Solidarity in the City
We talked to five Madisonians about their take on this momentous time, and how we can move forward — with solidarity — as a city, and a nation.
Brandi Grayson: Educating for Empowerment
Brandi Grayson has been a tireless advocate for Black people in the Madison community by first working with Young Gifted and Black and then launching Urban Triage, Inc.
Everyday Eclecticism at Iconi Interiors
In 2008 Coni Marotz opened Iconi Interiors on West Washington Avenue, showcasing new, vintage and reupholstered furnishings she and her husband redid themselves.
Try These Seven Kid-Friendly Hikes in Wisconsin
Science has spoken: A walk in nature is good for kids and adults alike. Check out these seven Wisconsin hiking destinations the whole crew can tag along on.
Keeping Your Pup Cool in the Dog Days of Summer
Special attention needs to be paid to our pups to keep them safe in soaring temperatures. Here are some surefire ways to care for your dog in hot weather.
Madison Metropolitan Schools Will be All Virtual Come Fall
In September, students will return to school virtually, with some in-person learning for students with disabilities. Resuming sports and extracurriculars is still unknown.
Beat the Heat With These Five Madison Ice Cream Brands
Celebrate National Ice Cream Day on July 19 with these five great Madison-based ice cream brands. Get your scoop on with these picks.
How One Madison Arts Company is Pivoting During COVID-19
Virtual performances are a first for the Madison Opera, as it presents its 19th annual Digital Opera in the Park on July 25, complete with a carry-out dinner option and post-show Q&A.
#PlasticFreeJuly? Yep, It’s a Thing.
The goal of Plastic Free July is to cut out single-use plastic in your household and replace it with a more sustainable option.
Raising the At-Home Bar
It’s a fact: we’re at home more, so why not fancy yourself a mixologist? Here’s what to stock at home to whip up delicious drinks.