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Moving can be stressful for everyone in the family, especially around the beginning of the holidays. Although there is still time before the winter festivities are here, Halloween is just around the corner. If your children seem a little down because you are settling into a new home with your Milwaukee movers while the rest of the town is busy picking out costumes for the spooky night, then tell them to turn that frown upside down!

Lucky for you, Milwaukee is known for their haunted houses and Halloween festivals. Your kids will be wishing that they had used your Milwaukee moving company sooner once they get a glimpse of these Milwaukee Halloween Haunts.

Haunted House. On October 23^rd, 24^th, 30^th, and 31^st from 7:00 p.m. to 10 p.m. the students of Catholic Memorial High School will be putting on a haunted house for the community. Proceeds will be donated to Camp Hometown Heroes.

Wisconsin Feargrounds. Complete with rides and three haunted houses, the Wisconsin Feargrounds will be open through October 31^st from 7:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Make sure to wear your favorite Halloween costume – your local Milwaukee movers will be!

The Murder Mystery Company. Located at the Astor Hotel, get your tickets for a night of interactive Halloween festivities with a performance by The Murder Mystery Company.

Halloween in the Cabin. For those families with younger kids, then Halloween in the Cabin is the perfect less-scary alternative to other Halloween festivities. This Halloween story time will be October 23^rd with one story session from 6:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., and the other from 7:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Do you have any music lovers in your family? If so, then you picked the perfect time to pack up all of your belongings and use your local Milwaukee moving company to relocate to a new home. Why is this so, you ask? Well this fall, Milwaukee has an onslaught of concerts to look forward to that will get everyone excited – regardless of what your music preferences are.

Take a look over this list from your favorite Milwaukee movers and get ready to join hundreds of locals at one of the many must-see Milwaukee concerts this fall.

Garth Brooks. Returning to Milwaukee after a 19 year hiatus, Garth Brooks will be stopping in Milwaukee for three shows this fall.

The Who. Legendary rock icons, The Who will be coming to Milwaukee with two of the band’s original members to put on a performance that is sure to be one for the books.

Ringo Starr. Speaking of rock icons, The Beatles’ drummer himself will be making an appearance at Riverside Theater on October 17^th.

Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard. As if Milwaukee could handle one more music legend coming to put on a performance, along comes this country duo to put on a fall concert like you have never seen before.

Madisen Ward and the Mama Bear. For the fans of roots music in your household, Madisen Ward and the Mama Bear will be playing at The Back Room at Colectivo Coffee on October 26^th.

If you would describe yourself as a self-proclaimed “foodie,” then you are not alone. Especially for those who live in Milwaukee, or for those who are using Milwaukee movers to relocate to a new home, then the month of October has plenty of events in Milwaukee to look forward to. This month, Milwaukee has some of the most looked-forward to dining events of the year that will be sure to satiate every foodies palate.

Post-Harvest Dinner

On October 24^th, grab your family and head on over to the Twisted Willow restaurant in Port Washington for its annual Harvest Feast. What makes this dinner so special? All of the produce is from the restaurant’s farm and other local sources. 10% of each table’s bill will go toward the Family Sharing Ozaukee County food pantry.

Game and Wine

If you think that a five-course dinner consisting of duck prosciutto, apples, fennel and ricotta salata, venison shanks, pumpkin spaetzli, brussels sprouts, and pancetta and orange pine nut gremolata sounds good, then the Game and Wine dinner is right up your alley. Held on October 26^th at Lazy Susan, this dinner is popular with locals of every type – even your Milwaukee moving company.

Graham Elliot Dinner

Get ready to experience one of the dinner’s that you will only be able to experience now that you have packed up all of your belongings and sent them on their way with your Milwaukee movers. The Graham Elliot Dinner will feature “MasterChef” and “MasterChef Junior” judge and Chicago restaurateur Graham Elliot talking about his first cookbook, “Cooking Like a Master Chef.”

Chances are that after helping your Milwaukee movers help get you settled into your new home, you have most certainly worked up an appetite. Luckily, Milwaukee has so many delicious restaurants to choose from, your whole family will be debating on which restaurant to try out first.

Simply check out this list of some of the best Milwaukee restaurants to try this fall from your local Milwaukee moving company. Trust us, your family will be begging to go back to these restaurants time and time again.

