Your 2026-27 Madison Arts and Entertainment Season Preview
From live performances to inspiring exhibits, discover these can’t-miss cultural experiences.
From live performances to inspiring exhibits, discover these can’t-miss cultural experiences.
Get out on the water, try a cooking class or peruse local art at these fun, festive events.
From a Francophile fest to art fairs galore, hot temps bring cool events in July and August.
From warm September afternoons to crisp fall evenings, these key pieces go the distance.
Update your closet with a few top trends.
The latest ways to maintain lovely arches.
With the right plants and timing, your garden can keep growing well into autumn.
Lush, English-inspired gardens sparked the vision for one homeowner’s dream backyard.
Madison’s pro organizers share their top tips for getting rid of clutter and getting your home in order.
From cozy neighborhood cafes to Instagram-worthy hangouts, these recently opened coffee shops are whipping up fresh flavors and inviting spaces around the area.
Arguably, summer is the best time of year in Madison, so why not spend an entire day out of doors?
Stella Buckley’s career journey has ranged from science to sweet treats.
When you need a reprieve from the summer heat or a rainstorm’s brewing, there’s plenty of fun to find indoors around Madison, even with kids in tow.
How a Madison-area family foundation adopted a model for giving that expands opportunity and impact.
Shayna Mace, editorial director, and Dena Frisch, sales manager, of BRAVA Magazine, are serving as the 2026 co-chairs for the Madison Go Red for Women movement
Meet the women behind the innovative businesses helping Madison look, feel and live better.
Ericka Mulhall opened NurturHer Aesthetics, her Fitchburg-based medical aesthetics, wellness and women’s health practice in 2020.
For Margaret LeMay, art isn’t just something to admire — it’s a powerful tool for connection, storytelling and healing.
Why defining your personal brand can open doors, build trust and help you stand out in today’s evolving job market.
Great leaders don’t build relationships on transactions — they cultivate connections by trust, listening and a genuine appreciation for people’s talents.
Tips, tools and insights for thriving as a small business owner, freelancer or entrepreneur.
Gail’s Law requires insurance coverage for supplemental breast cancer screenings for women with dense breasts or elevated risk.
What you need to know about perimenopause and menopause.
Meet the women behind the innovative businesses helping Madison look, feel and live better.
Just a short drive away, New Glarus charms visitors with its Swiss heritage, artisan cheese and storybook streets.
Take a step into the spooky side of the city on a history-filled ghost walk.
Check out these five nearby destinations along with fabulous places to eat, drink, play and stay for your next girlfriend getaway.
Following her own experience with cancer, salon owner Tabatha Berget-Barnaby turns her attention to support others facing hair loss.
Molly Fish’s Lake City Books has become a beloved downtown book destination.
For nearly four decades, Annie Weatherby-Flowers has brought Black history and culture to the forefront by founding and nurturing Madison’s Juneteenth celebration.
Following her own experience with cancer, salon owner Tabatha Berget-Barnaby turns her attention to support others facing hair loss.
Molly Fish’s Lake City Books has become a beloved downtown book destination.
What started with handmade hair accessories has blossomed into a downtown destination for gifts, drinks and bites.
What you need to know about perimenopause and menopause.
From strolling a historic downtown square to breathtaking river views, there’s plenty to see and do in these autumn destinations.
Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat or an action-packed adventure, Mecosta County has it all.
Experience drag bingo, view inspiring artwork and celebrate Mom this May.
A popular podcast, a signature run/walk and a classical guitar performance are all on tap this month.
Celebrate international culture, St. Patrick’s Day and inspirational women — all this month.