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Moving to Milwaukee has never been easier! Southwest Airlines offers a grand total of 24 non-stop destinations to and from Milwaukee International Airport, including flights from: Denver, Orlando, and San Diego.

Southwest Airlines continues to grow and invest in Milwaukee, drawing more and more travelers and residents to the city. If you are moving to Milwaukee and do not want to take a long road trip, flying might be a more convenient and cost-effective way to move.

If you live in one of the many cities that has direct flights to Milwaukee through Southwest Airlines, you can save money on your checked luggage and any pet arrangements. Although most airlines require a cost for checked bags, Southwest Airlines allows each person to check two bags…for free!

With new direct flights to Milwaukee International Airport, you and your family will be able to move easier and faster than before.

With the help of All My Sons of Milwaukee, there is little that you will have to worry about when it comes to your move. Let All My Sons professional movers take care of your larger belongings, while you and your family enjoy a direct flight to your future home town!

Moving to Milwaukee before the New Year? All My Sons of Milwaukee wants to make sure that you do not miss out on Milwaukee’s top holiday traditions! Unlike many cities where holiday celebrations have been modified to fit today’s modern generation, Milwaukee celebrates in an old-school style.

Milwaukee keeps a total of seven old-school holiday activities alive and in high spirits, every year! From the Kooky Cooky House to Billie the Brownie, there are holiday activities for the entire family to enjoy!

If your time is limited, All My Sons of Milwaukee suggests that you visit the following top three venues before the celebrations are over. Let your local moving company take care of your move, while you and your loved ones celebrate the holidays with the rest of Milwaukee.

1. Kooky Cooky House: Opening in the 60s, the Kooky Cooky House (a human-scale cookie factory), was a Christmastime must-see. Today, the rebuilt replica is located at Discovery World and gives free cookies to everyone!
2. Mitchell Park Domes: The Mitchell Park Domes are a must-see, year-round attraction. However, they have displayed a holiday themed floral show annual since 1964. The 2014 Dome show is “Mele Kalikimaka”, the Hawaiian phrase for Merry Christmas.
3. Christmas tree-gazing at Elsa’s: Mixing up one of the most popular traditions is Elsa’s on the Park. Elsa’s on the Park mixes the untraditional with the traditional when it comes to Christmas trees. Be sure to stop by and see what the Christmas tree is made out of this year. In past years, it has been decorated with Barbie, broken martini glasses, and even 20,000 safety pins.

Every star has to start somewhere; as for Dwyane Wade, his basketball career kick-started at Milwaukee’s Marquette University…and he has not forgotten it. Although Wade currently resides in Miami, Florida, starring for the Miami Heat basketball team, he has not forgotten about his Milwaukee roots.

The basketball star is donating $195,000 over the next three years in order to jump-start a summer reading program for local Milwaukee children.

Although many critics are calling Wade’s donation a “random act of kindness”, Wade sees it as a donation that hits close to home.

During Wade’s freshman year at Marquette University, he received tutoring in order to improve his writing skills and be eligible to play on the men’s basketball team. The following year, Wade stepped onto the court and soon became one of Marquette’s most decorated players of all time, landing him the career he has today.

As a player, Wade is exceptional and does not strive for anything less when it comes to giving back to the community. His effort to boost the resources of Milwaukee students by using the “Live to Dream” summer reading program, is just one of the many contributions that he has made through the Wade’s World Foundation. The “Live to Dream” program in Milwaukee provides free tutoring and transportation to and from the Hartman Center for many low-income children.

If you move to Milwaukee, you will feel the generosity of NBA all-star Dwayne Wade, who actively encourages Milwaukee residents to aid in children’s’ learning by donating contributions or gently used books. For more information on Milwaukee, call your local All My Sons moving company today!

The YMCA in Milwaukee is redirecting their efforts to aim towards the community as a whole. This does not mean that the local fitness center will be less fitness oriented, it means that they will be implementing a stronger emphasis on healthy living within the community.

A new proposal has been discussed in order to save the YMCA of Metropolitan Milwaukee’s future. The YMCA in Milwaukee has been facing a continuous net loss year after year, resulting in the possibility of the Milwaukee location closing. The organization’s financial problems are due to an attempt to expand, coupled with a decline in the amount of memberships and donations. The increasing competition of fitness centers and the YMCA has also contributed to the organization’s financial disparity.

