Madison podcast features Broadway giants: Lin-Manuel Miranda and Robert Lopez
UW–Madison professor's new podcast that celebrates art educators and mentors will host famous guests in first episode.
Catching up with Bill and Bobbie Malone
"Traveler," Bill and Bobbie Malone's new book, will be released this fall. The couple moved to Texas after 25 years in Madison, but the adventure continues.
Sunday Reads: Don't mess with my books, the world is already chaotic enough
This is last month's edition of the Sunday Reads newsletter curated by Associate Editor Maggie Ginsberg. There is still time to sign up for this month's.
Snapshots of Life
Clouds North Films creates long and short documentaries that give viewers up-close-and-personal perspectives of their fellow community members.
David Couper: cop, priest, provocative conversationalist
Rob Zaleski will discuss his new book about David Couper with Doug Moe at Mystery to Me on Aug. 23. "I wanted it understood I was not his friend. I was going to hold his feet to the fire," says Zaleski.
The wheels are turning for pottery artist Shandra Bjyrd
Her fascination with clay started at an early age, and her love for the medium has only grown over time.
Soak up the rest of summer with these 32 events in August
Check out these 32 summer events in the Madison area.
Silly Sensibility at American Players Theater
The Austen wave continues at APT — with an unexpected comedy.
Sunday Reads: An author and her cat, plus a viral story gone wrong
This is last month's edition of the Sunday Reads newsletter curated by Associate Editor Maggie Ginsberg. There is still time to sign up for this month's.
'Death Casts a Shadow' will be last book in popular Door County mystery series
Patricia Skalka will discuss "Death Casts a Shadow" at Mystery to Me bookstore with Doug Moe on July 28 at 6 p.m.
Madison Reading Project celebrates donating 300,000 books
The Madison Reading Project gave away its 300,000th book and celebrated with a community reading with authors.
New events venue with dining business to open on Madison's east side in 2023
The Atwood Music Hall will host performing arts, events and weddings, along with offering a restaurant concept from the owners of Ahan.
Now in its 12th season, the Shitty Barn in Spring Green keeps creating magic
It’s precisely the Shitty Barn’s ramshackle, homespun quality that keeps concertgoers and artists coming back.
Support the Madison Public Library Foundation one bag of coffee at a time
JBC Coffee Roasters is selling the Blossom Blend and donating half of the proceeds to the Madison Public Library Foundation.
Stay cool this summer with these 38 events in July
Explore the Madison area with these 36 events in July.
New novel by UW–Madison French professor explores love and loss in the early years of the AIDS crisis
"Mourning Light" by Richard Goodkin is a semi-autobiographical novel set partially in Madison, and a meditation on grief's long-lasting impact.
Sunday Reads: How do you enjoy life during challenging times?
This is last month's edition of the Sunday Reads newsletter curated by Associate Editor Maggie Ginsberg. There is still time to sign up for this month's.
A locally written hiking guidebook focuses on dogs at Wisconsin's State Parks
“A Dog Lover’s Guide to Hiking Wisconsin’s State Parks” by the University of Wisconsin Press features recommended hikes in 47 Wisconsin state parks.
‘Infamous Mothers’ creator announces 45-city book tour
The 'Nothing's Wasted Tour' launches a new book by Sagashus T. Levingston while connecting entrepreneurs to bridge health and wealth gaps for Black mothers.
Can we emotionally connect with our pets through music? Some researchers say yes.
If music does indeed soothe the beasts, savage or otherwise, how would a cat respond to music composed especially for them?
‘Just me and my piano:’ Madison Malone returns to the city she shares a name with for concert
Madison Malone, now based in L.A., will perform a "homecoming" show at The Bur Oak on June 16.
How to celebrate Juneteenth 2022 in the Madison area
Discover what events Madison has to offer during this year's holiday.
Capital City’s latest is a tightly packaged experience
You really have to admire the artistry Capital City Theater has used to fit “Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812” into the confines of a Fitchburg barn.
Where to listen to live music on patios in the Madison area
Catch a concert on a patio at a local business throughout the summer.
Capital City Theatre’s latest production, 'Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812,' provides an immersive experience
Capital City Theatre chose a Fitchburg agricultural community center to stage its latest, sold-out show.
Kick off summer with these 31 June events
As summer settles in, fill up your June calendar with a variety of different events.
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