Schoolhouse restaurant charms in Spring Green
Homecoming provides a convivial atmosphere with farm-to-table dishes.
Madison Magazine - December 2022
Former Badger returns home with a mission
Following his quest to bring attention to traumatic brain injuries in football, Chris Borland embraces new challenges.
From startup city to exit city
gener8tor's 10 year anniversary exemplifies just how far Madison’s “Startup City” dream has come.
Camp Wandawega offers storied vacations
Tereasa Surratt mixes the old with the new at this historic camp in Elkhorn, WI.
Couple builds business out of backdrops
Cedar & Spice takes custom, photo-op-ready backdrops to new and creative heights.
Essayist: Missing woman finds herself a decade later
Melanie Meyer reflects on the night she went missing — from her family and herself — and her life took a new course.
'Tis the season for cheery beers
These local brewers make their mark on Madison’s holiday beer varieties with one-of-a-kind creations.
Queen of the bootleggers
Maggie Ginsberg looks back at the prohibition era in Madison 100 years later.
The Bodgery is a world of possibility for makers
470 local makers use The Bodgery's studio space to woodwork, screenprint, repair bicycles and more.
Madison's year in live performance
Live entertainment in 2022 resumed with trial and error, plus a look ahead to 2023.
Wisconsin before and after Roe v. Wade fell
Area women share why this was already a post-Roe Wisconsin in many ways.
Madison Magazine December Hot List
A beer podcast, women's pinball club, rattan lamps and more. Check out what our editors have their eyes on this month.
Editor's Note: Deliberate Choices
Editor Andrea Behling explains the deliberate angles of Madison Magazine's December features.
Roach: March in Maui?
John Roach explores a new work landscape now that wifi is the limit.
Wings are back in a big way
You don’t have to look hard to find Madison restaurants that know how to make chicken wings shine.
Before the world met Chris Farley
Ahead of skyrocketing to fame as one of America’s funniest, a young Farley first found his comedic footing in Madison, Wisconsin.
