Lindsay Christians

Take a look back at some of the Cap Times' most memorable food stories of 2024, from artisan bread and South Indian pop-ups to exciting new cocktails.

The year brought a transition at MMoCA, a night with Willie Nelson, a farce about ‘POTUS’ and new plays at APT and Capital City.

Now retired in Colorado, Schiro looks back on the origins of Madison’s largest restaurant group and shares what he wants diners to know.

The Frost to Flower series runs January to April, featuring nearly two dozen James Beard-nominated chefs and authors from around the country.

The national Equity tour of the revived 1964 musical runs in Madison through Sunday, led Wednesday night by understudy Leah Platt.

Madison hosts acts from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe including comedian Chris Grace, The Kinsey Sicks, and impov ensemble Baby Wants Candy Jan. 10-12.

With federal funds and Madison partners, the $6 million Foodshed Partnership is designed to receive, store, process and distribute local food in large quantities.

Designed to complement the American Players Theatre season, Two Crows will put up plays in three different venues this winter/ early spring.

A new coffee shop from Sei and Melissa Kidau is set to open in the Black Business Hub in March, serving premium Blue Mountain coffee from Jamaica.

Try a Korean barbecue-style spot across from a Japanese izakaya, Middle Eastern desserts, a Detroit-style pizzeria or fresh Mexican food on Atwood.