Free “Bandwagon” concerts will run just under an hour and maintain the Bach Dancing and Dynamite Society hallmarks of lighthearted fun and rem…
Like this year’s iteration of Concerts on the Square, Opera in the Park will separate the audience into “pods” of family and fully vaccinated …
This week, get ready for an action-packed eight days and 115 films during the 2021 Wisconsin Film Festival, learn from talented illustrator Ra…
Overture Center for the Arts "ramps up slowly" with more national acts coming in the fall.
Coming to Madison are Paula Poundstone on Oct. 8, “Stars of the Sixties” on Oct. 21, a Mannheim Steamroller Christmas show, David Sedaris and …
Madison-area high schools preserved the beloved tradition of a spring musical during COVID-19 — but often had to go high-tech to do it.
Forward Theater's "46 Plays for America's First Ladies" is part social studies, part after-school play, part Drunk History. It streams through…
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Presidential partners who “barely get a footnote in history” are the subject of a new Wisconsin-only, Madison-based show, “46 Artists for Amer…
The fair is usually held in July, but the museum is "playing it safe" for now by waiting until the last weekend of September.
This week, join a Crowdcast session with Elizabeth Warren, enjoy a livestreamed performance of Natty Nation from High Noon Saloon during Cap T…
The vast murals are being transferred to a city storage facility where they will be catalogued and archived for historical preservation and po…
The Overture Center for the Arts shut off programming cold when the pandemic hit -- but now shows are being re-booked and Overture hopes to re…
The Marquette-Atwood Neighborhood Art Walk on Sunday will welcome visitors to enjoy and buy artwork by neighborhood artists.
Kanopy Dance plans to bring long-distance guest artists into the studio via streaming to enhance in-person instruction.
This week, visit The Bodega, celebrate Black playwrights at the Loud ‘N Unchained Black Theater Festival and see the Madison Mallards new logo.
The Madison-based Forward Theater Company has announced its 13th season, set to open on Sept. 9 in the Overture Center Playhouse.
Leah Evans and Aaron Laux are among 100 artists selected for the prestigious online "Craft Optimism."
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Many Madison artists "persevered" by changing course.
“Hmong, especially Hmong Americans, always have an identity crisis. They feel like an orphan. They don’t feel they have a country they could g…
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As the weather warms and vaccination rates climb, local public health officials are “cautiously optimistic” that live bands, theater, opera an…
This week, bake along with Olivia Tierney for this month's Cooking with Cap Times, support your favorite bookstore and get some great new read…
Zhanna Slor will talk about her book "At the End of the World, Turn Left" at 6 p.m. Friday with Chicago author Michele Morano in a virtual eve…
Xiaohong Zhang of Fort Atkinson and Faisal Abdu'Allah of Madison among nine artists exploring identity and place.
This week, bring your canoe (or just a garbage bag) for a Starkweather Creek cleanup, experience the one-woman balcony show “A Woman Is,” part…
Through April 25, Samuel D. Hunter's plays ask: How much does the past determine the future? Can we be other than what history tells us we are?
This week, see seven new short films directed by women at this year’s LunaFest, enjoy a filmed version of a live performance of “Lewiston” and…
