Community & Culture

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Back in Time: Acre Vintage

Born out of a love affair with the past and a slight obsession with thrifting, Acre Vintage is the area’s newest reserve … [Read more...]

The Temptations, Cat Power, The Blind Boys of Alabama and many special guests are set to perform at Feed the Body, Feed … [Read more...]

From high above the street lamps, one’s eye settles on the rooftop of a structure that stretches the length of one city … [Read more...]

The Fox Cities Performing Art Center’s 2017-18 season is a whirl of world-class, powerful performances that will both … [Read more...]

Hortonville is undergoing a renaissance. One of the people largely responsible for this is Claire Abitz. Three years … [Read more...]

A town hall-style event addressing race, culture and recidivism. Community leaders and business organizations in … [Read more...]

If you’ve seen me behind the bar, you’ve seen me presented as my "best" self: cocktail dress, heels and smoky eyes. What … [Read more...]

This Friday, February 10, Spectrum Dance Theater’s world-class performers will take the stage at the Fox Cities PAC with … [Read more...]

Three weeks ago, I was standing in the back of a pickup truck winding its way through the wild mountains of Chiapas, … [Read more...]

Appleton filmmaker Michael Brown's debut film is a journey investigating some of Wisconsin's most historic buildings and … [Read more...]

Dear Alison, I have been called a riverfront advocate, a placemaking specialist and a community activist. Although I … [Read more...]

Artful living opportunities are all around us. We just have to own it, collaborate wisely and see the possibilities … [Read more...]

Presented at the 2016 Future Wisconsin Economic Summit, this River + Bay production has set the statewide standard for … [Read more...]

I wear a long white coat to the Refuge hoping that on my bicycle I will glow in the dark. I decide that biking through … [Read more...]

Locked behind the heavy doors of the asylum, the history of mental health treatment has long been shrouded in … [Read more...]