Madison, Wis. – Friends of Madison Arts Commission (FoMAC) hosted the first Silver Lining Awards on Thursday, May 12.

The City of Madison, the Madison Arts Commission, and Madison Poet Laureate Angela Trudell Vasquez announce the establishment of a Youth Poet Laureate Program to recognize a youth under the age of twenty for their literary

The Madison Arts Commission is pleased to announce a special printing and distribution of I AM JOY: Affirmation & Activity Book by Lilada Gee.

A City effort to encourage development that is well-served by transit has gotten underway with Plan Commission discussions on creating a “Transit-Oriented Development overlay zoning district.” As recommended by the 2018 Co

Creativity was pushed to new lengths throughout 2020/21.

The City of Madison is inviting residents, community organizations, neighborhood associations, businesses and others to join the Hawthorne-Truax Neighborhood Plan!

The City of Madison along with The Bubbler at Madison Public Library offer an exciting opportunity for an artist(s) to have an 11-month residency in a dedicated art studio at Thurber Park.

Imprinted in Madison: Artists Making Their Mark features prints by contemporary artists whose paths brought them to or through Madison.

The next public information meeting involving the Town of Madison Attachment is scheduled for 6:00 p.m., March 16, 2022, via Zoom.

The City of Madison distributes funds to Madison artists and non-profit organizations through the Madison Arts Commission's annual grant programs.

Angela Trudell Vasquez began serving a second two-year term as Madison Poet Laureate January 1-.

The City of Madison Landmarks Ordinance Review Committee (LORC) has proposed revisions to Madison’s Historic Preservation Ordinance for local historic districts.

An 89-foot diameter temporary walking LABYRINTH will be constructed from recycled holiday tree branches this winter, and will be free and open to the public.

The Madison Arts Commission is pleased to announce Madison has been selected to receive an American Rescue Plan grant from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) to help the arts and cultural sector recover from the pan

A temporary, collectively woven hammock sculpture will stand for one month in James Madison Park, facilitating a heartwarming opportunity to hold and be held.