Wisconsin culture and traditions
Summer is the time when Wisconsin cities, towns, and villages play host to a phenomenon not unlike a religious revival meeting.
If you ever grow tired of the typical brandy old-fashioned sweet, you might want to try Po Lo’s exotic twist on Wisconsin’s state cocktail.
“Door County is such an amazingly beautiful place, and, for all the faults, there’s a kindness and a caring in the people scraping out a life there. ... It’s much more than fish boils, cherries, and goats.”
"Mariachi music means joy and courage to face life, from birth through death,” says master mariachi musician Alberto Cardenas.
This spring, the Wisconsin Academy brought together our Waters of Wisconsin Initiative leaders for a day of intense discussion about the state of Wisconsin’s freshwater ecosystems.
An interview with Rafael Francisco Salas about his 2015 exhibition Wasted Days & Wasted Nights.
Where some might see a big field of junk, FAST Company owner Darren Schauf sees the lifeblood of his business
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.
In his sixth novel, Jerry Apps explores the contentious issue of frac sand mining.
With humor and admiration, John Hildebrand focuses on the “solid, physical detail around which the intangible clings” to conjure a sense of the Midwest.
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Madison, Wisconsin 53726
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201 State Street
Madison, WI 53703
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