Fortunately, the Milwaukee YMCA has rebranded its campaign and is now largely focused on health and wellness, as well as youth development. By including swimming classes, senior and corporate and community wellness programs, camps and after-school care, and a 50% cut on annual expenditures, the YMCA has a bright financial future.

If you are moving to Milwaukee and are looking for a new fitness and wellness center, stop by the local YMCA. Sign up your entire family and not only reap the benefits of the Y’s new rebranding campaign “Make It Count”, but also help contribute to keeping the Milwaukee YMCA alive.

For all of you active go-getters who are looking to move to Milwaukee in the new year, we have a festival just for you! Milwaukee just set the date for the 2015 Milwaukee Running Festival. If running is your passion, be sure to move to Milwaukee before October 30, 2015. If you do not already enjoy running but want to pick up the hobby, you have an entire year to prepare!

The Milwaukee Running Festival is a three-day event that includes several race options depending on how committed to running you are. No matter what level of runner you are there is an event for you to participate in. The festival will include a marathon, a half marathon, a 5K, and a one-mile race. All races will be available for registration December 8, 2014.

If you are moving to Milwaukee, the running festival is a great way to join the community and tour the beautiful city of Milwaukee. All of the races will be routed through Milwaukee, featuring several landmarks and neighborhoods that present the city in a unique and vibrant way. Gather the whole family, as runners of all ages are welcome to join in this experience!

If you are relocating your office to Milwaukee, be sure to take a look at the recently elected ‘Coolest Offices’ of Milwaukee for the best designing ideas.

Today, offices are not as simple as stacking cubicles side by side in a monotone color. That ship has sailed and has opened doors to fun and creative office designs. The most recent trend in office designs has been the concept of ‘open-space’. As implied, open-space offices are basically open for everyone to see and hear each other. This trend launched from the notion of companies breaking down the barriers between each class of workers. Now ‘my door is open’ has been taken to a new level since many offices have gotten rid of doors all together.

In a way, the open-space trend encourages a trusting and friendlier environment, unlike the old designs where everyone is hiding behind their doors or high-divider cubicles.

As for Milwaukee, there are a number of top-notch office designs and the Milwaukee Business Journal regularly features them. This week’s pic was the Harley Davidson’s Headquarters on West Juneau Avenue.

Harley Davidson Inc’s does not save its top of the line motorcycles just for its client, they also display them for their employees. Their unique space features many memorabilia and luxury motorcycles throughout the office. Apart from the visual appeal, this office has an onsite restaurant, dry cleaners, nursery rooms, fitness center, and spa facility. Although it seems like a little much, providing all of these amenities actually provides a more efficient work force.

By having daily necessities such as a nursery for mothers, the Harley Davison employees can be more focused on work. The future of offices are not only fashionably trendy, they are going to transform the work performance. For a few tips on designing your open-space office in Milwaukee, visit your local All My Sons site to read up on today’s growing office trends.

Movember November is here so expect to see a lot more facial hair than normal, especially if you are moving to Milwaukee. In the beginning of the month, Milwaukee hosted a Mo Run Mustache Dache, one of the largest mustache-themed running parties ever.

Not limited to just mustached men, the Mo Run Mustache also welcomes women and children and encourages them to get in tune with their mustached alter ego. As shown in the image above, it is mustache madness in Milwaukee this November. Whether you have a mustache or not, everyone comes together to help the global men’s health charity which focuses on fighting prostate and testicular cancer. If you missed the kick-off Movember event Mo Run Mustache Dache, don’t worry, Milwaukee has a number of fun events lined up for its mustache-loving residents.

If you are moving to Milwaukee this month and want to participate in all that Movember has to offer, check out some of these local events.

