From composting to buying seasonal produce, here are 4 tips to reduce your environmental footprint and live a more sustainable winter.
Connect your New Year's resolutions to the Madison community by starting DIY home projects, learning a new language or getting active.
Save room all month long for special holiday treats, festive workshops, jolly cocktails and dinner events around Madison this December.
Here are some ideas for something different this year, including craft kits, yoga sessions, an art installation and a dumpling class.
Madison businesses are making granolas you'll want to add to yogurt, pour in a bowl with milk or just eat plain out of the bag.
Through live cooking classes, the program highlights Madison-area Black chefs and utilizes locally grown produce in meal kits for free of charge.
Take a look at a few of the colorful, Pride Month-supporting menu items we've seen around town: Colectivo Coffee's Pride-themed bakery items View this post on Instagram A post shared by Colectivo Coffee (@colectivocoffee) Colectivo Coffee is doing…
Ice Cream Social will be opening an in-person store within Pasture and Plenty's new shared kitchen space, The P&P Makeshop.
The P&P Makeshop will be a space for the community’s food service entrepreneurs to create, collaborate and support the local food system.
Participate in virtual or in-person tutorials (with limited capacities) hosted by these local businesses.
It’s almost surprising to learn Pasture and Plenty’s kitchen is a commercial build, because it has all the comfort and style of a dream home kitchen.
You heard it here first — healthy eating can be fun and easy if you prepare accordingly.
While you may not feel comfortable dining out in a restaurant, some are offering meal kits so you can enjoy your favorites in the safety of your own home.
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.
