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Happenings

The Wisconsin Humanities Council is sparking a conversation on working life in Wisconsin.

Each of the 100 glowing tongues of Voices carries a unique colloquial term. Photo by  Kai Stanecki.

Olbrich Botanical Gardens GLEAM exhibition fuses light and sculpture

Generally it’s a bad thing to be called a “hoarder.” In David Nelson’s case, however, his pack rat tendencies are for a good cause—and will soon come to a very good end.

The final verse to the living poem we all knew as Ellen Kort was completed when she passed this April at the age of 79.

A new program at the UW Hospital is helping performers find medical care tailored for their special requirements—and talents.

Developed by a visual artist and earth scientist, small problems, BIG TROUBLE was developed to create awareness of subjects that are small in scale (e.g. soil, parasites, dust, viruses, micro pollutants, invasive species) yet can pose significant threats to human life.

It was a tornado that forged an almost twenty-year collaboration between Appleton-area artist Judith Waller and scientist James Brey.

Wisconsin Women Making History shares the stories and accomplishments of Wisconsin women who, for various reasons, are less known or acknowledged than they should be.

Driftless Area farmer Vince Hundt's pasture-grazed cows gather under Shade Haven.

A new tool for rotational grazing takes advantage of an ancient principle.

Scultpor Karl Unaasch's "Ruminant" finds a permanent place to park in Reedsburg.

Founded in 2005 to celebrate the legacy of Rascal author and hometown hero Sterling North (1906–1973), the Edgerton Sterling North Book & Film Festival has expanded in recent years.

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