Six Innovative Madison Arts Hubs
These arts venues and organizations offer community, creativity and social outreach.
These arts venues and organizations offer community, creativity and social outreach.
Dane County arts organizations produce $346.7 million in economic activity annually, but artists don’t always view themselves as small-business owners. Dane Arts Buy Local (DABL) aims to change that.
By Katie Vaughn | Photo courtesy Madison Public Art Project This summer, a beautiful project bloomed in Fitchburg. “Wildflowers of Wisconsin” is a fiber…
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The latest ways to maintain lovely arches.
With a motto of “look good, do good,” Cosa Boutique is on a mission to not only elevate our community, but offer cool clothing.
Expert tips for styling your mantel during the holidays — and beyond.
An estate sale expert shares what you should know before you shop.
An interior designer makes her dream home a reality — with gorgeous design details throughout.
The city’s tastiest places to pick up a pizza.
Sober Social, a new nonalcoholic bottle shop, showcases tasty and tempting nonalcoholic beverages.
RED and Jacknife’s co-owner reflects on the success of her two restaurants.
The market’s new CEO, Keisha Harrison, shares next steps for the project, slated to open in 2025.
Madison author and BRAVA contributor Laura Anne Bird is eager for the Sept. 10 launch of her second middle-grade novel, “Marvelous Jackson.”
A local nonprofit helps those who have experienced domestic violence feel a sense of home again.
The city’s female first responders keep us safe and work through stressful situations — and all the while, love what they do.
You’d be hard-pressed to find women more enthusiastic about their work than the Madison Fire Department’s Debi Dahl, Jillian Kjeldahl and Lisa Becher.
By Shayna Mace | Photography by Hillary Schave During her college years at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Cynthia Griffin answered an ad…
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Prioritize your purpose to maximize your productivity.
As Summit Credit Union just marked the 15-year anniversary of its groundbreaking financial education program, Project Money, BRAVA asked Summit financial coaches to share key insights from the program over the years.
Unity Point Health – Meriter gives useful safety advice on what to look for when selecting playthings for little ones this holiday season.
Here are five easy changes you can add to your routine today to enhance your gut health and start feeling your best.
Prioritize your purpose to maximize your productivity.
November and December is full of seasonal fun, including tree lightings, light displays, local shopping, kid-friendly events and more.
Brigham House, a 1903 Blue Mounds farmhouse, gets a second life as a charming rental property.
From towering bluffs to the iconic Mississippi River Big Blue Bridge, the La Crosse Region bursts with epic adventure as unique as each explorer.
The city’s female first responders keep us safe and work through stressful situations — and all the while, love what they do.
You’d be hard-pressed to find women more enthusiastic about their work than the Madison Fire Department’s Debi Dahl, Jillian Kjeldahl and Lisa Becher.
By Shayna Mace | Photography by Hillary Schave During her college years at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Cynthia Griffin answered an ad…
This strollable neighborhood has something for every giftee on your list.
JNJ Gifts and More, located in Verona, Wisconsin, focuses on curated gift boxes, sourced from small businesses across America.
An estate sale expert shares what you should know before you shop.
SSM Health Express Virtual Care offers easy, inexpensive consultation options for common health concerns.
The Catholic Charities Adult Day Center provides care and supervision in a community-based environment for older adults and individuals with disabilities.
Unity Point Health – Meriter gives useful safety advice on what to look for when selecting playthings for little ones this holiday season.
13 Madison-area nonprofits to consider donating to on Giving Tuesday.
What to do this month? A Thanksgiving Day tradition, holiday gift shopping and dog delights.
The Wisconsin Book Festival will bring nearly 70 authors to Central Library and other downtown Madison partner venues for 55-plus free programs as part of its four-day Fall Celebration, taking place Oct. 17-20.