The Magazine for Madison Area Women
LUNAFEST is a festival by, for and about women where filmmakers have the opportunity to share an untold story, hosts can raise funds and awareness for a cause and attendees will certainly leave with new perspectives.
Recently crowned Miss Black USA, Madison’s own TeKema Balentine returns home on a mission to serve as an accessible role model for young girls in her community, particularly girls of color.
There’s a new professional sports team in town and it’s gaining steam quick – the Forward Madison Football Club at Breese Stevens Field.
Wil-Mar was a clear choice to receive this year’s DFAD makeover because they do so much to serve their community, according to DFAD’s project manager Angela Skalitzky.
You can help save the monarchs! Read these four simple ways to help the declining species (some are right in your own backyard!).
UW researcher and 2019 Woman to Watch Denise Ney co-wrote “Otti Remembers,” her mother’s personal account of growing up in Germany before and after World War II.
Madison native Tari Kelly has acted professionally for the last 29 years, including six Broadway shows and four national tours. Now she’s returning home to perform in “Anastasia.”
It’s wedding season! Before tying the knot though, couples would be wise to discuss a few questions recommended by financial, legal and marriage experts (especially if this isn’t a first marriage).
A former Bachelorette contestant opened his own gym, Peter Kraus Fitness, right here in Middleton, with classes led by specific trainers (including Kraus).
This year, Bookworm Gardens is part of the Gardens Across America exhibit in Washington D.C. put on by the United States Botanic Gardens.