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This illustrator is inspired by the carefree curiosity of children's artwork (opens the original)
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Tessa Gibbs is no stranger to the juggling act. As a lifelong creative and a mom to two young children, sheâs drawn to her living room workspace, where she manages to paint and collage with intention, even as she meets the demands of meal prep and carpooling.  In 2013, Gibbs earned a BFA from the University of WisconsinâStevens Point. After working for a graphic design firm, she became a stay-at-home mom and then a self-employed designer and illustrator. Being in control of her workload al
Road trip guide: Wisconsin beach towns that extend your summer (opens the original)
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While Madison is surrounded by inland lakes, a quick drive to the state's eastern shores offers a completely different experience. Late summer and fall are great times to visit, as crowds thin but the points of interest remain lively. The charter fishing haven is known for shoreline views and picturesque downtown. In fact, it feels like it was lifted out of New England, with steeple-topped corner stores, historic brick buildings and foot-traffic-friendly layout. Start the day at North Beach, whe
The latest restaurant openings and closings in Madison (opens the original)
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The long-awaited market has soft-opened with 11 merchants and restaurants, including Cinn City Smash (which has folks lining up for smashburgers), Cervato Wine & Tapas (cloistered in its own wine-bottle-adorned area), Isthmus Yarns (hello, knitting fans) and more. More vendors, including Melly Mel's Soul Food, will be opening in the coming months. 202 N. First St. This South Asian grocery and produce store opened on June 29 on Madisonâs westside. Apne Bazaarâs wide selection of Indian snack
The Madison Symphony Orchestra has a new music director (opens the original)
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The Madison Symphony Orchestra (MSO) named Laura Jackson, an internationally recognized conductor, as its next Music Director. Jackson will succeed Grammy- and Tony-award-winning John DeMain, who served as director for the past 32 years. Jackson was an MSO guest conductor in April 2026, and she says she connected with the musicians and the Madison community. âWhat I see throughout the organization is a willingness to go the extra mile to serve and connect with the people of Madison,â Jackson
A quick guide to local ice cream shops for every craving (opens the original)
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National Ice Cream Day is celebrated annually on the third Sunday of July, which also just so happens to be National Ice Cream Month. The capital city of the Dairy State showcases a strong showing of ice cream shops for the holiday and beyond. Whether youâre in search of a unique taste combination or a classic cream, you can find your flavor at one of these local spots. The Babcock Dairy Plant and Store opened in 1951 and works with the University of WisconsinâMadison's food science departme
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