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Ōryōki bowls and utensils laid out and ready to use and full for a meal. At Zen temples and hermitages like the Milwaukee Zen Center,…

An interview with former chairman of Forest Home Cemetery Committee, Paul Haubrich. The interview discusses the history of the cemetery and…

Gayle Weber Rakita is a member of the Congregation Beth Israel Ner Tamid and is an active member in her synagogue. Gayle joined CBINT after…

The following four clips are in this order: an edited short version of the oral history and field recording combined, an oral history from…

This item is a picture of Congregation Beth Israel at its first location on Fifth Street in Milwaukee's Hay Market Neighborhood. This image…

In 1986, the Milwaukee Zen Center began publishing a monthly newsletter. Seen here is Volume 1, Number 1, issued in January. The newsletter…

This altar was built for the Zen Center in 2019 by Guy Landgraf, a member of the center who is an artisan woodworker based in Wauwatosa. The…

The Milwaukee Zen Center has an ongoing commitment to inter-faith and anti-racist efforts in Milwaukee. Pictured here are some lay members…

An architectural profile of the Milwaukee Zen Center, including a history of the property and its previous owners.