Braise

Named one of Milwaukee’s best places to eat local foods, Braise supplies their restaurant with ingredients only from local sources throughout the city. This is one of the main reasons why Milwaukee movers recommend this restaurant to so many new residents. The best part about the menu? They are constantly changing it so you will never get bored with the same things over and over again.

Wolf Peach

If you are in the mood for delicious pizza – then look no further. Wolf Peach is the place that all Milwaukee residents go when they want Neapolitan-style wood-fired pizza. After all, there’s no better way to reward yourself for a day well spent unpacking while your Milwaukee moving company finished unloading all of your moving boxes, other than enjoying local comfort food.

La Merenda

Perhaps one of the only restaurants in the Midwest that offers so much Latin American food fare, La Merenda is the restaurant you go to if you want to enjoy a caipirinha (or two). Make sure to check out this restaurant once the weather outside begins to warm up – they have one of the best patios in town!

What is the best way to check out the local cuisine and explore your new city while your Milwaukee movers finish settling your belongings into their new home? By taking the Historic Third Ward Walking Food Tour, of course!

The tour, currently celebrating its 8^th anniversary, provides new residents with the perfect combination of culture, food, and history. The third ward, where the tour is hosted, is home to a majority of the city’s most popular art galleries and specialty stores. That way, you can pick up some extra decorations for your home in the event that you realized that you would need more once you started unpacking your moving boxes that All My Sons Moving & Storage safely delivered for you.

This tour is the best way to meet locals that can show you around the city. Chances are, you will stumble into some of your new neighbors while your tour guide takes you to hidden entertainment spots and local favorite restaurants.

On top of learning about the favorite places that locals visit, you will also learn all types of fun facts about Milwaukee. For example, did you know that Blues Brothers was filmed in the third ward? Or that only one firehouse ever burned down in Wisconsin, and it also took place in the third ward? These are just a couple of the fun facts that you will learn on your Historic Third Ward Walking Food Tour.

Moving to Milwaukee at the beginning of a new school year can be tough on your kids. For one, they have to make all new friends in a completely new town. Secondly, having to unpack their entire room after Milwaukee movers finish unloading all of their belongings is never a fun task. Why not give them a break by taking them to one of Milwaukee’s oldest and most popular attractions – the Milwaukee City Symphony.

Founded over 80 years ago, Wisconsin’s oldest symphony orchestra was created in order to educate everyone from locals, new residents, and Milwaukee moving companies about classical music. The city of Milwaukee wanted to include people of all ages by having concerts with a wide variety of themes and reasonable pricing. Because of this, All My Sons Moving & Storage encourages families to go to the Festival City Symphony.

The next Pajama Jamboree will occur on October 28, and as expected will be a special edition Halloween Jamboree. Have your kids dress up in costume and get into the upcoming holiday with a spooky set of songs. The best part? All pajama jamborees are free for children and their families.

Milwaukee movers love recommending this venue to all new families because it is a great opportunity to meet your neighbors and make new friends. Every Sunday, the community heads over to enjoy the Classical Music for All Ages concert series. These concerts are specifically tailored to attract locals and new residents of all ages, making it the best place for your kids to make new Milwaukee friends.

After a long day of unpacking all of your belongings that your local Milwaukee movers unloaded for you, chances are that you are ready to unwind and do something fun. Luckily, if you are moving to Milwaukee this September, you could not have chosen a better time. Milwaukee Cocktail Week is making a comeback this September 16-22, just in time for you to relax after a long day of settling into your new Milwaukee home.

Buy your tickets for the Milwaukee Cocktail Week in advance and get ready to explore all of the local hot spots. Regardless of whether or not you go for one day or for all seven, this is an event that promises not to disappoint. Don’t be surprised if you run into your Milwaukee moving company either – there are few locals that would dare to miss one of Milwaukee’s most looked forward to events!

While the event will certainly have its fair share of cocktails to try, don’t forget to check out the food as well. On Wednesday, September 16, buy tickets for one of the most coveted four course dinners in all of Milwaukee. At the Great Lakes Distillery, get ready to fall in love with Milwaukee and all that it has to offer by indulging in duck confit with pumpkin, sage, ricotta, walnut, and brown butter paired with a pumpkin spirit of your choosing.

