From the second-floor rehearsal space in the new Hamel Music Center, one can gaze out upon the Chazen Museum of Art and East Campus Mall — all part of a University of Wisconsin–Madison arts corridor.
A big name in country music kicks off a weekend of local music, theater and dance in Madison.
Madison mourns the loss of Doyenne co-founder Amy Gannon, who had an immeasurable influence on local entrepreneurialism.
Whether you’ve been a vegetarian or a vegan your entire life or are trying to reduce the amount of meat you consume in 2020, there is a herbivore-friendly haven for you.
The Statue of Liberty tradition is returning to Lake Mendota during the Wisconsin Union's Winter Carnival on Feb. 3-9.
A professional coach with a diverse background — from a career in finance to a stint as a recording artist — shares how she incorporates her experience as a person of color in helping local businesses in their recruiting efforts.
Take a look at some mouth-watering dishes on menus during Madison Winter Restaurant 2020.
William M. Gaines, her father, got a kick out of his daughter's adopted home
After more than 4,000 people attended the first Late Winter Market at Garver Feed Mill, organizers are making some updates and suggestions based on feedback from attendees.
This weekend hear live bluegrass, blues or and a hybrid of jazz and hip-hop.
The owner of Octopi wasn’t sure he wanted to add a kitchen. Then along came Jacob Guyette.
The 2020 presidential election will be about Wisconsin.
Take a look at our editor's picks for this month.
Her big break came from co-writing “Love the Way You Lie,” the Eminem hit (featuring Rihanna). Grey can be heard singing on Dr. Dre, Nicki Minaj and Macklemore records, too.
These six illustrators contributed their talent and humor to the parody project.
Three beer events, a wine dinner and two workshops in this week's food events, Jan. 7-12
The Late Winter Market kicked off its season at Garver Feed Mill for the first year.
Jeff Nania will talk about his new novel at a local author “slam” at Mystery to Me on Monroe Street on Jan. 23.
A lot of people who care about this city and region have been anticipating 2020 for what feels like a long time.
Before opening the restaurant in March 2019, the family ran a food cart called dZi Little Tibet for three years.
Local startup experts share what’s next.
Dive deep into the local punk, hip-hop, jazz and metal scenes by attending one or more shows devoted to those genres in Madison this weekend.
Ring in the new year with music and dance.
A warm getaway or a weekend adventure is now possible without a single connection in sight.
This semi-annual event is the perfect opportunity for food lovers to sample some of Madison’s finest local offerings.
Celebrate five individuals who are making strides in Madison's business community.
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