Since forming in Madison in 1993, the alt-rockers of Garbage have rarely shied away from ambitiously pushing their sonic boundaries or speaking their mind. Singer Shirley Manson is poignant and honest in her lyrics and tells it like it is.…
Let’s celebrate how far we have come with a commemoration of Black food, music, art and culture, while continuing to put in work.
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.
Nonprofits partner with local artists to highlight positive changes in Dane County through artwork on e-bikes.
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.
The story of Nirvana’s time in Madison shortly before the band made it big has never been documented in full detail until now. For Madison Magazine’s July issue — on the 30th anniversary of the release of Nirvana’s “Nevermind” album…
Our creative director used to be an emo/punk rock fixture in Madison and beyond. His ties to the music scene helped bring the Nirvana in Madison story to life.
When he heard the popular Netflix series was based on a novel of the same name, Doug Moe remembered he'd reviewed it for a newspaper nearly 40 years ago.
The former American Girl editor will discuss her illustrated middle grade nonfiction guide online at the Wisconsin Book Festival on May 26.
#FYP Social Studio is an immersive, photo-focused attraction.
Madison Museum of Contemporary Art’s permanent collection consists of 5,939 objets d’art.
Author Shanna Greene Benjamin describes how the late UW–Madison professor’s work illuminated literature by Black women while she kept her own life private.
These virtual and socially distant get-togethers celebrate music, movies and more, so plan ahead and make an evening of it all.
Five challenging years since her last book was published, Garvin is celebrating the May 1 launch of her fourth novel, “I Thought You Said This Would Work.”
Garvin's fourth novel is due out from Lake Union Publishing on May 1.
The shutdown of markets and craft fairs last year didn’t keep this local creator from innovating through art.
The collaborative effort between dancers, choreographers of color and area filmmakers will produce three thought-provoking short films.
Warren's 12th book is a “deeply personal book and a powerful call to action.” More appearances in May include Carl Hiaasen, Alison Bechdel and Kevin Kwan.
Retired physician Patrick McBride's real-life teenage experiences were the stuff of sports fans' dreams, detailed in an as-of-yet unpublished manuscript.
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, the actor who played Jaime Lannister in HBO's "Game of Thrones," is set to star in and executive produce a TV miniseries adaptation of Madison author Christina Clancy's novel, "The Second Home." Clancy says the project has been…
CTM’s challenge to educate and inspire has only become more formidable in recent social and political climates.
Despite a pandemic year, Madison Reading Project gave away as many books to area children in the past 18 months as it did its first six years combined.
40 years ago, Monroe native Larry W. Phillips had an idea that resulted in sharing a copyright with Ernest Hemingway’s widow.
Get out and about with the family, or if those April showers decide to show their face, hop online for these events.
As if classical musician Sarah Brailey weren’t already accomplished enough, the doctoral candidate at the University of Wisconsin–Madison’s Mead Witter School of Music can now add a Grammy Award to her list. The award for best classical solo vocal album,…
Peggy Panosh built a career marketing for Oprah and others before discovering her own artistic talent.
