Madison Fall Arts Guide
An Anniversary Gift to Remember
Wisconsin-born author talks “In the Shade of Olive Trees”
Tales of Dirty Laundry
Bringing Books to Children in Crisis
When Advocacy Connects Women’s Health and Policy Decision Making, It Will Change the Dynamic
With Canadian wildfires came canceled performances
Fresco Opera brings a timeless art form to the masses
Dancing unites Madison residents despite distance from its homeland
The Bodgery provides an inclusive space for Madison makers
Madison Fall Arts Guide
Exhibitions Madison Museum of Contemporary Art 227 State St. Federico Uribe: Metamorphosis, Sept. 30-May 26 No, this isn’t Kafka— it’s Colombian-born artist Uribe, who creates
An Anniversary Gift to Remember
In honor of turning 50 last year, the Dane County Farmers’ Market gets its first cookbook The idea for “The Dane County Farmers’ Market Cookbook”
Wisconsin-born author talks “In the Shade of Olive Trees”
In light of the clichéd admonition to “write what you know,” Wisconsin-born debut novelist Kate Laack would like to clarify that her husband did not
Tales of Dirty Laundry
A couple weeks ago, Madison City Story Slam hosted a storytelling event at Mother Fool’s Coffeehouse on Williamson Street. The storytellers were instructed by the
Bringing Books to Children in Crisis
A Q&A with Curtis Fuszard For children facing hard times, having books to read can be a great source of comfort. Curtis Fuszard is the
When Advocacy Connects Women’s Health and Policy Decision Making, It Will Change the Dynamic
Wisconsin Alliance for Women’s Health advocates for optimal health care for women, especially when it comes to their reproductive health, by helping them become effective
With Canadian wildfires came canceled performances
Madison arts organizations grapple with effects of poor air quality The effects of Canada’s record-breaking wildfire season have reverberated across the United States. Hazy conditions
Fresco Opera brings a timeless art form to the masses
“The Bachelor of Seville” marks the company’s sixth annual Garage Opera This time of year, you might see many of your neighbors clearing out their
Dancing unites Madison residents despite distance from its homeland
This story is part of a Madison Commons series produced by master’s students in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. These stories explore how
The Bodgery provides an inclusive space for Madison makers
The Bodgery on Madison’s east side has built a space for makers, creators and hackers, where those who use the space gather to share knowledge,
