UPAF News
Milwaukee Business Journal Opinion: Play your part, support local artists
While record-breaking seasons were abruptly brought to an end, fundraising events were canceled and in-person arts education programming was put on pause, we knew as a sector we had to adapt and persevere to ensure our lights did not dim.
Milwaukee Business Journal: See photos from UPAF's reimagined Ride for the Arts at Veteran's Park
The United Performing Arts Fund kicked off its Ride for the Arts at Veteran's Park on June 6. It was the first organized event in the park since 2020.
WISN 12: UPAF ride for the arts supports community arts
Milwaukee actor Andrew Varela speaks about how important fundraising is right now for the arts.
The UPAF Ride for the arts returns
UPAF President and CEO Patrick Rath speaks about the importance of the annual event for the arts community
UPAF Ride for the Arts at Milwaukee's lakefront
While the Ride for the Arts may look a little different this year, supporters of the United Performing Arts Fund are taking to Veterans Park on June 6.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: UPAF Ride for the Arts Series which kick off at Veteran's Park in Milwaukee
View photos from week one of the UPAF Ride for the Arts Series, sponsored by Miller Lite.
BizTimes: All UPAF Groups Plan to Resume In-Person Performances and Programming this Year
After weathering a devastating 14 months, all 14 United Performing Arts Fund Member Groups plan to resume in-person performances and programs this year.
Shepherd Express: UPAF Calls on Cyclists with a Heart for the Arts
With only a month to go before the United Performing Arts Fund Rides for the Arts series, cyclists are urged to tune their cycles, plan their routes, and fire up friends and family. On three consecutive Sundays in June, throngs of bicyclists will descend upon Milwaukee, Waukesha, and Ozaukee counties to celebrate the 14 arts organizations that inspire Milwaukee through performances and educational outreach.