• The Hog’s ‘Stashe Dashe at Leff’s Lucky Town. Help at Hart park November 15th. This event is similar to the Mo Run Mustache Dash if you missed it.
• Also on the 15th is the Boone & Crockett Movember night where Stag Barbership is guest bar tending from 5pm to 9pm. For every Old Fashioned sold, 50 percent is donated the men’s health charity.
• On the 19th, Stubby’s Gastrogrub & Beer bar is also guest bartending Stag Barbershop, but for this event, the tips and a portion of November’s sales of New Holland and Great Lakes beers are donated between 7pm and 10pm.
• On the 29th you can join in on co-ed volleyball and support men’s health. The Horny Goat Volleyball & Bags Tournaments features games of 6s and 2-person sets at 4pm with a post Gala party from 7pm to 10pm.

Milwaukee is a huge Movember supporter! There are a number of fun-filled mustache events this month that are begging for you to attend! So move to Milwaukee today and start supporting men’s health with an Old Fashioned or a perfectly chilled Great Lakes beer. Be a part of the Movember Milwaukee Network and get involved in your future community with this month’s activities.

For a fast and easy move, call your Milwaukee movers today and let them do all the work while you help rack up money for men!

To kick off November with a BANG, Bostik Inc. hosted its annual global innovation forum in Milwaukee with 160 employees from 25 countries. The French manufacturer of adhesives and sealants switched things up this year by hosting their annual event outside of Europe for the first time, and in no other city than Milwaukee. Bostik Inc. employs roughly 5,000 people from across 50 countries and chose to host their annual forum in Milwaukee rather than its usual famous cities such as Paris and Shanghai.

Milwaukee is not only a destination for up and coming families looking for a place to settle down, it is also becoming a destination hot spot for global innovation gatherings as well. The significance of having such a large global convention hosted in Milwaukee has not been overlooked. The president of the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce recognized the global exposure that the Bostik event brought to Milwaukee by having people from all around the world gather in the city.

So what does this mean for Milwaukee…MORE JOBS! Bostik Inc.’s local manufacturing office has increased employment by 45 percent since their expansion.

The attention that the forum brought to the city will also help increase innovation as well. The Milwaukee location has already started to research hot-melt adhesives due to an intellectual group that includes students from the chemical engineering program at University of Wisconsin-Madison. Milwaukee is a place where significant research and development is taking place.

If you are considering moving to Milwaukee and are going to college, are a senior in high school applying to college, or just looking for a job, Milwaukee is becoming a center for innovation and job opportunity.

As previously mentioned, the Milwaukee Art Museum has been featuring the ‘Of Heaven and Earth’ exhibition which consists of great artists such as Bellini, Botticelli, and Titian. Although the museum is continuing the exhibit through the end of the year, they are discontinuing their ‘classic’ pieces temporarily. By November, the Milwaukee Art Museum’s traditional pieces will be rotating out for a full year as they begin the museums renovation.

The Milwaukee Art Museum has become one of the most significant art museums in the region and is due for a renovation in order to continue to serve future visitors. Complete restorations will be done in both the Saarinen and Kahler buildings that generally houses over 30,000 works of art. The renovation will make the complex more energy efficient, improve lighting, create more gallery space, fix deferred maintenance, and provide an additional lakeside entrance.

So if you have not visited the museum’s permanent collection, be sure to visit the works of artists such as Pablo Picasso before they are closed until next fall. However, if you are in the process of moving to Milwaukee and will not be able to make the deadline, don’t worry. Milwaukee Art Museum is still featuring several rare collections that you can enjoy in the meantime while renovations are being made.

Are you unemployed? Are you looking for a brighter future? Look towards Milwaukee!

If you move to Milwaukee in the near future, you will be able to take advantage of the perks of being a resident and employment is one of them. In Milwaukee, there are jobs to be filled and opportunities to be handed out to the people of the city.

For example, The Northwestern Mutual Life building that is to be built, partnered with the city in order to receive a $55 million contribution in return for 40% of the staff hired to consist of Milwaukee residents.

However, this is not the only job opportunity available. Call your Milwaukee movers today and get settled in and tackle the number of jobs fairs currently taking place around Milwaukee. These fairs are useful for information on not only job openings, but training as well. This month has already held two job fairs, featuring 75 employers with a large number of jobs available in various industries such as: trading, healthcare, IT, transportation, manufacturing, customer service, and sales.

So if you are looking for a job, Milwaukee is your city. Move to Milwaukee today and have a job tomorrow!