The November show was Richard Wiegel’s second live performance after a pandemic-induced absence. He also has a new CD out with his band The Midwesterners.
This month, artists, authors, business owners and locals are ushering in a new winter wonderland, full of events and activities for a night out.
Madison Ballet is back with a beloved classic that’s engaged and delighted local audiences for 40 years.
Jason Moon found healing through music, and today he helps other veterans do the same with Warrior Songs, the Madison-based nonprofit he created in 2011.
"My message is that we can all find identity, belonging, unity and hope through art."
As the cold sets in, Madison is full of events to keep you busy (and warm) this November. Take advantage of all the fun events in Madison, and you won’t be bored.
Nine shows include five reschedules from the canceled 2020 docket; official summer 2022 schedule coming early January
It’s spooky season, full of Halloween-themed events, pumpkin patch visits, fall hikes and festive celebrations, galore.
As Screamin’ Acres wraps up its 10th anniversary season this weekend, we look back on a decade of terror with hauntmaster Jacob Eugster.
The Recording Academy and Grammy Museum announced the semifinalists for the Music Educator Award Wednesday, and this year's list includes a music teacher from Sun Prairie's Patrick Marsh Middle School.
When it came to deciding which show to stage after sifting through more than 20 possible shows, the answer proved to be simple and straightforward: Go with a musical revue.
Gregg Mitman will appear in person to discuss 'Empire of Rubber,' a book about Firestone 20 years in the making, at the Wisconsin Book Festival on Oct. 23.
American Ghost Walks, founded by siblings Allison Jornlin and Michael Huberty, began in Wisconsin and now operates in several states. The evening walk contained as much Madison history as it did supposed hauntings.
Madison poet Jess L Parker's debut collection "Star Things" was chosen for publication as the inaugural Dynamo Verlag Book Prize.
The 56-year-old theater company debuts its space in the new MyArts Center.
The band was virtually unknown when it first came to Madison as an opening act. The following year the musicians returned to record songs at Smart Studios with Butch Vig. Here’s the untold story of Nirvana’s time in Madison.
Madison Central Library goes beyond books by offering community programs like The Bubbler.
Fromberg's debut memoir chronicles how, by age 19, he'd lost both of his parents, triggering an unexpected role as guardian of his brother, who has autism.
If you've ever walked into a Grace Coffee Co. location, you've seen and admired Julie Vornholt's artwork.
The owner of Singlestitch plans on eventually getting an exterior sign for the 214 State St. storefront that opened on Sept. 4, but it may not need one. Word-of-mouth has brought scores of customers walking through the vintage store, which feels like a fashion and memorabilia time capsule.
The festival, which acts as the fall kickoff to the festival's 2021-2022 programming season, will be Oct. 21-24 with more than 20 events from authors.
Following one last Labor Day gig at Christy’s Landing with his band on Monday, The Moon Gypsies, singer-songwriter Robert J. Conaway is moving out east.
A new month means new event listings, and there is no shortage of fun activities to try in September.
MYArts, the new $29 million, four-story home for 25 to 30 other arts and community outreach groups creates a space for kids for meeting, learning, rehearsing and performing.
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