Rural chefs redefine country cooking, farm-to-table dining
Farmers used to pitch in as a neighborhood to rebuild a barn or harvest grain, one humid acre after another. Their end-of-day reward was a […]
Month: May 2015
Family-run carnivals: decades of fun for community festivals
During the Great Depression, Scott Lake made a living one penny at a time, and his business has grown to modestly sustain a fourth generation […]
Take Ten: Fun farmers markets in Wisconsin
When trees bud and bulbs blossom, the arrival of fresh asparagus and morels can’t be far behind. Hoop houses and greenhouses hike the likelihood that […]
Fiber arts trail shows off quilts, history, art, supplies, more
Lots of people say a picture is worth 1,000 words; fewer acknowledge the value of 1,000 stitches. Wisconsin’s first poet laureate was among the exceptions. […]
SC Johnson’s Fortaleza Hall displays Wright lithographs
Near Lake Michigan, at the Indiana-Illinois border, is 800-acre Wolf Lake and an unincorporated town best known for its August Onion Days Festival. If Frank […]