An Insider’s Guide to Finding Joy Through Journaling
Milwaukee Artist You Should Know: Mudy
A Look at Milwaukee Ballet’s New Season
Nō Studios Plans to Give up to $100,000 to Wisconsin Artists
4 Milwaukee Museums Are Reopening in March
A Tradition in Peril: The Last Black Ash Weaver of Bad River
Meet the Artist Behind Our February Cover Art
What Happened to Milwaukee’s New Winterfest?
How Summerfest’s Pandemic Response Compares to Other Music Festivals
Watch This Kenosha Woman Compete on Ellen’s Game of Games
From the Magazine
Why You’ll Want to See the Florentine Opera’s Upcoming Shows
Take a look at The Florentine Opera Company’s lineup of unique digital-only experiences available now through September.
Books With a Strong Black Lead That Everyone Should Read
Treat yourself to a good book this Black History Month.
Trixie Mattel Is Now A Co-Owner of This Is It
The beloved bar and the internationally acclaimed drag queen are a perfect fit.
Summerfest Moves Dates to September, Again
This isn’t the first time Summerfest has angled for a September festival.
The Public Museum Picked a Design Team for Their New Building
They announced both a design and architecture team.
Your Guide to Local Virtual Classes This Winter
Whether you’re looking for a fun way to spend a chilly night, a new idea for pandemic date-night or simply just need something to do, these virtual classes offer a fun way to fill an evening.
Your Board Game Guide for While You’re Staying Inside
Have more fun indoors with these editor-tested board games.
The Most and Least Believable Fictional Presidents
As we welcome a new resident to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., here’s a look at the most and least believable commanders-in-chief to lead our nation in film and television.
An Artist Whose Work Is Worth a Thousand Words
Tyanna Buie uses family photos – and the stories around them – to make up many of her mixedmedia collages, such as this one seen through the window of Simone DeSousa Gallery, Detroit.
Meet Wisconsin’s New Poet Laureate, Dasha Kelly Hamilton
Dasha Kelly Hamilton has become the first Black woman to be named the state’s poet laureate.