Meet 18 Women Artists in Racine Art Museum’s New Web Series
At just a few minutes each, the “RAM Introduces” web series gives you a personalized tour of the RAM gallery from the comfort of your couch.
Art
6 Wisconsin Art Museums You Can Visit Virtually
Take in a dose of arts and culture while at home by “visiting” these stellar art spaces that showcase works from around the world and provide a bit of escape from your living room couch.
Meet This Feminist Arts Collective
How a collaborative of three Madison artists is confronting sexist language.
Beauty + Style + Fashion
20 Sizzling Summer Skin and Hair Picks
It’s hot out there, but these local beauty picks keep your summer look sizzling.
12 Spring Trends to Get Excited About
We asked two online-only Madison retailers and one retail favorite to share the spring trends from their shops they’re most excited about.
Four Fabulous Fair Trade Apparel Lines
We’ve gathered a few of our favorite fair trade clothing lines (two of which were founded in Madison!) you can feel good about wearing—and look great in, too.
Brava Events
THRIVE Conference 2020 — Postponed!
The health, safety, and wellbeing of our speakers, vendors and attendees are our highest priorities. With the heightened concerns raised by the Center for Disease Control, BRAVA Magazine and Nei Turner Media Group is postponing the BRAVA Thrive Conference on Friday, May 8, 2020.
BRAVA Event Recap
View photos and details from our past BRAVA events, such as the BRAVA Night Out events, our expos, and more.
Upcoming BRAVA Night Out Events
BRAVA Magazine invites you to join us for our monthly Brava Night Out events at local businesses! View details and registration information for our upcoming Brava Night Out events here.
Brava Promotion
Q&A With Madison Author Jennifer Chiaverini
The author of BRAVA Book Club’s first pick tells the story of Nazi resisters with ties to Madison.
New Year, New Editor
We sit down with BRAVA’s new editor, Shayna Mace, to get to know her and the vision she has for BRAVA Magazine in the new year.
New Year, New You…or Not So Much?
Although we’re only a few weeks into the new year, you may have already kicked any new year’s resolutions to the curb. And some of our 2019 THRIVE series speakers are no different.
Dwell
Grand Greenhouses
Savoring produce in January or enjoying cheery blooms during a dark Wisconsin winter sounds like bliss. It’s possible, with the addition of a greenhouse.
What’s New, What’s Next
We talked with three Madison interior designers about what’s new and what’s next in design trends.
What’s New, What’s Next: Erica Weaver
Erica Weaver is a senior designer and project coordinator with Quade’s firm, who works with clients in Dane County and beyond.
Eats + Drinks
Tasty Twists on Campfire Comfort Food
S’mores are the quintessential, ooey, gooey vacation treat that screams outdoor fun. We’ve got some tasty twists on the classic treat.
Crazy for Food Carts
Brighten your day (and taste buds) with a trip downtown to a tasty food cart.
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.
Engaging Community
How to Plan a Perfect Staycation in Madison
From Friday afternoon to Sunday evening, here’s how to spend the perfect lakeside weekend in Madison.
Gofundme Fundraiser for Downtown Madison Businesses Reaches over $134K
After this weekend’s events downtown, a Gofundme fundraiser was set up to assist with relief efforts for downtown Madison businesses that suffered damage during Saturday and Sunday night’s riots. According to local reports, 75 downtown businesses experienced some form of damage over the weekend.
Madison Farmers’ Markets Adapt to COVID-19 Restrictions
The mother of all markets in Wisconsin is the year-round Dane County Farmers’ Market, the largest producer-only market in the nation.
Features
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.
Kelly Boone: Family First
Kelly and Will Boone live in Madison and are raising their son, Treyson, during a time when parents still have to have tough conversations…
Alex Nieves Reyes: Being the Force for Change
Alex Nieves Reyes has been a police officer with the Madison Police Department for 12 years.
Finance + Career
The Realist’s Career Guide for Uncertain Times
So, you got laid off. Here are career and leadership coach Betsy Koepke’s resources for landing on your feet.
Turning Career Uncertainty Into Opportunity
We talked with career and leadership coach (and 2019 THRIVE conference speaker) Betsy Koepke to get some advice on how to navigate these uncertain waters.
Dealing With the Pandemic and Your Pocketbook
How to deal with the pandemic and its aftermath on your pocketbook.
Health + Wellbeing
It Happened to Me: Living With Skin Cancer
Being a melanoma survivor has given this Madison woman’s life new meaning.
Madison Farmers’ Markets Adapt to COVID-19 Restrictions
The mother of all markets in Wisconsin is the year-round Dane County Farmers’ Market, the largest producer-only market in the nation.
Quiz: Organic Food 101
Want to check your organic IQ? Sort out the facts and fiction with our quiz, and get the scoop on prioritizing your organic produce purchase.
Jaunt
Stop and Smell the Flowers at These Local Lavender Farms
Baraboo is a destination for one of the most soothing aromas around, thanks to these local lavender farms.
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.
Six Idyllic Wisconsin Farm Stays
Plan a one-of-a-kind farm vacation where friendly animals graze outside your window and country breezes restore your soul.
Local Women
How Gloria Ladson-Billings is Educating the System
Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings has made an impact nationwide, studying African American student achievement.
Kelly Boone: Family First
Kelly and Will Boone live in Madison and are raising their son, Treyson, during a time when parents still have to have tough conversations…
Alex Nieves Reyes: Being the Force for Change
Alex Nieves Reyes has been a police officer with the Madison Police Department for 12 years.
Shops + Services
Step Up Your Home Style
The Montage, a home furnishings and decor shop, draws customers from all over the area who are looking for ultra-chic items.
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.
A Roundup of Wisconsin-Made Things that Give Us Joy
Here are a handful of statewide wonders we are digging, from local art to craveable dishes.
Sponsored Content
Flooring For Less: Focusing On What’s Underfoot
Located in both Madison and Brodhead, Floors For Less boasts a team with more than 30 years of experience in the flooring industry.
Creating Positive Remodeling Experiences for Customers
When you work with Waunakee Remodeling, you’re not just a number— you’re a priority.
Homes that Reflect Your Personal Style
Jason Kratochwill has been building homes for more than a decade and ventured out on his own four years ago to start Jason Thomas Homes.
Web Exclusive
Sweet Sips at These Wisconsin Cideries
Hard cider is all the rage right now, and in orchard-heavy Wisconsin, it’s no surprise that there are great producers throughout the state.
Six Tips for a More Efficient and Effective Workday
Author and podcast host Laura Vanderkam says spending more time working doesn’t equal success — and that’s good news for everyone. So instead of resigning to longer workdays, try these productivity and time-saving pointers, used by highly successful professionals.
Eight Artful Stops in Wisconsin
We think an art-inspired road trip is in order, and we’ve already made a list of museums you’ve got to see with some truly fascinating and thought-provoking exhibits.
