The Magazine for Madison Area Women
Power matters: who has it and who doesn’t, how those who have it choose to use it and how those who lack it can get their fair share. These are some of the issues explored in “Sifting & Reckoning: UW-Madison’s History of Exclusion and Resistance” (Sept. 12-Dec. 30).
Our October round-up of ways to experience Madison’s vibrant entertainment scene.
Forty-plus ways to experience Madison’s vibrant entertainment scene.
Explore the sights, sounds and flavors of Madison with these itineraries focused on local arts and culture.
It’s time for outdoor music events, standout arts performances and enlightening festivals.
Angela Trudell Vasquez remembers the moment she fell in love with poetry. She was listening to her parents read “Frederick,” Leo Lionni’s picture book about a mouse who uses poetry to help his community.
We’ve rounded up our top picks for spring arts and events you’ve got to experience in person in the Madison area.
To memorialize the legacy of Dzigbodi Akyea, Madison College’s Black Women Affinity Group put together an art exhibition titled “Honoring the Black Woman.”
Invigorate the senses with these concerts, comedy shows and theater productions happening in January-February 2022.
Kelly Hall-Tompkins is an award-winning classical violinist, the “fiddler” (violin soloist) for Broadway productions of “Fiddler on the Roof” and a force for social justice.