Lindsay Christians is a food editor and arts writer for The Capital Times, focusing on the local scene in Wisconsin, particularly in Madison. With a passion for exploring the culinary and cultural offerings of the area, Lindsay brings a unique perspective to her articles, highlighting the vibrant arts community and the diverse food scene in the region.
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Lindsay Christians' coverage primarily focuses on local entertainment, food and beverage, as well as events in the Madison area. For effective outreach, consider pitching stories related to new restaurant openings or expansions, cultural events, theater performances and art exhibitions within the Madison community.
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A life-size bear with horse hooves and antlers, a cascade of colorful kites, murals from State Street and more will animate the 2025 project.
Nathan Alan Davis’ play, now at American Players Theatre, dramatizes the last hours of a self-proclaimed prophet and the white man who tells his tale.
By: Lindsay Christians
American Players Theatre has announced its 46th season, which also includes “A Winter’s Tale,” “Anna in the Tropics” and Noël Coward’s “Fallen Angels.”
By: Lindsay Christians
Organizers have said the 43-foot foam-and-rebar sculpture of Trump is part of their ‘Crooked and Obscene’ tour and are taking it to swing states.
By: Lindsay Christians
Yollande Tchouapi believes African food is a bridge-builder and “the next frontier.” She aims to prove it at a splashy gala and chef competition on Nov. 10.
By: Lindsay Christians
The creators of Spotted Cow and other Wisconsin-only beers have embarked on a $55 million, 65,000-square-foot building in New Glarus.
By: Lindsay Christians
The nine-piece a cappella group, born in the 1990s at Indiana University, tours each holiday season to Madison. The Top Shelf tour plays Overture Hall Nov. 9.
By: Lindsay Christians
Artwork from some of the 65 Dane County artists who applied for the prize is on display at Willy Street Co-op’s community space, Aubergine, through Dec. 2.
Richard Mosse’s sweeping, 74-minute art film shot in the Amazon plays over four screens in the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art’s main galleries.
By: Lindsay Christians
Tailer Nicole Wine and Cupcakes intends to host private tastings and a soft opening in January, with a grand opening in time for Black History Month.
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