Artists from a Madison-based veteran art collaborative have planned a month-long exhibition of contemporary veteran art set to take place throughout November.
Month: October 2018
Wisconsin voter ID law directly impacts students
The November 6 general election is fast-approaching, and it’s a big one.
The 33rd semiannual Spring fine art & craft sale begins on Friday
The Madison Weavers Guild is sponsoring the 33rd semiannual Spring Fine Art & Craft Sale at Olbrich Botanical Gardens, 3330 Atwood Ave., Madison.
Community bonds make investing in Madison easier
The City of Madison issued a one-week selling period of municipal bonds in early October to fund the renovations of Olbrich Botanical Garden. Sold in
Dane County’s Bookmobile is gearing up for expanded service
Dane County’s miniature library-on-wheels is on the move. Starting on November 2, the Bookmobile will make weekly stops in Maple Bluff. Local residents will find
The Bus Stops Here: For Bus Buddies
One of the pleasant features of public transit is that it can provide riders a sense of community even as each passenger may be going
Enter Madison’s Selfie Contest Now
The City of Madison’s Selfie Contest is well under way, but there’s still time to enter.
News ideas honored at Wisconsin Innovation Awards
Ten Wisconsin-based companies the Wisconsin Innovation Awards last week, an award which highlights and celebrates innovation in Wisconsin companies.
Madison Metro Transit launches equity survey
The City of Madison’s Metro Transit agency launched an online survey on September 28 asking passengers to report on equity in their bus service. According
MADISON FALL ARTS GUIDE
For those looking to make the most of Madison’s mild weather before winter strikes, the map below pinpoints 13 public murals around the city center.