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From Tuesday, April 2, through Saturday, Nov. 9, the Wisconsin Historical Museum, 30 N. Carroll St., will present “You Are Here: Maps and Meanings,” a new exhibition exploring cartography art and how maps carry meanings.

The exhibition showcases reproductions of a wide variety of visually, historically, and culturally compelling maps from the extensive collection of the Wisconsin Historical Society.

Call 608-264-6555 for more information, or visit www.WisconsinHistoricalMuseum.org

Sinsinawa Art Gallery will host "Treasures Old and New" from Sunday, June 2, to Thursday, Aug. 8. The eighth annual Heritage Art Exhibit includes works from the Sinsinawa Dominican Mother-house Collection. Featured will be work by Sr. Milla Derby, OP, a native of Hawaii, who specializes in depictions of Hawaiian flora painted on silk. Other highlights include the fabric art of Sr. Marie Virginia Walters, OP, and the first viewing of three vintage paintings, recently restored by Bauman Conservation of Chicago, created by Sisters over 100 years ago. Other works by Sister artists of the Congregation will be on display as well. For information, contact Sr. Priscilla Wood at 608-748-4411, ext. 473, or visit www.sinsinawa.org The art gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information, contact Michelle Till at 608-748-4411, ext. 849.

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From Tuesday, April 2, through Saturday, Nov. 9, the Wisconsin Historical Museum, 30 N. Carroll St., will present “You Are Here: Maps and Meanings,” a new exhibition exploring cartography art and how maps carry meanings.

The exhibition showcases reproductions of a wide variety of visually, historically, and culturally compelling maps from the extensive collection of the Wisconsin Historical Society.

Call 608-264-6555 for more information, or visit www.WisconsinHistoricalMuseum.org

Sinsinawa Art Gallery will host "Treasures Old and New" from Sunday, June 2, to Thursday, Aug. 8. The eighth annual Heritage Art Exhibit includes works from the Sinsinawa Dominican Mother-house Collection. Featured will be work by Sr. Milla Derby, OP, a native of Hawaii, who specializes in depictions of Hawaiian flora painted on silk. Other highlights include the fabric art of Sr. Marie Virginia Walters, OP, and the first viewing of three vintage paintings, recently restored by Bauman Conservation of Chicago, created by Sisters over 100 years ago. Other works by Sister artists of the Congregation will be on display as well. For information, contact Sr. Priscilla Wood at 608-748-4411, ext. 473, or visit www.sinsinawa.org The art gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information, contact Michelle Till at 608-748-4411, ext. 849.

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The Fine Arts Commission of the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, 812 N. Jackson St., announces the June 2013 performers on the Wednesday Concert Series, a midweek, mid-day 30-minute concert.

• June 5 — Fang-Yi Shen, cello and Emily Koi, flute
• June 12 — Ryan Mueller, organ
• June 19 — David Lim, organ
• June 26 — Daniel Beliavsky, piano, and Yuri Beliavsky, violin

Suggested donation, $3. For more information visit www.stjohncathedral.org/finearts

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Sinsinawa Mound hosts the Summer Organ Concert series at 7 p.m. on Wednesdays from June through August. The concerts are free and open to the public. Guest musicians from around the country and beyond play the Casavant pipe organ, opus 2847, in Queen of the Rosary Chapel. Mark McClellan of Iowa Falls, Iowa, will present the June 5 concert. He has given recitals throughout the United States, Israel, Germany, Canada, Italy, and France and is an enthusiast and philanthropist of the organ involved in the promotion and sponsorship of U.S. tours of European organists.
The remainder of the schedule is as follows:

• June 12 -- David Jonies, Chicago
• June 19 -- Sr. M. Arnold Staudt, OSF, Dubuque, Iowa
• June 26 -- James Hammann, Iowa Falls, Iowa
• July 3 -- Paul Paviour, Australia, with John Lander, tenor, Australia
• July 10 -- Sr. Patricia Gallagher, OP, Sinsinawa.
• July 17 -- Charles Barland, Dubuque, Iowa
• July 24 -- Michael Bottenhorn, Germany
• July 31 -- No concert
• August 7 -- Gregory Peterson, Decorah, Iowa
• August 14 -- Joan DeVee Dixon, Frostburg, Md., and Alice Fiedlerova, Czech Republic
• August 21 -- Bruce Bengtson, Madison
• August 28 -- Stephen Steely, Moline, Ill.

For more information, contact guest services at 608-748-4411 or visit www.sinsinawa.org

Sr. M. Arnold Staudt, OSF, will perform for the Wednesday, June 19, at 7 p.m. Summer Organ Concert at Sinsinawa Mound. She is a Sister of St. Francis of Dubuque, Iowa, where she is organist at Mount St. Francis, and professor emerita of music at Briar Cliff University in Sioux City, Iowa. For more information, call 608-748-4411 or visit www.sinsinawa.org

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Capitol City Band free concerts will begin on Thursday, June 13, and continue  through August 29. The 2013 concert series marks the 45th concert season of Capitol City Band free concerts held at Rennebohm Park, 115 N. Eau Claire Ave. at the corner of Regent St. and Eau Claire Ave., on Madison’s near west side. The concerts begin at 7 p.m. and last one hour. Bring a chair. The band will pay tribute to the veterans, of then and now, at a special July 4 concert that will include the Black Knights Colorguard and Ladies Auxiliary armed services flag presenters from VFW Post 7591.
For more information or to request a summer schedule, visit www.mmqccb.org or e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 608 835-9861.

