Four Artful Summer Itineraries
Explore the sights, sounds and flavors of Madison with these itineraries focused on local arts and culture.
Explore the sights, sounds and flavors of Madison with these itineraries focused on local arts and culture.
It’s time for outdoor music events, standout arts performances and enlightening festivals.
Angela Trudell Vasquez remembers the moment she fell in love with poetry. She was listening to her parents read “Frederick,” Leo Lionni’s picture book about a mouse who uses poetry to help his community.
The clothes you buy, wash and throw away have a big impact on the planet.
These local, eco-friendly skin and body care lines are all female-founded — and delightful to try.
Brandie de la Rosa, one of BRAVA’s 2022 Women to Watch, is hosting a charity event on March 24 to benefit various area nonprofits.
The ongoing pandemic has been rough for everyone, but one result is that people are continuing to get creative with their outdoor spaces — whether they have a sliver of backyard, or an entire acre.
A Madison couple builds their family haven right on the shores of Lake Monona.
Finding used, stylish items for your home is easy at area secondhand and thrift shops.
The Boneyard, a beer garden and dog park located on Madison’s East Side, has been a hit since it opened in September 2021.
These six local ice cream brands and scoop shops are a perfect way to beat summer’s heat.
Escape the ordinary for a few hours at these special restaurants and sights, all within an hour’s drive.
You’ll have no shortage of fun things to do in July and August.
It’s time for outdoor music events, standout arts performances and enlightening festivals.
A Madison-area couple strives to make an impact on family consumption habits using a “no guilt” approach for a greener, cleaner earth.
A focus on food insecurity in our local landscape.
These area food banks and pantries all offer assistance to the Madison area.
Wisconsin offers a variety of food benefits and resources. Plus, there are ways YOU can help. Read more about food insecurity and how to…
How to take advantage of the current job-seeker’s market.
More than ever, the work-life line has become blurred these days, with companies and employees being encouraged to be open about personal and mental-health needs.
With costs continuing to climb, it’s smart to plan ahead for college. Read on for local experts’ tips on college savings, scholarships, the financial aid process and more.
Whether you have a moment of time or a full hour to meditate, these apps make mindfulness easy.
The thyroid is a crucial gland that keeps us healthy and feeling good. Learn more about hypothyroidism and how to support your thyroid.
What you eat before and after your workout makes a difference in your energy levels and how well your body recovers.
Whether you’re looking to swim, float, paddle or just take in a beautiful summer view, the city offers plentiful places on the water to do just that.
You’ll have no shortage of fun things to do in July and August.
Escape the ordinary for a few hours at these special restaurants and sights, all within an hour’s drive.
After a personal tragedy, Michelle Kullmann is on a quest to educate parents about the fentanyl epidemic.
Winnie Karanja tackles problems, such as racial disparities in society or the lack of women in STEM fields, at the root cause.
Examining the local landscape for women-led, biotech startups.
When you’re downtown on State Street this summer, be sure to stop in a trio of shops, all owned by longtime retailer Paul Strong.
Just a short drive away, The Mill Paoli is worth the trip.
At Little Pop Color Shop, candy colors, Instagrammable product and smile-inducing products are all part of the shopping experience.
Stoughton Health’s physical therapists explain the importance of the vestibular system for our quality of life.
Shannon Reed, DO and family medicine physician at UnityPoint Health – Meriter, offers some tips.
As families begin to navigate the various types of senior living options available, it’s important to note the difference between assisted living and memory care facilities.
As the Biergarten at Olbrich Park enters its sixth season this summer, it’s hard to believe Madison went so long without one.
We sat down with Mira Kim, the Madison-based artist behind the hello_madison.jpg and the creator of our July/August 2022 cover.
In the mood for something new to sip this summer? Try this crop of locally-made, seasonal brews.
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.