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Two new local couples call themselves lucky — “If we hadn't gone on that immediate first date, we probably never would have because the world shut down a couple of days later."
Whether you’re sticking to plant-based cuisine, avoiding gluten, cutting out dairy or trying to live a healthier lifestyle in 2021, this is your go-to guide to alternative eating in the city.
Replace traditional cheese and ice cream with alternatives to cow milk.
Alongside vegetarian and vegan diets is a concept called “plant-based” eating.
You heard it here first — healthy eating can be fun and easy if you prepare accordingly.
Gluten-free friends, stop compromising and fill your bellies at these spots.
Cutting out animal products has become easier than ever with ample alternatives.
Kombucha, juice, smoothies, oh my! Bump up your nourishment through local beverages.
Lenaye is the owner of Stoughton’s Itty Bitty Bookstore, where she makes sure there are books on the shelves that provide diverse representation and storytelling.
Through March 10, "Ten, the Art Show" will feature Wisconsin artists' work inspired by the number 10.
For the fourth year in a row, the Culinary Ladies Collective — a network of female chefs, cooks, producers and artisans — is launching a cookie box sale dedicated to raising funds for women's health.
With the pandemic raging and winter setting in, there’s never been a better time to donate.
The team at the Explore Children’s Museum of Sun Prairie had big plans in 2020 — they hoped to launch two traveling exhibits by the fall and get the nonprofit off the ground. Then COVID-19 hit.
A new movie written by two filmmakers with Madison connections (and starring some big name movie stars) is coming to theaters nearest you Friday.
Browse the in-print versions of Madison Magazine's editors' picks page.
After months in the making, The Nitty Gritty is launching a new fried chicken concept operating out of its Downtown Madison location.
Madison native Karlin Younger was outside her Washington, D.C., apartment when she saw what she thought was garbage. Then she looked a little closer.
These spots sell loose leaf varieties galore, so even tea-time newbies can slurp up a piping hot spot of tea in no time.
In the new year, two new tenants are coming to Greenway Station.
With more than 150 locations around the country, new locations in Sun Prairie and Madison mark the first in Wisconsin.
When James Barron was studying for a master’s degree at UW–Madison in the late 1960s, crossing paths with soon to be notables like Paul Soglin and Dick Cheney, his best moments were spent with Capital Times journalist John Patrick Hunter, who was ready with some advice.
Katy Chryst — daughter of Wisconsin Badgers Football Head Coach Paul Chryst — has found her calling in health and wellness coaching.
With four locations opened in less than two years, Grace Coffee Co. is making moves in the area.
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