“Frank Lloyd Wright’s Wisconsin” at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church

Event Details 

Doors open at 5:30 pm
Book talk 6 – 6:45 pm

Join this book talk with Kristine Hansen, the author of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Wisconsin: How America’s Most Famous Architect Found Inspiration in His Home State. Learn about Wisconsin’s own Frank Lloyd Wright and his designs found in our city and state. This book talk will take place at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, the last major building Wright designed.

This program does not include a tour of the church. Tour Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church during Doors Open Milwaukee on Sept 23 or click here to set up a private tour. 

Tickets 

$10: Members of Historic Milwaukee and Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church
$20: Non-Members

Proceeds from Ticket Sales will be split between Historic Milwaukee, Inc. and Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church.

Refund Policy: There are no refunds.

About the Book 

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Wisconsin: How America’s Most Famous Architect Found Inspiration in His Home State, published this year, is part travel guide, part fireside chat with stewards of his designs—all in Wisconsin. Wright was born in Richland Center and many examples of his designs, including churches, apartment complexes, homes, corporate headquarters, and a conference center are all in Wisconsin. The book also details three of his projects that have since been demolished: the Delavan Lake Yacht Club, the Geneva Hotel in Lake Geneva and Arthur R. Munkwitz Apartments in Milwaukee. The book’s author, Kristine Hansen, is a journalist covering food/drink, art/design and travel.

Order your copy for pick up at the event. If you do not plan on attending, order your book online here. 

Learn more about Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church 

Learn more about Kristine Hansen

Photo of Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church taken by Mark Hertzberg