The Genuine American City, a real Union City. Held in a different city each year, this will be the fourth time in the Show's 62-year history that it will be staged in Milwaukee. Other Show visits to Milwaukee were in 1975 and 1985.
Admission is free .
Showgoers who have ever wondered about what goes through a fire fighter's mind as he or she enters a burning building, or what is involved in producing the special effects for a science-fiction movie, or what it's like to be an astronaut, a welder, or a bricklayer, will be able to get their questions answered. The Show is considered by many as the largest job fair in the country. For young people, in particular, the Show is a great place to get a first-hand look at the wide range of good jobs that are available for those who prepare for them. The Show will feature well over 300 unions and companies with union-represented employees, some from the Milwaukee Region, including Harley Davidson, Miller and Kohler for example. The exhibits, demonstrations and prizes offer something for everybody.