Don't miss Wisconsin Public Radio's legendary Michael Feldman, live in Madison. Great music, guests and comedy - plus a chance to play the quiz - all in front of a national broadcast audience of nearly one million people! Upcoming shows on August 17 and 24 then September 14, 21 all from Monona Terrace in Madison.
One entry per person per week. You must include your mailing address and "WYK" in the subject line for your entry to be valid.
An Evening with Ira Glass at Big Top Chautauqua
See the creator of This American Life under the Big Top on Saturday, August 31. Ira Glass talks about his program and how it's put together: what makes a compelling story, where Ira and producers find the amazing stories for their show and how he and his staff are trying to push the boundaries of broadcast journalism.
Wisconsin Public Radio is pleased to support the art of radio, and thanks to our friends at The Big Top, we have a pair of tickets to give away.
Bike, stroll, wheel, or skate the city streets of Madison's west side during Ride the Drive West Side on Sunday August 18. This free community event, presented by the City of Madison and Madison Parks, features car-free streets, music and fun.
Wisconsin Public Radio is pleased to support activities that promote a healthy lifestyle.
Delve into Mexican culture at the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art's MMoCA Nights. On August 23 the museum presents the exhibit "Los Grandes del Arte Moderno Mexicano," a showcase of artists who defined Mexican Modernism. MMoCA Nights features a gallery talk, live music and film screening.
Wisconsin Public Radio is pleased to support the exhibition of international art.
The City of Madison and Madison Parks Present Meet & Eat
The City of Madison and Madison Parks present Madison Meet and Eat, an event that brings a collective of Madison's food carts and vendors to local neighborhoods to encourage friends, families and communities to connect. Meet and Eat events take place on Tuesday and Thursday evenings in July and August at locations around Madison.
Wisconsin Public Radio is pleased to support events that bring people together.
A beautiful rural setting, a meandering creek, a rustic barn and beautiful music. It's the 2013 Token Creek Chamber Music Festival, August 21 to September 1 near DeForest, Wisconsin.
WPR is pleased to support live performance of classical music.
One entry per person per week. You must include your mailing address and "WEEKLY TIX" in the subject line for your entry to be valid. Drawing will be approximately seven days before the event.
By entering this drawing, your name will be added to the Wisconsin Public Radio email list. WPR sends occasional emails of interest to listeners, including RadioWaves, our monthly newsletter. We do not share our list with outside organizations and you can unsubscribe at any time.
Jacob Stockinger is a well regarded music critic, arts journalist, classical pianist and WPR listener who writes The Well-Tempered Ear, an interactive blog. "The Ear" covers the Madison-area classical music scene and other topics of interest to the classical community while fostering a thought-provoking dialogue with readers.