If you miss dinner on Wednesday, have no fear! All My Sons Moving & Storage loves recommending Thacher’s dinner at Wolf Peach, one of the closing events of the week, due to the amount of locals that go there on a regular basis. Take a break from moving by going to this five course dinner and get a chance to mingle with the Milwaukee locals at the same time.

Are you having a tough time getting your kids excited to pack up all of their belongings and have your Milwaukee movers settle them into their new home? While this is no surprise, you will be surprised at how easy remedying this issue will be. All you have to do is get your kids excited for Maggianos’ Family Kite Festival!

On September 12, get ready for two days of kite flying fun by attending the launch of over 600 kites. Watch how the professionals do it with performances by two kite flying teams, The Chicago Fire Kite Team and Team O2. On top of that, two new mega kites will be introduced. One of the mega kites, a giant octopus kite, measures 150 feet in length and is 50 feet wide. If that does not get your kids excited to see your Milwaukee moving company show up at their front door step, then nothing will!

Make sure to get there early enough so your kids can participate in the Kaplin University “Kids Mad Dash.” The first 100 kids that participate in the competition will win free kites! If your kids keep complaining that they cannot get their kite to fly as high as everyone else’s, then you’re in luck. Renowned kite whisperer, Brett Williams, will be giving away free kite lessons to all kids.

Do you want to know what the best part is about bringing your kids to Maggianos’ Family Kite Festival while All My Sons Moving & Storage moves your belongings into your new home? The event is completely free for all ages!

Throwing a child’s birthday party in the midst of a move to your Milwaukee home can be tiresome and difficult. A new Milwaukee city comes with new friends, a new school, and new memories to be made. You want to make every birthday memorable and special for your child, and being in a new town in Milwaukee can be hard. Local Milwaukee moving company All My Sons wants to help you plan a birthday in Milwaukee extravaganza that all of your new neighborhood kids won’t stop talking about. Here is list of super cool Milwaukee birthday ideas that All My Sons has put together for your little one for their special day.

-Museums- There are countless museums in the Milwaukee area that host children’s birthday parties and offer fun activities and party packages. Milwaukee museums feature VIP birthday party exhibits and t-shirts.

-Water Adventures- All kids love to play in water whether it’s raining or a puddle, a swimming pool or a lake. Milwaukee is home to many indoor swimming facilities that offer unique tropical getaways all year long that the kids will love.

-Bounce Zones- Milwaukee’s bounce zones offer kids a safe and weightless experience. The Bounce Areas offer children a venue to play free without harm of injury. Most of the bounce realms have party packages and discounts on admissions for large parties. A good thing to keep in mind since moving to Milwaukee can become expensive.

Throwing your child an amazing birthday in their new Milwaukee home is a great way to make them feel comfortable and introduce them to the local kids. Milwaukee movers save you from the time and hassle of moving, so that you can spend it where it really counts.

With Milwaukee schools starting in September, All My Sons want to honor the pursuit of knowledge by giving a crash course in Milwaukee history. Local Milwaukee movers sum up the history of how Milwaukee came to be, with key historical events that have effectively created the Milwaukee home that you love.

-In 1830, settlers moved to the promising town site and natural harbor of the western shore of Lake Michigan, where they founded three rival settlements- Juneautown, Kilbourntown, and Walker’s Point. They fought a small scale civil war over bridges and in 1846, cooler heads prevailed and all three sides came together to make the Milwaukee hometown you live in today.

-Milwaukee rose to early prominence as a trader of grain and shipping wheat. Shipping was joined by processing industries, one of which is Milwaukee’s many infamous breweries.

-In the 1800’s, manufacturing became the city’s lifeblood and jobs in the metal-bending industries attracted tens of thousands of German, Irish, Polish, Italian, Greek, and Jewish. This accounts for the large melting pot culture of Milwaukee.

-Milwaukee became a big city and they developed big city problems. Political corruption was the worst under Mayor David Rose (“All the Time Rosy”), where the city became an officially sanctioned vice and people became deterred from moving to Milwaukee.

-In 1910, Milwaukee became the only major city in America to turn its government into creative, thrifty, and absolutely incorruptible Socialists. Milwaukee is one of the best governed communities in the country.

-Milwaukee is now home to world class festivals, a downtown renaissance and the rise of truly global diversity all set in one of the most livable cities in America.