'Something Wild' weaves sibling dynamics and domestic violence into a powerful debut
"Something Wild," out June 29, is a deceptively easy read of a gut-wrenching story told from the rotating perspective of two sisters and their mother.
Venture to Mineral Point for American Wine Project’s newly opened tasting room
Erin Rasmussen aims to showcase lesser-known American grape varieties that grow well in cold climates like Wisconsin’s.
Now in minimum security, notorious 'hit man' murderer Joseph Hecht has a parole review in July
The October 1983 murder of Carolyn Hudson by Joseph Hecht “was one of the most cold-blooded in the annals of Dane County crime."
Roach: Remote possibility
As we emerge from quarantine, squint at the sun and begin to gather in groups giddy with reclaimed freedom — and return, at least partially, to the office — it is worth pondering how we have changed.
Meep Meepleton's World of Fun takes customers on a trip back in time
The shop, located at 912 Williamson St., opened in early June with a focus on vintage toys and pop culture objects.
Garbage seeks to unclutter chaotic world on new album
Q&A with Duke Erikson — guitarist for the alt-rock band that formed in Madison — about 'No Gods No Masters' album that dropped June 11
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Guide to Madison's paddle city
Whether you’re snaking the Yahara River, floating on Cherokee Marsh or touring Governor's Island, Madison looks better when viewed from the water.
Timothy Bauer paddles for miles upon moonlit miles
Despite growing up near the Atlantic Ocean and feeling naturally drawn to water, Timothy Bauer didn’t fall in love with paddling until five years after he moved to Madison.
Dineo Dowd heads out on outdoor adventures with her family
Dineo Dowd always comes prepared on a kayak outing.
Ashley Anderson reels on the water when kayak-fishing
When Ashley Anderson first started kayak-fishing last summer, she was immediately hooked.
When on the water, protect marine life and the environment
Part of enjoying our local waterways is pitching in to keep them clean and healthy.
Melissa Finkelstein chills on her stand-up paddleboard
Melissa Finkelstein always loved being on the water, but it wasn’t until cabin fever set in months into the pandemic that she bought her own inflatable stand-up paddleboard, or SUP.
Rent a kayak, canoe or stand-up paddleboard yourself
Borrow a kayak, canoe, stand-up paddleboard and more from these area spots.
5 local rivers to run
Recommendations from Timothy Bauer, author of “Canoeing & Kayaking South Central Wisconsin: 60 Paddling Adventures Within 60 Miles of Madison,” as told to Maggie Ginsberg.
5 events and organizations in Madison focused on paddling
Join fellow water bugs through these groups and events.
Where and how to celebrate Juneteenth in Madison this year
Let’s celebrate how far we have come with a commemoration of Black food, music, art and culture, while continuing to put in work.
MMoCA’s interactive exhibit explores ‘amends’ in a racist society
AMENDS will be on showcase from June 19 through Oct. 24, and the indoor portion will be accessible between noon and 6 p.m. Friday to Sunday.
GALLERY: Madison BCycle's Art Bikes have hit the road
Nonprofits partner with local artists to highlight positive changes in Dane County through artwork on e-bikes.
Will Green turned pain into passion in creating Mentoring Positives
Will Green started Mentoring Positives to help those in the community and to honor his late mother’s legacy.
A sneak peek at The Harvey House ahead of its July opening
The restaurant in a former train car and baggage handler's building is likely to become the pinnacle of Madison dining, our editor says.
Float into summer with the Yid Vicious Paddle Party
Bring your own boat and join the band as they play klezmer tunes from a pontoon for Make Music Madison day on June 21.
Hard-won battles for new UW Athletic Hall of Fame inductee
She earned her spot after a 40-year career at UW Athletics, but the early days weren't easy for women in sports.
Cool off this summer with ice cream and a view
Venture outside your typical frozen go-to spots and try one of these area ice cream shops with scenery on the side.
6 locally made summertime sweets
The freezer aisle has nothing on these thoughtfully made, local frozen treats.
Taste of Madison to return to new location after a year hiatus
After canceling Taste of Madison in 2020, Madison Festivals Inc. is bring back Taste of Madison, but moving it to Breese Stevens Field on Sept. 4 and Sept. 5.
Kanopy Dance leaps forward with new instructors, space and insights into what makes art come alive
Kanopy Dance Co. & Academy, a resident company of Overture Center for the Arts, has broadened over the past pandemic year to include the ability to adjust to social and economic restrictions, turning new obstacles into opportunities for growth and development.
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