By Katie Teresi Atimevu Dance and Drum They consider themselves a family and their shared genetic makeup is instruments. The artists of Atimevu Dance and Drum gather on the shores of Lake Mendota on a serene October morning to play traditional [...]
By Katie Foran-McHale Venture one block past the charming, whimsical Williamson Street on Madison’s east side and you’ll find a less lively one. With an empty field, dying grass and a view limited to an unsightly building and train tracks, [...]
By Sarah Schupanitz The majority of Wisconsin men would probably agree that shopping – especially for clothing – isn’t something they would willingly spend hours doing. But one retail store in Mount Horeb, Wis. has accomplished the impossible: getting men excited [...]
By Kelly Larson France. California. Wisconsin. For many self-proclaimed wine snobs, America’s Dairyland probably ranks low on the list of high-quality wine producers. After all, merlot and chardonnay grapes can’t survive Wisconsin winters, and Wisconsin doesn’t have years of winemaking [...]
By Linda Brozyna, Emily Kesner, Hannah Shepard, Sarah Schupanitz Doors Open Milwaukee Tour Milwaukee’s hidden architectural gems during this annual fall event. From the observation deck of the U.S. Bank building to the David Barnett Gallery in a historic home [...]
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