Walker's Point is where Milwaukee goes out: beer gardens, bars, music rooms and the creative brands that use them for launches. The events here are looser and later than downtown, and a live station works as the thing people gather around between drinks.
Venues here are often bar and brewery rooms with a patio, which is good for space and awkward for power, since circuits get shared with coolers and taps. A beer garden in summer needs cover; a winter taproom party needs hoodies on the rack.
What runs well in Walker's Point
- Live screen printing: an anniversary or release design on a run of tees.
- Live DTF: busy label art in full color, pressed on a soft tee.
- Live hat bar: caps and beanies with a patch the guest chooses.
- Promo & hard goods: koozies and glassware for the bar crowd.
Somewhere else in Milwaukee? Downtown & Baird Center, Historic Third Ward, Deer District, Bay View, and the Lakefront are covered too. Nothing here is local to us: the gear comes by freight and the printers by plane, and that trip is one fixed line on the quote.
Budget about 10×10 ft and two dedicated 120V/20A circuits. In a bar or brewery, check the circuits aren't shared with coolers or a food truck.
Send the Walker's Point venue, the date and a headcount and we'll price the station within 24 hours.