If the city ever cuts down the beautiful old and majestic trees in this park, it will be a travesty. In the summertime, this little tiny park which is devoted to labor and Milwaukee's beloved Socialist mayor is popular with city dwellers who have dogs, farmer's market on Wednesdays and the homeless.

In the winter, giant light displays that have not changes in 30 years are placed in the exact same spots.

Nestled between WE Energies buildings, the Boston Store headquarters (and the Grand Ave mall) and the converted office building to apartments called "The Buckler" -- it's a nice spot if not neglected in spots. Occasionally area headquarters have their company picnics there even if the land is uneven and power is negligible. Overall, it's a cute park that could use better urban planning or a French cafe kiosk.