A New Website Pairs Local Readers With Book Clubs
Christie Vick started Good Land Reads last summer as a way to bring more Milwaukee readers together.
This Artist Digs Into The Archive To Make Cassette Prints
Jeff Delzer, a Milwaukee area artist, crafts prints out of cassette tapes and ticket stubs that he finds out in the world.
The Crypt: A New Home For Marginalized Art
Local musician and talent booker Adelaide Light White has shaped a DIY music venue around minority voices.
Milwaukee Music Notes: Wisconsin and The Great War
Our resident music columnist took a journey to the past with Ken Fitzsimmons’ After The War: 1919, which examines Wisconsin’s place in one of history’s biggest tragedies.
The Hissy Kits Are Milwaukee’s Unique Jazz Duo
Musicians Whiskie and Scotch play unique cabaret-style shows in the self-dubbed genre of “Feline Expressionism.”
A Look Inside the New Non-Fiction Crime Novel “Dog’s Day”
Doomed revolution and rampant toxicity are just a few themes at the center of Matthew J. Prigge’s new book, exploring the real life story behind the award winning film “Dog Day Afternoon.”
3 New Things Coming to Milwaukee This October
A new kids store, album and book release come to Milwaukee this month.
Milwaukee Music Notes: Experimental Music Rules in Riverwest
Four artists, including Racine’s J. Sincock, surprised and delighted ears at the Jazz Gallery Center for the Arts on Sept. 19.
Deborah Hufford Brings Peshtigo Fire Roaring to Life in ‘The Fire Born’
We spoke with the Wisconsin author about her new novel, which explores the Up North disaster.
Inside the World Premiere of These New Composers
Here’s a look from our resident music columnist on the works premiered at Composed for WCW, celebrating three milestones.