From the second-floor rehearsal space in the new Hamel Music Center, one can gaze out upon the Chazen Museum of Art and East Campus Mall — all part of a University of Wisconsin–Madison arts corridor.
A big name in country music kicks off a weekend of local music, theater and dance in Madison.
This weekend hear live bluegrass, blues or and a hybrid of jazz and hip-hop.
Her big break came from co-writing “Love the Way You Lie,” the Eminem hit (featuring Rihanna). Grey can be heard singing on Dr. Dre, Nicki Minaj and Macklemore records, too.
These six illustrators contributed their talent and humor to the parody project.
Dive deep into the local punk, hip-hop, jazz and metal scenes by attending one or more shows devoted to those genres in Madison this weekend.
Ring in the new year with music and dance.
Post Christmas options include comedy shows and dance parties.
Christmas favorites old and new as well as comedy for kids are on tap in Madison this weekend.
Colleen Madden will star in “A Christmas Haunting,” a one-woman adaptation of Dickens’ obscure novella “The Haunted Man” — an adaptation she wrote herself.
This year’s Madison Choral Project concerts take place on Friday, Dec. 13, at 7:30 p.m. at the First Unitarian Society and Saturday, Dec. 14, at 3 p.m. at the First Congregational Church.
There's holiday fun for families all weekend.
In late 2019, these four local bands (and one former Madison musician) released notable recordings in their respective genres.
A ladder and more cans of paint than you’d care to count is all Mike Lroy needs to create a stunning work of art in an otherwise ordinary place.
Gear up for the holidays with Christmas-themed plays and New Year’s-themed dance performances.
Between dance performances, movies and New Year's celebrations, Madison has a multitude of festive events to offer this holiday season.
Burn calories before the big Thanksgiving Day meal and enjoy these other events in the days that follow.
These are the top events this month.
A touring production of "Hamilton," the Broadway show of shows, arrived earlier this week at Overture Center for the Arts. If you haven't already secured tickets, it may still be possible find seats.
Nicknamed "Wisconsin's fighting priest" for his campaigns on behalf of fellow Native people during the first half of the 20th century, Philip Bergin Gordon above all believed in his mission to spread Catholicism.
It has been more than half a century since Marvin Rabin founded the original Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras, or WYSO. It has since expanded to three full orchestras, two string orchestras, a chamber music program, a harp program, a percussion…
To really take in the expansive music of Mr. Chair, you might want to take a seat.
So much is in store for the Madison area this weekend.
In the summer of 2018, the barely 1-year-old indie-folk band The North Code was ubiquitous, playing every Madison venue and event that would book them.
The Dane County Regional Airport may not be where you’d expect an exhibit on a different form of mass transportation.
Anika Derby cut off 5 inches of her hair for a lead role in a play. That's quite a theatrical commitment for a teenage girl. But she got the trim to more convincingly portray the prince in "The Prince and the Pauper," put on by PlayTime Productions Children's Theatre in 2018.
This semi-annual event is the perfect opportunity for food lovers to sample some of Madison’s finest local offerings.
Celebrate five individuals who are making strides in Madison's business community.
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