Monsters Of Poetry: Erika Meitner, Paul Tran, Nate Marshall, and Matthew Guenette at Genna’s Lounge
Genna's Lounge 105 West Main Street, Madison, WIFour Madison poets read works of stubborn survival.
Four Madison poets read works of stubborn survival.
Like all the sweeping, swooning chamber jazz Ulery has been making for more than a decade, the music for this larger ensemble captures his predilection for duality—resonantly vast in sonic palette, but delicately intimate in scope.
Minneapolis' Scrunchies return to Madison, sharing an electric bill with local standouts Jane Hobson, Graham Hunt, and Proud Parents.
Since their live debut last summer as part of the Madison Jazz Festival, Laminal Animil have become veritable sonic explorers of our fair city.
Ethan Jackson hosts a showcase of artists and retailers, followed by a dance party.
Hang around after Four Star's usual business hours as they wrap up a subscription drive with food, music, and movie conversation.
Mills Folly Microcinema presents a wide-ranging experimental and animated shorts program by Madison-based filmmakers and video artists.
Invaders From Mars (1953) follows one of the biggest trends of 1950s horror films, reflecting the fears of Communist invasions and rampant McCarthyism of the era.
This rally aims to raise awareness and drive action to oppose the onslaught of anti-LGBTQ, particularly anti-trans, legislation and rhetoric that’s begun to swamp our state and country.
WUD Film celebrates animation with five free screenings of modern or established animated classics—World Of Tomorrow, The Iron Giant, Fantastic Planet, Persepolis, and Perfect Blue.
Francis Ford Coppola's seminal epic drama screens here in a new 4K digital restoration.
Science journalist Sabrina Imbler participates in a panel discussion on the heels of a profound new book, "How Far The Light Reaches."
Shows, screenings, and other cultural events around town, selected and previewed by Tone Madison’s writers and editors. Plus, info on upcoming Tone Madison-hosted events.
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