All of TacoCat’s products are made by hand and uses catnip in small batches to maintain the potency.
This month's hot list features Megan Stout's magnets, Rupert & Co. bandanas, Pandana's collars, Rescued Woodworks' dog feeders, Petphoria's clothing and S.V. Medaris' art.
If you’re seeking outfit inspiration, life advice or fashion help, localize your feed with these Madison-based fashion and lifestyle Instagram accounts.
Using glue, paper and various tools, Velliquette spends hundreds of hours putting together his fine art monochrome paper sculptures for gallery shows around the country.
This month's hot list is devoted to Mother's Day ideas including matching aprons, family recipes on towels, sweet treats and custom kids' clothing.
A New Day Boutique, a women's clothing shop, will open its doors this Saturday on East Johnson Street.
A local coffee company, statement rings, gift box, polymer clay mushrooms, new eatery and durable, sustainable dress are on this month's hot list.
Starting as a project to make clothes for her daughter, AfribbeanBaby has grown into a community-funded business in the Progress Center for Black Women.
Perfect Imperfections 608 started with Jasmine Banks’ sugar scrubs and soaps, but she has since expanded the line to offer candles, whipped body butter, neck pillows, lip balm, lotion bars, toner, body oil and a floral facial steam.
The Driftless Folk School, a unique educational effort based on a century-old Scandinavian tradition, draws students and instructors from far and wide, including Madison.
As someone who has always been fascinated by glass, Kristin Quackenbush knew she wanted to work with it in some capacity.
Mark your calendar with these shopping opportunities to find affordable treasures for you or the kids.
When Chuck Bauer and Chuck Beckwith opened The Soap Opera on Lake Street in 1972, they started a store that would become a staple in the downtown area.
A greenhouse is a dream, a vision of flowers blooming in the dead of winter or harvesting veggies for your family to eat year-round.
Kaitlin Esche-Lyon's business brings quilting into a modern era through bright colors and intriguing designs.
In the February hot list, we shared a couple local makers creating sentimental, funny and beautiful cards.
For more than 30 years, Renée Roeder Earley has designed handmade hats for Madison residents and beyond.
Gauri Bansal’s interest in pyrography — an art form involving a woodburning tool used to create patterns on wood or other materials — came out of nowhere.
Restoration Soap & Bodycare's first brick-and-mortar location will open on January 14, bringing a host of cruelty-free and chemical-free products to market.
Just because Christmas has passed doesn't mean you can't still put together a festive gingerbread house. The family-owned and Middleton-based Clasen’s European Bakery is offering a Gingerbread House Kit with instructions to put together your own masterpiece.
We’ve all been there with the last-minute shopping, but it’s not too late to buy these Wisconsin gift boxes, all of which are aimed to please any gift receiver.
On December 3, Tatum Schroeder and Melissa Hartwig announced their grand opening of “Unfolded Clothing and Home,” 422 Water Street, another locally-owned shop ready for business.
Martha Fitzmier creates everything from vases to serving spoons and candlestick holders to decorative storage boxes.
Menswear retailer opens a "women's version of Jazzman" in former Karen & Co. and Sassafras spaces
From July 3-8, we’re putting a spotlight on Madison’s Asian community during the inaugural Very Asian Week, presented by Madison Magazine and Very Asian Foundation.
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