Joel Patenaude
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Madison-made board games find a market as more people spend time at home
Local retailers and designers of tabletop games were dealt good and bad cards over the past few months as players needed to home. → Read More
Hiking the paths less traveled near Madison
To prevent the overuse of popular footpaths, hikers should seek out alternative routes waiting to be explored. → Read More
LIST: Watch Madison musicians through online livestreaming
Madison musicians and bands are livestreaming performances to provide some welcome relief to the many people who are homebound and provide a source of income for the performers. → Read More
Madison's mysterious tales and oddities
Try not to get spooked by some of the stories you read. → Read More
Willy and Monroe Street fests, world music and Nick Offerman
Not to drum up west side versus east side animosity, but the Monroe Street Festival and Willy Street Fair are both happening this weekend. → Read More
9 events worth going to this weekend in Madison
Unique Madison festivals fill out the last weekend of July. AtwoodFest, a near east side neighborhood gem, will surely draw crowds. → Read More
Stay cool this weekend with 9 Madison events
All of this can be found in the great outdoors in and around Madison this weekend. → Read More
9 events happening this weekend in Madison
The forecast looks quite promising for Art Fair On the Square and La Fête de Marquette this weekend. → Read More
Weekend in the 608: Make Music Madison, female-driven Lilith Fair and ‘The Little Mermaid'
This weekend Make Music Madison is citywide, funk icon George Clinton makes a stop on his farewell tour, Lilith Fair is re-enacted and “The Little Mermaid” gets a 30th-anniversary staging. All that and more in the 608. → Read More
11 events (including Hozier, Festa Italia, Last Crack) you need to go to this weekend
It’s a killer weekend for music in Madison. → Read More
Weekend 608: Get your fill of great music and comedy during this weekend's events
Great tunes and hearty laughs fill Madison this weekend, with a rousing anniversary show from The Rousers, the WORT Block Party and several stand-up comedians taking various stages. → Read More
Weekend in the 608: Live music explodes throughout Madison this weekend
The live music in Madison this weekend runs the gamut, from soft rock (Chicago), indie rock (Twin Peaks), folk (Greg Brown) to metal guitar (Felix Martin and Sarah Longfield). → Read More
7 events to enjoy this weekend in Madison
Catch a Broadway legend this weekend or one of the other great events. → Read More
11 events happening this weekend in Madison
You can escape Madison, starting tonight with adventurous events. → Read More
10 concerts and events on tap this weekend in Madison
From huge folk-rock hitmakers Mumford & Sons to country music historians Bill and Bobbie Malone, there are can’t-miss performances on tap this weekend. Hip-hop, jazz and symphonic multi-media events are also among our recommendations for this weekend. → Read More
Women take to several Madison stages this weekend
Female-fronted entertainment is plentiful in Madison this weekend. → Read More
Weekend in the 608: Black Arts Matter Fest, bluegrass, doo-wop and Celtic music this weekend
It’s all happening this weekend. → Read More
Wisconsin is falling behind Minnesota
Minnesota produced about $20.7 billion more in goods and services than Wisconsin in 2008, and by 2017, the difference was $27.1 billion. → Read More
Kick off the holiday season with 11 Madison events this weekend
Whether you’re looking for traditional fare or a subversive comedic take on the holidays, it’s happening here. Already? Oh yeah. → Read More
Weekend in the 608: New music, a Whitney Houston tribute and the Makeshift Festival
Head back in time this weekend with a tribute to the late Whitney Houston, a celebration of classical music at the Madison New Music Festival and a Victorian-era play from Broom Street Theater. → Read More