Madison musician and former contestant of NBC’s The Voice, Raine Stern, has garnered a global audience as she not only performs, but advocates for climate and social justice issues.
The ongoing quest to keep your child stimulated can break the bank, especially when they get bored of their own toys. The Black Earth Children’s Museum may have a solution: the Toy Library.
Easton Brunett is currently competing in the USA Mullet Championships. It’s a virtual competition for a cash prize and he’s already made it to the top 100 in the nation.
It's National Dog Day - a day to celebrate our four-legged friends. Check out this gallery of some of Madison's cutest, furriest pals - and don't forget to upload your own!
Two-time CrossFit games athlete Elijah “EZ” Muhammad visited a group of teens at Madison’s Goodman Center Tuesday morning. He gave them an intense fitness lesson and finished with an inspirational conversation about achieving life goals.
Baseball and softball are making a comeback for the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. These sports are wildly popular in Japan, so the International Olympic Committee decided to bring them back for the first time since their removal in 2008.
The curtain will soon go up for the first time in 18 months for actors with the Sun Prairie Civic Theatre. A musical revue called “Don’t Stop Believin’ 2021” will be held July 23 and 24 at 7 p.m. and the 25 at 2 p.m. at Sun Prairie High School’s Performing Arts Center.
For Madison’s 9th year now, Make Music Madison will showcase over 200 concerts at 100 locations including homes, parks, libraries, community centers, businesses, and street corners throughout the city.
In another sign of what looks to be a more normal summer in Madison, tour boats are getting back in the water. Captain Rob Sutherland, Master Captain & General Manager of Betty Lou Cruises, launched a 52-foot yacht into Lake Mendota this morning.
Tickets for the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra’s Concerts on the Square, which will this year be held at Breese Stevens Field, go on sale Friday with more tickets available than expected.
This summer, the public can start walking through these doors of the Overture Center for the Performing Arts again, for the first time since March of 2020.
America’s Got Talent Bello and Annaliese Nock are performing this summer at The Palace Theater. Saturday marked the theater's first performance in 15 months.
This will be the show’s second year going virtual. The event typically focuses on group performances and awards. However, this time instead of large troops performing, 20 soloists have been selected from high schools around the state.
Lollapalooza is returning to Chicago this summer, a year after the coronavirus pandemic forced the cancellation of the music festival that attracts hundreds of thousands of people to a lakefront park.
It has been more than a year since the Overture Center closed their curtains due to the pandemic. But this evening they shined a spotlight on this season’s fall and winter shows.
Not only could the next little one chosen by Gerber be the brand’s Spokesbaby, but it is also choosing a baby to be the brand’s first-ever Chief Growing Officer (CGO).
The Corner Bar inside Lancaster’s Morningside Assisted Living Facility just keeps getting better thanks to donations from individuals across the country.
A local Madison filmmaker is working to create a documentary in order to preserve the music and legacy of Clyde Stubblefield, a musical icon and drummer who toured with James Brown before settling in Madison.
Former Green Bay Packers’ great Brett Favre discussed the verdict in former police officer Derek Chauvin’s trial on his podcast Wednesday, saying he believes Chauvin did not intentionally mean to kill George Floyd.
The newest bicycling technology has made its way to Monona. Madison BCycle unveiled two new electric-assist bike stations in Monona Friday morning, the first BCycle stations outside of Madison.
Budweiser is offering those who have been vaccinated against COVID-19 a free round, on them- if people can show proof of their completed vaccination series.
You can now engage with Wisconsin’s favorite literary talents at the click of the button. The Wisconsin Book Festival is taking place virtually all year long.
“It became very clear to me that the only way to really get back to normal is through vaccinations. You’ve got to get needles in arms,” Church told Billboard.
