The Magazine for Madison Area Women
Nothing beats a gallery tour to break up these long, cold winter days. From works by MFA students at the University of Wisconsin to pieces by Wisconsin artists and beyond, check out the wonderful art exhibited across the city right now.
If making decisions at work feels more exhausting than it used to, you’re not imagining it.
A former menu item is now a weekly treat.
In honor of American Heart Month (February) and National Wear Red Day (Feb. 6), five women open up about the impactful moments that changed their relationship with heart health.
Take in the sports scene, savor great food and take in international culture this month.
We’ve compiled 26 stellar recommendations that’ll spice up your year, including trying dining spots you may have never frequented and fun ways to get active.
A new downtown development has a food hall and refined fare — all with a water view.
Check out what last year’s class of Women to Watch have been doing over the last 12 months.
Inspired by global bathhouse traditions and wellness-centered design, Saunaday encourages connection and community.
Looking to enjoy a night out without alcohol? These area bars and restaurants offer delicious mocktail menus so you can sip something delicious.
Thanks to creative powerhouse Ashley Moseberry, Madison’s events calendar is more exciting and inclusive than ever.
If you’ve hit midlife and feel like you don’t quite recognize yourself within all of the roles you inhabit (boss, coworker, mom, daughter, volunteer, etc.) You’re not broken. You’re just buried.
It’s time to ask yourself: What do you actually want?
Four iconic female comedians, unique stories of love, boy bands and insightful classical performances provide an artsy kickoff to 2026.
Geralyn Vaval founded Cultivate Change in December 2024 to empower youth and individuals, including those with mental health disorders, through skills development, educational programming and mental health support.
