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By: Anna Hansen
America is 250 years old, temperatures are in the 90s and summertime is in full swing. This weekend, beat the heat at a variety of local events. Enjoy carnival rides, fireworks, live music and more, from Independence Day shenanigans to the garden-variety activities that pop up on summer weekends in Madison.
By: Anna Hansen
Aspiring chess champion Lincoln Olson, 11, was challenging community members to play him in chess on the Capitol Square during the Dane County Farmers' Market.
By: Anna Hansen
Wando's may have popularized the fish bowl, but the Kohl Center is giving the term a whole new meaning, sans the sugar and alcohol. Reporter
By: Anna Hansen
Wando's may have popularized the fish bowl, but the Kohl Center is giving the term a whole new meaning, sans the sugar and alcohol.
By: Anna Hansen
La Fête de Marquette is an annual fundraiser that brings French-themed fun to Madison's McPike Park. Here are scenes from Saturday evening's entertainment.
Jam band Phish took the stage at the Kohl Center on Tuesday, the group’s first Madison performance since 1998. Fans started lining up outside the enter at noon, six hours
By: Anna Hansen
More than a hundred women from around 20 states flocked to Sun Prairie Friday to play in the fifth iteration of Wisconsin's largest outdoor pickleball tournament.
The 68th annual Art Fair on the Square brought more than 400 artists to the Capitol Square Saturday for a day of creative browsing.
DOWNTOWN MADISON
By: Anna Hansen
It's summertime and the living is easy, or so we've heard. This weekend, Madisonians are splashing, shopping, dancing and dining. Get in on the fun at a concert or a food festival.
