Artist 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.
What’s new in Madison for art and entertainment? Let’s find out.
To 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.
You can build a high-powered wardrobe without the hefty price tag and environmental impact. Here’s what to look for.
These hip apparel brands proudly broadcast Dairy State affection.
Runway trends revealed an array of iconic styles from decades past that have been reimagined, including these 5 great looks.
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.
View photos and details from our past BRAVA events, such as the BRAVA Night Out events, our expos, and more.
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.
The author of BRAVA Book Club’s first pick tells the story of Nazi resisters with ties to Madison.
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.
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.
Cut down on throwaway products in your day-to-day with these sturdy, cool reusable items that replace single-use options.
Go bold at home with a vibrant, can’t-miss-it palette of rich colors, wild patterns and a little shine.
Thinking about having some work done in your house? You’re not the only one. Here’s a few tips for choosing a contractor.
The city’s best vegan and vegetarian spots offer ethnic cuisine, comfort food and even sweet treats.
Restaurants are kicking up the inventiveness right now to stay alive during the pandemic. Several spots have spun off separate curbside and/or delivery-only concepts — right out of their kitchens.
In Madison, we’re fortunate to have chocolatiers in nearly every direction. Here are 5 chocolate businesses to fulfill your sweet cravings.
Think about workplace diversity, equity and inclusion as a journey instead of a destination.
Networking isn’t simply about making connections — it’s about staying on top of industry trends and keeping a pulse on the job market.
From Friday afternoon to Sunday evening, here’s how to spend the perfect lakeside weekend in Madison.
By Hannah Wente | Photography by Hillary Schave It’s an inescapable fact of life: we all age. We hope that we’ll be able to…
Though it’s the third “R” — along with reducing and reusing — recycling is important for the planet. Keeping up on city guidelines is thinking globally by acting locally.
We checked in with some of our 2020 Women to Watch to see what they’ve been up to.
Want to budget, save or monitor investments? Grab your phone — you’re a click away.
Tax time is upon us, and the pandemic may factor into your return.
Treating your business’s finances the same way a corporation does is the best thing any woman with a side hustle can do.
You’ve been diligently looking after your physical health through complementary approaches — but don’t forget another aspect that’s just as key — your mental health.
Your guide to the many dairy-free milk varieties.
More than ever, people are expanding their focus beyond traditional medicine to holistic practices that can augment and improve their health.
Three lush indoor locales beckon visitors to soak up green scenes, observe wildlife and take a break from cool outdoor weather.
Despite COVID-19, our state is still brimming with safe and fun activities and in-state getaway destinations this winter.
Heading outside this winter offers ways to socially distance while enjoying a favorite activity and the beauty of the state.
Lea Culver talks with us about her journey and her big dreams.
By creating several socially-responsible companies and programs in Madison, Alnisa Allgood continues to elevate the voices and viewpoints of underrepresented groups in business and nonprofit boards.
When you get to know Angela R. Davis, development director at the Madison Community Foundation, it’s easy to form a quick rapport with her.
Interested in CBD? Here’s your quick primer about the range of products available.
Leah Robertson and Rebecca Aide teamed up to open Booth 121 in 2015, a colorful shop known for its upcycled furnishing and unique gifts.
These hip apparel brands proudly broadcast Dairy State affection.
Narratives about breast cancer often revolve around the diagnosis and treatment. It’s rare we hear about the after effects of the disease.
Building quality homes is the foundation of Jason Thomas Homes, a building company with extensive residential building experience.
While Victory Homes of Wisconsin is in the business of building homes, creating happy clients is one of their main objectives.
Diapers are a much-needed essential for Madison families who can’t afford them. A citywide diaper drive is happening Feb.18-25 and it couldn’t be easier to donate.
In honor of Black History Month, we’ve decided to republish our list of Black-owned businesses in Madison with new additions in retail, food and customer service.
Support these Black- and female-owned businesses in Madison this Valentine’s Day by shopping (and dining) local.
