Harmony Valley sets up on cold and rainy Saturday morning. Dane County Farmers Market. #mymadisonday
- ellenjm
Harmony Valley sets up on cold and rainy Saturday morning. Dane County Farmers Market. #mymadisonday
- ellenjm
Breakfast is served 24/7 at Denny’s, including this location on Madison’s west side. It’s early morning grand slam staff includes, from left to right: Rookie Anthony Wesley (first night on the job), Sgt. Michael Lock, Jr., Magnolia, and Angel Baby.
- Carolyn Fath
Here is a behind-the-scenes glimpse from the perspective of an onstage orchestra musician prior to the start of tonight’s opening concert of the 2012-13 Madison Symphony Orchestra season.
The program consisted of “The Star-Spangled Banner,” a memorial tribute to the memory of Conductor Laureate Roland Johnson and Principal Tubist Paul Haugan (both of whom had passed away in the summer of 2012) with “Adagio for Strings” by John Stevens (Director of UW-Madison School of Music), “Classical Symphony” by Sergei Prokofiev, “Firebird Suite (1945)” by Igor Stravinsky, and Piano Concerto No. 2 by Piotr Tchaikovsky, performed by Garrick Ohlsson.
- David Spies
Taking in the Madison Theatre Guild production of Lettice & Lovage, and will wake up early (around the time that #MyMadisonDay officially ends) to write a review.
- Katie Reiser
Zander Nitkowski, Kevin Gildea, Tom Relihan and Bob the Dog jam the night away on North Butler Street.
- Tommy Washbush
Audience members meet the talent in between shows at Atlas Improv, located 609 East Washington Street.
- Tommy Washbush
Evening traffic is thick on East Johnson Street under a beautiful sunset sky, as seen from the top of the State Street Capitol parking ramp at the corner of Carroll and Johnson.
- Tommy Washbush
Waitress Alexis Heikkinen shows Annie Dean the ins and outs of Wah Kee Noodle Restaurant.
A hot bowl of BBQ Pork and Wonton Tong Mein is the perfect pick-me-up on a chilly, rainy day.
- Tommy Washbush
Badminton
Kendo
Racquetball
Swmming
The training room
From left: Ashley, Emma, and Emilie in the Nat’s training room
- Carolyn Fath
Neil Spath, owner of the Glass Nickel on University Avenue, makes a pizza pie.
David Ault, Glass Nickel manager and driver, drives the pie to Silk Exotic.
Ault delivers the pie.
Silk Exotic wouldn’t allow photos inside, but its bouncers did pose for this awesome group shot. Thank you gentlemen!
David stores his $9 in tips — all singles. Glass Nickel pizza rocks!
- Carolyn Fath
Traffic was thick the westbound side of University Avenue during the evening rush hour.
- Carolyn Fath
UW athletic trainer Steven Porst treats Nathan Grobarchik, a trombone player with the UW Marching Band during its Friday afternoon practice.
A wide view of the UW Marching Band practice on the west side of campus, with the WARF Building looming on the horizon.
UW Marching Band members step past the 50-yard-line of their practice field.
The UW Marching Band drum major and a line of sousaphones approach the 50-yard-line.
UW Marching Band director Mike Leckrone directs practice from atop a ladder.
- Carolyn Fath
Hall of Presidents art exhibit at Forward Theater, 44 Plays for 44 Presidents at The Playhouse #mymadisonday
- ellenjm
Chefs Nate Hamilton and Ian Stowell go over tonight’s menu with the staff at the family meal.
-Todd Hubler
Mike works the register at Kessenich’s LTD kitchen supply showroom on Fair Oaks. #mymadisonday
WWKB? What would Kramer buy at Kessenich’s LTD! #mymadisonday
- ellenjm
Still working at Isthmus! #mymadisonday
Courtney sells ad space :-) @IsthmusTDP #mymadisonday
- ellenjm
Here’s Jacob working on some catering order platters for the Willy Street Co-op.
- Marcelle Richards
Rainy day for wedding pictures on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
- Joe Tarr
