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.
Wanting to inspire people to act on their shared love of nature, two local watercolor artists have recreated a collaborative exhibition of their work.
The Wil-Mar Neighborhood Center and Willy Street Co-op are canceling Fete de Marquette scheduled for July 9-12.
Dane Arts Mural Arts, a provider of public arts education through mural-making, will be hosting a virtual gallery and fundraiser event in an effort to continue their community-driven mission.
American Players Theatre is delaying the June 1 start of its 2020 season.
Madison-based organization offers personal and professional support through online conference April 23-26.
As a way to provide a safe activity for Madisonians, Garver Feed Mill is creating a visual art exhibition in its windows featuring more than a dozen local artists.
Virtually all of our city’s wonderful musicians have been hit hard by the shutdown. I reached out to several local classical and jazz musicians, music teachers and ensemble directors to inquire about how they’re dealing with the scale of it.
To address the coronavirus through public information posters, the Wisconsin Historical Society has commissioned 10 Wisconsin artists to create new public information posters based on existing historic posters in the collection.
Get ready, because Overture Center's 2020-21 slate of Broadway shows includes "Mean Girls," "Chicago," "Oklahoma!," "Disney's The Lion King," "The Prom," "Dear Evan Hansen" and “Ain’t Too Proud — The Life and Times of the Temptations."
These are great reads to honor the 50th anniversary of the global event.
The final round of voting for the 2020 MAMA Awards — presented by the Madison Area Music Association — ends April 20, and several perennial winners will give up their eligibility to be on the ballot for inclusion in the association’s new hall of fame.
American Players Theatre actors Melisa Pereyra and Marcus Truschinski appearing in a playful public service announcement APT released on April 1 to encourage handwashing as a strategy to contain COVID-19.
If you have Hulu, Amazon Prime, HBO or Netflix, watch to find a Badger in the closing credits.
Photographer James Cagle didn’t expect to live to see the exhibit of his work now at the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art.
Madison has produced a plethora of successful TV and film actors and directors, and much of their work can be found on demand.
The shutdown of the Madison arts and entertainment scene to limit the spread of COVID-19 has forced local musicians to be creative.
The annual World's Largest Brat Fest, which is typically held during Memorial Day Weekend, is being postponed to August.
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