A & E
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Scott Paulus/Milwaukee Brewers
Fun in MKE
The Brewers have spent much of the season so far at the head of the NL Central. And they’re having a blast, too. more
Candice Wagener
“A walk-in Etsy”
Owner Jerina Julius likes being able to sell local crafts locally. There are around 80 vendors tucked into JnJ Craftworks, her consignment shop in Verona. more
Jun 21, 2018
Photos courtesy Irene Grau
Accidental art
For “Construction Season,” her interactive show at MMoCA, Irene Grau created laser-cut iron pieces replicating spray-painted construction symbols. more
Jun 21, 2018
Liz Lauren
Study in contrasts
They share the same mother, but Zarariah has dark skin, while his brother Morris could pass for white. Athol Fugard’s “Blood Knot” is a look at what it’s like for them to live under the crushing racism of apartheid. more
Jun 21, 2018
Anneliese Nappa
Aunty Donna: Big Boys, bigger personalities
This interview with Australian absurdist comedians Aunty Donny goes way off the rails. Why didn’t we see that one coming? more
Jun 20, 2018
The Onion’s Madison roots are showing
The Onion left Madison almost two decades ago. But a retrospective of the company shows it owes a lot to its Madison years. more
Jun 19, 2018
Different strokes
Dr. Carrie Donahue, owner of Full Circle Holistic Veterinary Care on Monroe Street, integrates Western and Eastern care. The clinic also sells a variety of holistic pet care products. more
Jun 14, 2018
American Family Insurance Champi
Celebrities, classic rock and country
The final field is not yet set for the American Family Insurance Championship, but we know a few things: There will be a celebrity foursome, a solid-looking PGA Tour Champions event for golfers over 50 and a charity concert. more
Jun 14, 2018
5:00 AM
Audience participation
Music Theatre of Madison expands its commitment to developing new material. A June 16-17 performance of “Hephaestus” will include a chance for the audience to weigh in on the future script, songs and set. more
Jun 14, 2018
5:00 AM
For the love of nature
Serving as both a geology lesson and a trail guide, “Wisconsin State Parks” gives the reader a deeper understanding of how Wisconsin’s natural wonders came to be. more
Jun 14, 2018
5:00 AM
John Riggs
History of a hangout
“The 602 Club in the Sixties” captures rare images of a hangout for artists, intellectuals, draft dodgers and protesters. Photographer John Riggs also captured rare photos of gay men out in public from the pre-Stonewall era. more
Jun 14, 2018
5:00 AM
Alphabet artistry
The meanings behind letters of the alphabet animate a dual exhibit at the James Watrous Gallery from Anne Kingsbury and Helen Lee. more
Jun 14, 2018
5:00 AM
Joseph Blough
Surprisingly relevant, but...
Mercury Players Theatre closes out its season with a revival of its 1997 hit "Temps! The Musical!" The subject matter is still relevant, but the production fails to engage. more
Jun 12, 2018
12:54 PM
