Wright In Milwaukee

🏡 Two Great Events. One Historic Destination. 🏡

Frank Lloyd Wright's Burnham Block is excited to participate in Historic Milwaukee, Inc.'s Doors Open Milwaukee on September 26 & 27, with FREE tours of the American System-Built Home Model B1 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days.

✨ Sunday Only: A Rare Tour Opportunity ✨

On Sunday, September 27, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., visitors will have a rare opportunity to tour a privately owned Frank Lloyd Wright duplex at 2722 W. Burnham Street. Open to the public only as part of our annual fundraiser, this special tour helps support ongoing restoration work on the Burnham Block.

🎟️ Fundraiser Tour Admission • Adults: $10 • Students with ID: $5

While you're here, be sure to stop by Duplex #4, where you'll find new and used Frank Lloyd Wright books and other unique souvenirs.

Frank Lloyd Wright Trail Welcome Weekend is almost here, and the Burnham Block is adding extra tour hours to celebrate.

Additional Welcome Weekend tours:
• Friday, May 15: 11:00, 11:45, 12:30, 1:15
• Sunday, May 17: 11:00, 11:45, 12:30

Regular Saturday tours: 11:00, 11:45, 12:30, 1:15

Reserve your spot at http://wrightinmilwaukee.com/visit.html.

Frank Lloyd Wright's Burnham Block Tours last approximately 40-50 minutes. Tours include two buildings (Model B1 and a Two-Family). A portion of the tour takes place out of doors (weather permitting)

Frank Lloyd Wright Trail Welcome Weekend is coming up May 15–17, and our friends at Monona Terrace are offering additional tours as part of the celebration. It’s a great opportunity to explore Wright’s “dream civic center” and his lasting imprint on the project.

Monona Terrace tour times:
• Fri, May 15 — 1 pm
• Sat, May 16 — 10 am & 1 pm
• Sun, May 17 — 10 am & 1 pm

Tickets: mononaterrace.com/experience-monona-terrace/tours-and-education/
Plan your Trail visit: franklloydwrighttrail.org/

Participating sites include Frank Lloyd Wright’s Burnham Block, A.D. German Warehouse, First Unitarian Society Meeting House, Johnson Foundation at Wingspread, SC Johnson Administration Building and Research Tower, Taliesin and Frank Lloyd Wright Visitor Center, and Wyoming Valley School.