Brewers Playoff Watch Parties: Where to Cheer Across Wisconsin
The Milwaukee Brewers are back in the postseason, and the energy across Wisconsin is electric as the team gears up for the 2025 National League Division Series (NLDS). Whether you’re in Milwaukee or watching from across the state, there are plenty of chances to gather with fellow fans, soak in the playoff atmosphere, and hopefully celebrate a Brewers victory.
Wednesday, Oct. 8 – Davidson Park Watch Party
Brewers fever hits the heart of Milwaukee on Wednesday, Oct. 8, when Davidson Park on the Harley-Davidson campus (3725 W. Juneau Avenue) transforms into a massive outdoor viewing hub.
Here’s what to expect:
A 135-inch TV screen showing the game live
Food trucks and local vendors
Tailgate games and a live DJ
Appearances from Bernie Brewer, Barrelman, the Famous Racing Sausages, and the 4-1-Force
Admission is free and open to all ages. Fans are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets to make themselves comfortable for the big game.
Thursday, Oct. 9 – Game 4 Bar Watch Parties (if necessary)
If the series stretches to Game 4 on Thursday, Oct. 9, the Brewers are making it easy for fans across the state to join in the excitement. Several bars will host official watch parties with giveaways, Brewers swag, and — at J. Leinenkugel’s Barrel Yard in Milwaukee — special appearances from team mascots.
Official Watch Party Locations
Milwaukee
J. Leinenkugel’s Barrel Yard (One Brewers Way, Milwaukee)
Statewide
Jordan’s Big 10 Pub (1330 Regent Street, Madison)
Fox Harbor (348 S. Washington Street, Green Bay)
Waterfront Warehouse (3322 Sheridan Road, Kenosha)
Howies on La Crosse (1128 La Crosse Street, La Crosse)
Our Bar (433 E. Main Street, Waupun)
The Fat Seagull (807 Quay Street, Manitowoc)
Fans are encouraged to arrive early to claim seats, enjoy food and drinks, and take in the pregame fun before first pitch.
Stay in the Loop
First pitch times and matchup details will be posted on Brewers’ social channels, so be sure to check updates before heading out.
The Brewers playoff run is a community event as much as it is a baseball series — whether you’re waving a rally towel at Davidson Park, raising a glass in Madison, or cheering from Kenosha, you’ll be part of Wisconsin’s statewide baseball celebration.