Cooking for Thanksgiving can be stressful — nobody wants dry meat or bland stuffing — and we get it. Instead of being stuck in your kitchen for hours, here are 18 options for Thanksgiving dinner that are already cooked and prepared so you don’t have to do the work.
Brad Van and Chris Welch are taking their gaming expertise to Aftershock Classic Arcade, a vintage arcade bar and family entertainment center, set to open on Dec. 1.
As the cold sets in, Madison is full of events to keep you busy (and warm) this November. Take advantage of all the fun events in Madison, and you won’t be bored.
There are plenty of pasta-bilities in the local area.
It’s spooky season, full of Halloween-themed events, pumpkin patch visits, fall hikes and festive celebrations, galore.
In honor of the list’s 40th year, we’re delighted to look back on the poll’s history and introduce The Best of Madison Legacy Awards.
Clay jewelry artist turns a passion project into an online business.
In honor of "pumpkin spice" season, we've put together a local guide to 32 fall specials available at local coffee shops and cafes.
These names in home design are adding stylish touches to Madison interiors.
Merchant Madison closed over the weekend and will remain closed for the next three to four months as it undergoes renovations.
The owner of Singlestitch plans on eventually getting an exterior sign for the 214 State St. storefront that opened on Sept. 4, but it may not need one. Word-of-mouth has brought scores of customers walking through the vintage store, which feels like a fashion and memorabilia time capsule.
One year ago, we could only imagine to hear the echoes of fans decked in cardinal red and white cheering on the Wisconsin Badgers at Camp Randall Stadium, but now the game day experience is back.
A new month means new event listings, and there is no shortage of fun activities to try in September.
There is something about Lake Monona that reels in Wilkerson and a whole line of fishers from all over Wisconsin.
This time may mark the final stretch of summer, but the sun is still shining and the city has a number of family-friendly parks to visit.
August is wrapping up, but there is still time this weekend to enjoy a whole host of fun events around Madison. Relax, listen to music, dine out, learn from an expert or dance around — the opportunities to relish the summer are endless.
While there are plenty of bars and restaurants offering great drinks in Madison, some local spots are creating interesting desserts and treats using alcohol and classic cocktail combinations.
Chef and owner Brian Hamilton is taking his cherished, early family memories to his restaurant, Kettle Black Kitchen.
After an SUV crashed into her shop, Nikki Anderson quickly transported everything to a new and temporary location at 305 S. Livingston St.
Mike Hottinger is excited to give Madisonians a taste of the world’s largest peanut butter and jelly shop.
Without leaving Madison, visitors can travel the world through books with a cocktail or cup of joe in hand.
Graft Executive Chef Travis Vaughn experimented with recipes during the restaurant’s closure and is bringing a new menu to the table.
Eight comedians are performing in response to Louis C.K. performances at Comedy Club, with tips and extra proceeds going toward the Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault.
While it’s easy to get caught up in our busy schedules, don’t let the summer slip away.
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Join Madison Magazine and presenting sponsor Johnson Financial Group as we honor this year's Best of Madison Business Awards honorees.
