, it's home to the Milwaukee Panthers men's basketball team, representing the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee, and to the Milwaukee Admirals of the NHL's top minor league, the American Hockey League. The arena also hosts other major UWM events, most notably graduation ceremonies.
Offers tours (on Friday and Saturday) of their growing operation in the Fifth Ward.
While the company is long gone, a new tavern, reserveable hall, and a giftshop are open on the site. Best Place at the Historic Pabst Brewery, the former Pabst Corporate Offices & Visitor's Center, is a Certified Historic Structure on the National Register of Historic Places.
The former brewery sits on the north east side of downtown, adjacent to the Milwaukee County Courthouse and overlooking I-43. It contains many wonderful "old world" style buildings. Though the brewery is no longer in operation it remains an icon of the city. It is being renovated and re-developed for condos, offices, and restaurants.
On downtown's west side, it's excellent for children and adults alike, containing exhibits on numerous topics including large historical dioramas, an IMAX theater, and the largest planetarium in the state. Well-known permanent exhibits include a "Butterflies Alive" garden and the Streets of Old Milwaukee which feature the world's oldest continually functioning gas streetlight system.