2023-24 Arts & Entertainment Season Preview
Madison’s vibrant and diverse arts season is kicking off in full force.
Madison’s vibrant and diverse arts season is kicking off in full force.
By Jessica Steinhoff LA FÊTE DE MARQUETTE July 13-16, McPike Park Celebrate the French-speaking world with food, art, live music and more the week…
Check out these live music and theater events this summer in the Madison area.
With a motto of “look good, do good,” Cosa Boutique is on a mission to not only elevate our community, but offer cool clothing.
Mix and match these 11 pieces to solve the “what to wear?” dilemma.
These picks offer sun protection and beautifying benefits.
Don’t overlook the design for this oft-used room.
Tips for creating the perfect bouquet.
Bring the outdoors inside with these five tips.
Xuan Wang, Peggy Wang and Wendy Weng met years ago when their kids all attended Sunset Ridge Elementary School in Middleton. Fast-forward to February 2023, and the three women opened Trio Ramen, a tribute to traditional Asian food.
At this year’s Black Restaurant Week, Black-owned food trucks, restaurants, caterers and specialty food products will be showcasing their Madison-based businesses.
For seasoned farmers’ shoppers looking to switch it up, the Madison area has many additional options. These local markets all have their own flair and spread the farmers’ market love beyond the Capitol Square.
For seasoned farmers’ shoppers looking to switch it up, the Madison area has many additional options. These local markets all have their own flair and spread the farmers’ market love beyond the Capitol Square.
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.
How education experts and advocates are addressing the statewide teacher shortage, training future educators and expanding programming for kids
Centro Hispano’s expansion of programming for kids is an exciting step forward for the nonprofit, driven by a brand-new building.
Why are so many educators leaving the field, and what can we do about it?
Summit Credit Union helps women build wealth now to avoid poverty in retirement.
Protect yourself against the latest money scams.
Closing the wealth gap for people of color: how local programs are addressing the issue.
Looking at two common issues that affect our fertility and overall health.
Important Alzheimer’s disease prevention tips for women and updates on clinical studies.
Whatever your age, the staff at Community Pharmacy and Community Wellness Shop are happy to help you navigate the options best suited for your body’s own “spring cleaning.”
Celebrate the season’s sights, sounds and smells by attending a fall festival. These picks are all within easy driving distance.
From cold-cuts to plays and pigskins, there’s plenty happening when you visit Chicago’s North Shore this fall.
Today, Mineral Point is one of the state’s most artsy communities, filled with potters, painters, weavers, woodworkers, glass artists and more.
A fortuitous connection on social media helped Larissa Anderson discover her breast cancer, and she’s using her experience and her virtual community to make a difference for other women.
Madison’s younger business owners are forging their own paths in food, retail and STEAM fields — growing successful businesses along the way.
Grace Wang, founder and CEO of Petphoria, offers a unique shopping experience “for dogs and their people.”
With a motto of “look good, do good,” Cosa Boutique is on a mission to not only elevate our community, but offer cool clothing.
Items from a bygone era spark curiosity, nostalgia and a fuzzy feeling for the good-old days. And that’s exactly what you’ll find at Atomic Antiques.
Shop this Verona store for unique home goods and gifts.
Partnering with a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst (CDFA) before an attorney can save you from costly mistakes and help you navigate the financial complexities of divorce.
Got a bum knee? An OrthoTeam Clinic orthopedic surgeon explains how you can treat this issue.
Summit Credit Union helps women build wealth now to avoid poverty in retirement.
Wisconsin Book Festival director Jane Rotonda shares her top picks for the festival’s annual fall celebration, taking place from Oct. 19 through Oct. 22.
National Hispanic American Heritage Month kicked off on September 15 and runs through October 15.
Celebrate the season’s sights, sounds and smells by attending a fall festival. These picks are all within easy driving distance.
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.