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Fear and queer hunger in the Northwoods of Melissa Faliveno’s “Hemlock”
The new novel from the author of the "Tomboyland" essay collection finds its footing in the dark corners of Wisconsin's forests.
Madison Alternative Comics Fest showcases a rising art form through diverse voices
Madison's answer to the alternative comic festival circuit debuts at Aubergine on December 13.
Movie tee envy
Pondering a shirt collection, and stumbling upon Cosmic Cabin, which has the goods—at least niche ones for cinephiles.
The semi-improvised parameters of “Inertia Follies” engender its subtly and radically transformative scenes
The avant-garde performance-art showcase, which involves six local artists, runs for a final weekend—November 20 through 23—at Broom Street Theater.
Amid industry tumult, the 2025 MDEV conference captured Madison as an impending game-development hotspot
On the ground with indie developers and industry representatives at the annual, bustling, two-day showcase of video games.
Small Bites: To make it through the fall, roast your vegetables
A low-effort guide to bringing maximum flavor to your table when seasonal produce is limited.
In its third year, the Black Film Festival commits to deeper regional representation
The Nehemiah Center and Justified Anger partner with Madison Public Library to honor Black lives and culture November 12 through 15.
Basketball is back, but it never really left
Madison's basketball courts are reflective of endurance, persistence, and Wisconsinites' growing embrace of the sport.
As a musician stages his comeback, his accusers ask where the accountability is
Four years after allegations of grooming and sexual misconduct, David Henzie-Skogen is back on the road with Youngblood Brass Band.
Fear and queer hunger in the Northwoods of Melissa Faliveno’s “Hemlock”
The new novel from the author of the "Tomboyland" essay collection finds its footing in the dark corners of Wisconsin's forests.
Madison Alternative Comics Fest showcases a rising art form through diverse voices
Madison's answer to the alternative comic festival circuit debuts at Aubergine on December 13.
Movie tee envy
Pondering a shirt collection, and stumbling upon Cosmic Cabin, which has the goods—at least niche ones for cinephiles.
The semi-improvised parameters of “Inertia Follies” engender its subtly and radically transformative scenes
The avant-garde performance-art showcase, which involves six local artists, runs for a final weekend—November 20 through 23—at Broom Street Theater.
Amid industry tumult, the 2025 MDEV conference captured Madison as an impending game-development hotspot
On the ground with indie developers and industry representatives at the annual, bustling, two-day showcase of video games.
Small Bites: To make it through the fall, roast your vegetables
A low-effort guide to bringing maximum flavor to your table when seasonal produce is limited.
In its third year, the Black Film Festival commits to deeper regional representation
The Nehemiah Center and Justified Anger partner with Madison Public Library to honor Black lives and culture November 12 through 15.
Basketball is back, but it never really left
Madison's basketball courts are reflective of endurance, persistence, and Wisconsinites' growing embrace of the sport.
As a musician stages his comeback, his accusers ask where the accountability is
Four years after allegations of grooming and sexual misconduct, David Henzie-Skogen is back on the road with Youngblood Brass Band.