The New Yorker Cartoon Caption Contest gets between 5,000-10,000 entries per week. Mount Horeb champion Paul Nesja has been a finalist four times and even won first place once.
10x10 Gallery Owner Allana Randall sells stickers and other art with motivational and positive messages that benefit cancer research
When Manna Cafe closed in June 2020, the loss was hard to put into words, but that’s what Barb Pratzel has attempted to do with her new cookbook.
A partnership of distilleries around the country, Good Deeds Spirits, creates first cause-supporting whiskey blend, which includes a single malt whiskey from a local operation
Tucked into a corner of skateboard shop Focus Boardshop, Broken Board Coffee’s presence has spread since opening in March.
When it came to deciding which show to stage after sifting through more than 20 possible shows, the answer proved to be simple and straightforward: Go with a musical revue.
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When 2020 handed out lemons, this year's winners gave us their best. This year we honor 458 businesses in our readers’ poll and 13 awards from our editors.
Gregg Mitman will appear in person to discuss 'Empire of Rubber,' a book about Firestone 20 years in the making, at the Wisconsin Book Festival on Oct. 23.
Savory or sweet, French toast provides a decadent base for any topping, stuffing or syrup you can stick your fork through.
How one interaction with a transgender patient taught this emergency room physician something he hadn’t learned in 23-plus years combined of medical schooling, residency and professional practice.
From open farms to nighttime ghost walks and everything in between, here are Madison Magazine's list of Halloween activities this year.
American Ghost Walks, founded by siblings Allison Jornlin and Michael Huberty, began in Wisconsin and now operates in several states. The evening walk contained as much Madison history as it did supposed hauntings.
After being closed for 18 months, One Barrel Brewing Co. introduces barbecue to accompany its brews.
With dishes inspired by more than 20 countries, this North Henry Street spot has the range of a worldwide culinary tour.
Madison poet Jess L Parker's debut collection "Star Things" was chosen for publication as the inaugural Dynamo Verlag Book Prize.
The Madison Pop-Up Shop Program opened The Culture Collectives Pop-Up Shops Friday.
Check out a prebiotic drink, massive stuffed cookies, resin decor, hot sauce and more.
After seven years on West Johnson Street, Estrellón announced on social media it will be permanently closing its doors.
The 56-year-old theater company debuts its space in the new MyArts Center.
At Forward BIOLABS in University Research Park, a nonprofit coworking life sciences lab founded in September 2018, members can rent space by the 6-foot bench.
Tom Bartlett specializes in green woodworking, a craft that utilizes softer woods that can be carved using hand tools.
Clay jewelry artist turns a passion project into an online business.
Modern-day Native culinarians across the state are returning to the land and consulting age-old traditions to reclaim their ancestral foodways through meals.
Blind Shot Golf and Social Club is trying to add to the drinks scene in Madison, by offering a wide variety of non-alcoholic drinks
Over 33 years of producing live television, Andy Moore counted down the last 60 seconds into his director’s ear. On Oct. 1, he'll do it for the final time.
In honor of "pumpkin spice" season, we've put together a local guide to 32 fall specials available at local coffee shops and cafes.
The band was virtually unknown when it first came to Madison as an opening act. The following year the musicians returned to record songs at Smart Studios with Butch Vig. Here’s the untold story of Nirvana’s time in Madison.
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