SOCIAL JUSTICE THROUGH CLASSICAL MUSIC
byKelly 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.
ARTS + EVENTS
Let’s Hear it for the Girls
byNine ways to celebrate female-focused arts and culture this holiday season.
Your 2021-22 Arts & Entertainment Preview
byAfter a long absence, in-person arts events, concerts, performances and more are back this season! Here’s our hand-picked guide of what we’re excited about this 2021-22 arts season.
4 Public Art Pieces to View in Madison
byArt is all around us in these public art installations you can view around the city.
Embracing the JEDI Mindset at the Children’s Theater of Madison
byThe Children’s Theater of Madison has taken it upon itself to undergo systemic change with the formation of its Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee.
Get Your Arts and Culture Fix
byThought-provoking art, a citywide music fest and good reads: this your arts & culture round-up for May 2021.
An Artist’s Emotional Journey
byArtist Luisa Fernanda Garcia-Gomez — whose artwork is created under the moniker Mompoxino — uses art to communicate the contradicting emotions that always pull her back to Colombia, a place that was filled with love and violence.
Overture’s Latest, Plus State Street Art Memorialized
byWhat’s new in Madison for art and entertainment? Let’s find out.
Five Fantastic Women’s History Month Reads
byTo honor and celebrate Women’s History Month in March, we asked Sydne Conant of A Room of One’s Own Bookstore to curate a list of her top, female-centered titles.
Dress Up Your Walls + Art Hanging Tips
byHanging wall art is, well, an art form. Perfect your art collection with these tips from Marty Smith, owner of Middleton Art & Framing.