Milwaukee’s Shakespeare in the City Is Scaling Up This Summer
With its new name, more performances and more parks, all the city’s a stage.
A Reimagined Italian Restaurant, Bites From Burma and More Dining Tidbits
Plus, culinary-inspired cocktails, a shakeup at North Avenue Market and more.
Purple Wisconsin: The Impact of ‘Fighting Bob’ La Follette
A bribery attempt ignited the Progressive leader’s passion for reform.
Key Figures in Wisconsin’s Political History
They reshaped Wisconsin in myriad ways, from trailblazing new paths to longtime representation of the Badger State in Washington.
Wisconsin Clings to Its No-Party Leanings
Most elections in the Badger State are officially nonpartisan, but parties don’t sit them out – especially lately.
Purple Reign: The Roots of Wisconsin’s Frequent Electoral Swings
Nobody really knows which way Wisconsin will go in presidential elections. In its 176 years, our state’s colorful history offers hope to Democrats, Republicans and third parties alike.
See Experimental Films at aCinema This Weekend
The short film showcase runs July 19-21 at Woodland Pattern, with six experimental film screenings.
Q&A: A Performer’s Rundown of the Bristol Renaissance Faire
Good morrow, your majesty. We’re in ye olde Wisconsin!
Washington Park Media Center Invites the Public to Make Media Magic
Sara Daleiden and Wes Tank operate this one-of-a-kind media production, strategy and training center.
Q&A With Wisconsin Delegate Patty Reiman
We spoke with her about how she became a delegate and more.