From bites made with 100% meat to a cupcake made specifically for pups, plus items with aesthetically pleasing packaging — you’ll find specialty dog treats are everywhere.
On nice days, you might find Jason Nolen walking through a Madison neighborhood snapping pictures for his Instagram accounts, @cats_of_madison and @dogs.of.madison.
These beer-forward businesses will gladly welcome your fur baby into their dog-friendly spaces.
These local spots all specialize in the handheld staple and are finding ways to combine meats, cheeses, breads, vegetables and spreads to add extra layers to Madison’s lunch scene.
The 39-year-old downtown record store will move less than a block down State Street in September.
The Zhong Yi Kung Fu Association's competitive kickboxing team has gotten back together for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic at the beginning of the month.
Portions of sales from the "Bee Better Have My Honey" ale will be donated to the Clean Lakes Alliance and the Henry Vilas Zoo.
A month after Sookie's opened, SuperCharge! Juice Bar is joining the vegan restaurant.
Help clean up Madison parks, recycle your old electronics or plant trees to help do your part in making a better world for everyone.
Black Shoe Hospitality created a brand new concession menu for American Family Field.
Starting as a project to make clothes for her daughter, AfribbeanBaby has grown into a community-funded business in the Progress Center for Black Women.
Bring your used Bordeaux-style wine bottles in to Green Life Trading Co. to help them stay out of a landfill.
Get the most out of April with these events.
Starting as a food truck in Milwaukee, John McCune has taken Sookie's all the way to Madison for a restaurant.
Tanya Zhykharevich and Jack Yip have opened a second restaurant in Madison that's focused on a younger generation.
Bandit Tacos & Coffee will highlight Mexican cuisine with fresh tortillas in a "beautiful" space.
As part of the Artisanal Modern Meats Butchery program, students will run a butcher shop once a week on campus.
Find opportunities for accessible hockey, basketball, soccer, fitness, cycling and dance in the city, plus a group designed for fans with disabilities to watch local sporting events.
Madison Ice Arena first offered an adaptive learn-to-skate class in 2008. Since then, the arena has gone through changes to allow for more adaptive opportunities.
Sarah Jacobson worked with an occupational therapist to incorporate exercises used in physical therapy into her classes.
There are only two wheelchair youth basketball programs in Wisconsin, and one of them is in Madison.
The Wisconsin Warriors, a high-level wheelchair power soccer team based out of Madison, competes in the second-highest division in American power soccer.
There were already subgroups in the Flock, so a trio decided to create AccessiMingos in 2021.
Wisconsin cheese curds cleaned up at the 2022 World Championship Cheese Contest, taking the top 5 spots in both flavored and unflavored.
Get ready to nominate and vote for Best of Madison 2023.
Join Madison Magazine and presenting sponsor Johnson Financial Group as we honor this year's Best of Madison Business Awards honorees.
