Pick Up These 6 Madison-Made Gifts
Pick up one of these items crafted by a Madison-area female maker or artist.
Pick up one of these items crafted by a Madison-area female maker or artist.
Three authors who call our literary city home have launched new novels, and they’re all worth adding to your TBR (“to-be-read”) pile.
By Jessica Steinhoff | Pictured: “A Christmas Carol” “A MADISON SYMPHONY CHRISTMAS” Dec. 1-3, Overture Center The symphony teams up with hundreds of heavenly…
With a motto of “look good, do good,” Cosa Boutique is on a mission to not only elevate our community, but offer cool clothing.
Mix and match these 11 pieces to solve the “what to wear?” dilemma.
These picks offer sun protection and beautifying benefits.
Winter celebrations call for extra-special table settings.
Stress-free pointers for going through your stuff when decluttering your home.
A 2010 ranch home’s main living areas are reimagined for a cooking and coffee-loving couple.
Forgo the long winter’s nap and sign up for one of these captivating classes instead.
Madison’s multigenerational family foodie teams serve up cuisine from all over the world — opening our Midwestern eyes (and stomachs) to delicious dishes.
Albanian transplants and husband and wife Gjyner and Zamira Lumani — along with Gjyner’s brother, Faton Lumani and his wife Luda — have co-owned Sofra Family Bistro since 1991 and Villa Dolce since 2006.
For seasoned farmers’ shoppers looking to switch it up, the Madison area has many additional options. These local markets all have their own flair and spread the farmers’ market love beyond the Capitol Square.
You’ll have no shortage of fun things to do in July and August.
It’s time for outdoor music events, standout arts performances and enlightening festivals.
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, six Native women share how their culture, traditions and elders have influenced who they are today.
Nowhere but Madison feels like home to Arvina Martin. She logged a year in Arizona, spent part of middle school in Washington, D.C. and attended Dartmouth. College in New Hampshire, but they couldn’t compete.
Family has always kept Kyla Beard grounded and connected to her Native American roots. Her dad is 100% Ho-Chunk and her mom is a descendant of the Puerto Rican Taíno, an Indigenous tribe that was scattered throughout the Caribbean.
Guidance for managing debt in challenging economic times.
Adults are increasingly recognizing the value of continuing education — about 40% of people enrolled in U.S. higher education programs are adults 25 and older. If you’re thinking about joining these ranks, here are some things to consider.
Summit Credit Union helps women build wealth now to avoid poverty in retirement.
Here’s what you can do to ensure your back stays healthy and happy.
October is National Depression Awareness and Health Screening Month. We spoke to local experts about the topic, and treatment options.
Looking at two common issues that affect our fertility and overall health.
The state’s small towns offer the best and brightest holiday experiences.
There’s something special about celebrating the holidays surrounded by small-town charm, in a destination like Fort Atkinson.
All season long, there are fun opportunities to shop and dine in Janesville.
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, six Native women share how their culture, traditions and elders have influenced who they are today.
Nowhere but Madison feels like home to Arvina Martin. She logged a year in Arizona, spent part of middle school in Washington, D.C. and attended Dartmouth. College in New Hampshire, but they couldn’t compete.
Family has always kept Kyla Beard grounded and connected to her Native American roots. Her dad is 100% Ho-Chunk and her mom is a descendant of the Puerto Rican Taíno, an Indigenous tribe that was scattered throughout the Caribbean.
Pick up one of these items crafted by a Madison-area female maker or artist.
Small Business Saturday is coming up on Nov. 25! #Shoplocal and #shopsmall at these Madison-area boutiques.
With a motto of “look good, do good,” Cosa Boutique is on a mission to not only elevate our community, but offer cool clothing.
Princeton Club tackles the top holiday obstacles with a dash of practical advice and a sprinkle of fun to stay focused on your fitness this season.
Renaissance Senior Living of Hilldale prides itself on truly being a partner with seniors and their families.
A UnityPoint Health – Meriter dietitian gives tips on how to eat healthfully amidst all of those parties and special treats.
We’ve compiled what to see, do and where to shop this holiday season in Madison. Enjoy!
Small Business Saturday is coming up on Nov. 25! #Shoplocal and #shopsmall at these Madison-area boutiques.
Browse local art, food products, jewelry and more while getting in the spirit of giving at these area markets.
The health, safety, and wellbeing of our speakers, vendors and attendees are our highest priorities. With the heightened concerns raised by the Center for Disease Control, BRAVA Magazine and Nei Turner Media Group is postponing the BRAVA Thrive Conference on Friday, May 8, 2020.
View photos and details from our past BRAVA events, such as the BRAVA Night Out events, our expos, and more.
BRAVA Magazine invites you to join us for our monthly Brava Night Out events at local businesses! View details and registration information for our upcoming Brava Night Out events here.
The author of BRAVA Book Club’s first pick tells the story of Nazi resisters with ties to Madison.
We sit down with BRAVA’s new editor, Shayna Mace, to get to know her and the vision she has for BRAVA Magazine in the new year.
Although we’re only a few weeks into the new year, you may have already kicked any new year’s resolutions to the curb. And some of our 2019 THRIVE series speakers are no different.