Dozens of murals expressing rage over police brutality, demanding justice for Black victims and pleading for racial harmony appeared on plywood-covered storefronts up and down State Street and throughout downtown Madison.
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Despite the closure of the Madison Children's Museum due to the coronavirus, its small staff is working to incorporate active play and education into the museum's online programming.
While Overture Center for the Arts is not hosting live shows until the end of November, it is one of a few nonprofit arts organizations participating in the livestream concert, "Christopher Jackson: Live from the West Side" on Aug. 15 at 7 p.m.
On July 11, the Art Fair on the Square webpage will go live for the two-day event — exhibiting the work (for sale and shipment) of artists across all mediums while raising money for MMoCA’s youth and adult programs.
The ancient belief that the Earth sits on the back of a turtle that rests on an infinite stack of ever-larger turtles has many interpretations.
Art Cart, a partnership with Madison School & Community Recreation and Madison Museum of Contemporary Art, is celebrating its 45th year, and kicking off the season Monday.
The Madison Area Music Association announced today the single most ambitious initiative in its 17-year history: to raise $250,000 for individual local musicians who have lost work and wages due to the coronavirus pandemic.
To help save costs, Overture Center for the Arts is suspending performance series and in-person programs through the end of November.
Daniel “Kooy” Buie gleans happiness from hip-hop dance, and he’s passing that passion on to his students.
This year includes a broad range of events that celebrate, educate, and inspire activism in the cause of freedom and justice.
Harmonious Wail — standard-bearers for Americana-infused gypsy jazz/swing music in Madison and beyond for 30 years — had a May 8 gig at Stoughton Opera House postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
On Tuesday, the owners of The Winnebago announced the new name for their performance venue and cafe as "The Bur Oak." And on Thursday, Viroqua-based roasters Kickapoo Coffee rolled out their new name "Wonderstate Coffee."
The Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra has unveiled a new plan for its 2020 Concerts on the Square series, a release said.
For the first time in its more than 50 year history, Milwaukee World Festival Inc. is canceling Summerfest.
Local artists and creatives added artwork to Madison's boarded up windows throughout the day Tuesday.
Livestreamed music performances from living rooms and backyards have become almost nightly occurrences.
COVID-19 has kept Aaron Williams from the neighborhood places he loves. So he built them at home out of Lego.
Instead of canceling this summer's Live on King Street concert series, organizers have decided to move to streaming concerts on Friday nights.
The American Players Theatre is canceling its 2020 summer season, moving the 2020 productions to the 2021 season.
Tommy LiPuma, who died in 2017, is the subject of Sidran’s first biography and fifth book.
Although an extension of the governor's stay-at-home order was overturned by the Wisconsin Supreme Court, most music venues have remained closed for the summer.
Madison Opera's Opera in the Park will be moving online this summer in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The album, "Madison Relief Compilation, Vol. 1," includes 19 tracks of garage rock, post-punk, folk-pop and experimental music by as many local bands.
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