Johanna Heineman-Pieper searches for her roots as a queer transracial adoptee
Madison, the second week of June, 1969
It was in 1966 that the city council declared it would stop granting liquor licenses “at some future date” to private clubs that practice racial discrimination in their membership. That date isn’t here yet for the Elks and the Eagles, but it may have arrived for the Loyal Order of Moose – all of whom […]
A Symphony to Save the Planet
Chitravina virtuoso N. Ravikiran, along with music teacher Vanita Suresh and local students Arjun and Sanjay, spoke with Peter Haney May 28th about the Planet Symphony Project. Maestro Ravikiran is the creator of the Melharmony system, which seeks universal principles to harmonize all scales of the world, blending the harmonic focus of Western music with […]
89.9 Social Club at The Atwood
It’s another “Pop-Up Party” on Wed June 26, 6-8 pm. Chris Powers performs 6:30 to 7:30 pm. The Atwood (formerly Mr Roberts) is yet another nice, new tavern and music venue on Madison’s East side, owned by the same folks that operate Chief’s Tavern. They’ve created a nicely refurbished, updated space ideal for The 89.9 […]
2019 WORT Annual Meeting Info
Here are the list of candidates for the Board vacancies and the proposed Bylaws changes. Absentee ballots are available from a Staff Collective member in case you cannot attend the Annual Meeting at Art In, Sunday, June 30th from 2 to 5pm. Participating Members — two open seats (voters will choose 2): Julian Holt BoardApp-PM-Holt […]
A Fresh Take on Kundiman with Leslie Damaso and Mr. Chair
Soprano Leslie Damaso and Pianist Jason Kutz won a 2018 MAMA award for their debut album “May Laya” (Tagalog for “There is Freedom”) which featured Kundiman, a Filipino song genre with roots in the independence movements of late 19th Century. Kutz also plays with Mr. Chair, a futuristic electronic/jazz/rock/classical quartet that includes bassist Ben Ferris, […]
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 45
- Next Page »
