Inside the friendly confines of Crossroads Collective lies the flowery chic of Frida, one of seven – going on eight – stalls in the East Side food hall, offering delectable sandwiches ranging from the simplicity of a gooey grilled cheese to robust chicken tinga tostada with small-batch soups offered in cup and bowl sizes.

For six years now, the former saloon on the corner of Cambridge and North – most recently home to Judge's Pub, 1431 E. North Ave. – has been vacant. But, now, the property is back on the market, listed at $800,000, down $175,000 from the 2015 asking price.

The spring Gallery Night & Day is Friday night and Saturday, with dozens of galleries, museums and other art purveyors showing work by the widest array of artists, some of whom will be there to chat about them with you.

The Summer Soulstice Music Festival – celebrating its 19th year – today announced its lineup of local music hitting its three East Side stages during the upcoming 2019 edition, hosted on East North Avenue and Murray Avenue from noon until midnight on Saturday, June 22.

Raw Bar, the new oyster and seafood bar by chef Jonathan Manyo of Morel, opens Wednesday at Crossroads Collective food hall on the east side.

Six businesses on Milwaukee’s east side are scheduled to participate in a fitness crawl April 27. The East Side Business Improvement District organized the event, which is modeled after a bar crawl.

It's like a bar crawl, but with exercise. No, 12-ounce curls don't count. Milwaukee's East Side Business Improvement District is hosting a fitness crawl. Participants pay $40 and then will walk or run from stop to stop, trying a new exercise at each location.

A fitness crawl is a new concept to Wisconsin, but there are several that take place throughout the U.S., mainly on the coasts. It’s like a bar crawl, but instead of hopping bar to bar for drinks, participants will run and walk from fitness facility to fitness facility and try a new exercise at each.