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Despite facing challenges like COVID in recent years, Madison’s independent live music venues continue to play an important role in the evolving music scene. While the city’s music industry has taken some hits, it has also proven its resilience.

The Metro Transit Public Art Project seeks to amplify BIPOC voices, beautify the East Wash corridor, and interest tourists

The Republican ban of drop boxes did little to stop the Democratic landslide last November in Dane County.

The latest report from the Greater Madison Music City project includes 17 recommendations, including the creation of a cultural affairs office and expansion of entertainment districts.

Spurred by incidents surrounding MMoCA’s Triennial exhibition, the panel discussion broadly addressed ways the community can support Black women artists.

Madison unveils first Rainbow Crosswalk in honor of LGBTQIA+ residents, visitors

Oiñ Productions event with free workshops in circus arts, music and dance, 10 am-2 pm, 8/27, Penn Park. Click through for more info.

The awards are given biennially to individuals and organizations that enrich the visual arts in the state.

Milwaukee journalist Mary Louise Schumachers documentary started out as a story about the disappearance of the American art critic. But today we regard it as about a new generation of critics who are recasting how this work is done.

Winter is Alive! A Cooler World Carnival features more than 50 exhibits, programs and virtual events.