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Majestic Makeover: Revamping a Madison Classic The smell of fresh paint covers the pungent stench of stale sweat.Shiny faux-wood floors hide the sticky stains of spilled mixed drinks. Acoustic melodies and soulful lyrics replace thumping bass-driven dance beats... |
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| A Way with Words: Local Authors Bring Wisconsin to Life | ||
In a tiny, softly lit room, a capacity audience of no more than a couple dozen spiritedly anticipated the poets’ presentation—particularly the readings of Ellen Kort, Wisconsin’s first poet laureate... |
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The Art of Giving: Ena Carroll Creates for a |
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CauseEven as an 12-year-old, Eliot White saw himself as an artist, and it got him in trouble. Watching a friend of a friend's older brother do a sketch ignited White’s interest in graffiti art and inspired him to learn more. Something about the art form spoke to him... |
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It is not a typical Friday morning at Milwaukee Montessori school, as children are ushered into the church auditorium to prepare for a morning of classical ballet education—a subject stereotypically pinned as yawn-worthy and stuffy... |
| When actor and author James DeVita first came across Sophie Scholl’s name, he had no idea she would change his life. “I was doing a one-man show, the first thing I ever wrote. A little play called 'Waiting for Vern... |
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