Where to watch the Bucks game beyond the Deer District

As the Bucks return to their home city hoping to wrap up their finals run in six games, Milwaukee has made preparations for the crowds of fans who will gather in the Deer District tonight.

With the addition of another big screen, the area outside Fiserv Forum has the capacity for up to 65,000 spectators, who will join another 16,000 in the arena for the historic game.

The Deer District won't be the only place fans can gather to watch the Bucks take on the Phoenix Suns for the final time at home, though.

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Where to watch in Milwaukee

Boone & Crockett at 818 S. Water St. rented a Jumbotron for game watchers. Its watch party starts at 6 p.m.

Club Charlies at 320 E. Menomonee St. will also be showing the game on large screens.

Champion's Pub at 2417 N. Bartlett Ave. will be showing the game on its patio, but asks that people bring their own chairs.

Nomad World Pub at 1401 E. Brady St. will have nine outdoor jumbo-screen TVs and six indoor screens, as well as drink specials and a kickoff party at 6 p.m. with a DJ.

Zocalo Food Truck Park at 636 S. 6th St. will host a 6 p.m. pre-show with live music before airing the game on their big screen. Patrons are encouraged to bring their own chairs. Food and beverages will be available throughout the game.

Leff's Lucky Town in Wauwatosa (7208 W. State) will have a big screen on its patio, and will be serving food and drinks throughout the game.

The Corners of Brookfield (20111 W. Bluemound Road) will be showing Game 6 on a 20-foot screen. BelAir Cantina will have a walk-up bar for, and takeout will be available from restaurants. Organizers encourages fans to arrive early and bring their own folding chairs.

European Beer Gardens in South Milwaukee (1020 Madison Ave.) is turning into the Deer Garden, with the game being shown on a large screen on the stage. Beer sales will begin at 6 p.m. and The Rose Mob Grill Food Truck will be selling food. Attendees are asked to bring their own chairs.

Ballpark Commons in Franklin (7035 S. Ballpark Drive) will become the "Deer District Franklin," according to a news release. The game will be shown on the Franklin Field scoreboard and on drive-in screens in the Milky-Way parking lot outside. Concessions will be available.

Some local companies are joining in the excitement with Bucks-themed food and drinks specials.

Milwaukee's beloved Purple Door Ice Cream is offering a Greek Freak Sweet sundae with honey and walnuts, as well as a Half Court Shot sundae with pumpkin ice cream and hot fudge.

Grebe's Bakery in West Allis has been selling Bucks-themed sugar cookies with buttercream frosting throughout the NBA Finals, with slogans iced on top like "Fear the Deer" and "Buck the Suns."

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