Anna Kottakis is a journalist based in Madison, Wisconsin, focusing on local news and events. She writes for Madison Magazine, covering a range of topics including food and drink, arts and entertainment, and community initiatives. Anna is passionate about highlighting the unique stories and experiences that make Madison a vibrant and diverse city.
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Madison, Wisconsin, United States (Local)
Anna Kottakis' coverage primarily focuses on local events, restaurants, and lifestyle in Madison, Wisconsin. She heavily leans towards announcements and press releases related to house & home topics, as well as personal finance.
If you are looking to reach out to Anna with a pitch, consider offering exclusive news about upcoming local events in Madison or new restaurant openings. As she covers digital stories and Small Business Saturday in Madison extensively, providing unique angles related to these areas might capture her attention.
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“Metamorphosis” — inspired by the Federico Uribe exhibit of the same name — will take place on April 20 at the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art.
By: Josh Segal
After emerging as a side-splitting favorite on the film festival circuit, this Wisconsin-made slapstick comedy can now be viewed at home.
By: Brandon Millman
MADISON, Wis. -- If you're heading to the Midwest Horse Fair, or regularly drive through the area around the Alliant Energy Center, you may want to consider adding time to
Few people would be alarmed to find animal tracks crisscrossing the spring mud in their front yards. It could be squirrels, rabbits, an outside cat or a stray dog. But some locals — and their Ring cameras — have caught other, more surprising species passing through.
Good things come in small packages — at least, that's the case with these three pint-sized local products.
Once, Jay Handy was a teenager in Bay City, Michigan — then a student at Harvard Business School. Now, he's a printmaker showing his work around the world.
“It would not be a Kentucky Derby without D. Wayne Lukas,” reads one headline about the former Badger who grew up on a Wisconsin farm and started racing horses here. The Lifetime Achievement awardee won the Pat Day Mile purse on Saturday.
Taberna Tacos & Tequila will open on May 8 with a streamlined taco menu and unique tequila offerings.
By: Anna Kottakis
While some producers have moved on, the 2024 season brings exciting new vendors (like an award-winning creamery and a beloved local bakery) to the Square.
By: Anna Kottakis
Browse clothing and home goods from 1950 to 1970 at Silver Rose Vintage, which opened on May 2.
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