From Tuesday, April 2, through Saturday, Nov. 9, the Wisconsin Historical Museum, 30 N. Carroll St., will present “You Are Here: Maps and Meanings,” a new exhibition exploring cartography art and how maps carry meanings.

The exhibition showcases reproductions of a wide variety of visually, historically, and culturally compelling maps from the extensive collection of the Wisconsin Historical Society.

Call 608-264-6555 for more information, or visit www.WisconsinHistoricalMuseum.org

Sinsinawa Art Gallery will host "Treasures Old and New" from Sunday, June 2, to Thursday, Aug. 8. The eighth annual Heritage Art Exhibit includes works from the Sinsinawa Dominican Mother-house Collection. Featured will be work by Sr. Milla Derby, OP, a native of Hawaii, who specializes in depictions of Hawaiian flora painted on silk. Other highlights include the fabric art of Sr. Marie Virginia Walters, OP, and the first viewing of three vintage paintings, recently restored by Bauman Conservation of Chicago, created by Sisters over 100 years ago. Other works by Sister artists of the Congregation will be on display as well. For information, contact Sr. Priscilla Wood at 608-748-4411, ext. 473, or visit www.sinsinawa.org The art gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information, contact Michelle Till at 608-748-4411, ext. 849.

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Monroe's Concert on the Square series will bring nine live shows to the downtown square beginning Thursday, June 6, and continuing through Friday, Sept. 6.
All concerts will be held on the west side of the square from 6:30 to 9 p.m. with The Den serving as the rain location. The weather call will be made at 3 p.m. the day of the show with the announcement made on Big Radio, 93.7 FM.
Performers for the concerts include:

• June 6 -- The Briana Hardyman Band (soft rock and country rock)
• June 20 -- Michael Perry and The Long Beds (country folk), kick off show with MAC and the Wisconsin Music Arts Festival
• June 28 -- X-51 Band (contemporary rock)
• July 11 -- The Family Business (blues, rock, reggae)
• July 25 -- Mighty Short Bus (roots rock, country soul)
• August 8 -- Manny B Group (high energy)
• August 16 -- Gypsy Holler (country rock)
• August 22 -- Raindogs (blues, rock)
• September 6 -- The Fat Babies (jazz band), dance contest to be held with prizes awarded.

For more information, contact Amy Brandt at 608-328-4023 or 608-346-9211.

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From Tuesday, April 2, through Saturday, Nov. 9, the Wisconsin Historical Museum, 30 N. Carroll St., will present “You Are Here: Maps and Meanings,” a new exhibition exploring cartography art and how maps carry meanings.

The exhibition showcases reproductions of a wide variety of visually, historically, and culturally compelling maps from the extensive collection of the Wisconsin Historical Society.

Call 608-264-6555 for more information, or visit www.WisconsinHistoricalMuseum.org

Sinsinawa Art Gallery will host "Treasures Old and New" from Sunday, June 2, to Thursday, Aug. 8. The eighth annual Heritage Art Exhibit includes works from the Sinsinawa Dominican Mother-house Collection. Featured will be work by Sr. Milla Derby, OP, a native of Hawaii, who specializes in depictions of Hawaiian flora painted on silk. Other highlights include the fabric art of Sr. Marie Virginia Walters, OP, and the first viewing of three vintage paintings, recently restored by Bauman Conservation of Chicago, created by Sisters over 100 years ago. Other works by Sister artists of the Congregation will be on display as well. For information, contact Sr. Priscilla Wood at 608-748-4411, ext. 473, or visit www.sinsinawa.org The art gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information, contact Michelle Till at 608-748-4411, ext. 849.

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The second annual Fortnight for Freedom begins with this liturgy — broadcast live from the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Baltimore. Archbishop William E. Lori of Baltimore is scheduled to preside. (TV-G) EWTN (cable)

A series of performances of the farcical black comedy Arsenic and Old Lace, a play by American playwright Joseph Kesselring, will run June 21 to 23 at the Al Ringling Theatre, 136 Fourth Ave., in Baraboo. Showtime is at 7 p.m. on June 21 and 22, and at 1 p.m. on June 23. Pre-show discussions by local experts from UW-Baraboo about the history of the early 1940’s era will be held one half hour before each show.
The local actors in the play have formed a group, "Artists for the Al." All proceeds from the play will benefit the theatre. Al Ringling Theatre Friends is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing a center for the arts, culture, and entertainment in a unique historic theatre palace. Admission is $12 for adults and $10 for students and seniors.

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From Tuesday, April 2, through Saturday, Nov. 9, the Wisconsin Historical Museum, 30 N. Carroll St., will present “You Are Here: Maps and Meanings,” a new exhibition exploring cartography art and how maps carry meanings.

The exhibition showcases reproductions of a wide variety of visually, historically, and culturally compelling maps from the extensive collection of the Wisconsin Historical Society.

Call 608-264-6555 for more information, or visit www.WisconsinHistoricalMuseum.org

Sinsinawa Art Gallery will host "Treasures Old and New" from Sunday, June 2, to Thursday, Aug. 8. The eighth annual Heritage Art Exhibit includes works from the Sinsinawa Dominican Mother-house Collection. Featured will be work by Sr. Milla Derby, OP, a native of Hawaii, who specializes in depictions of Hawaiian flora painted on silk. Other highlights include the fabric art of Sr. Marie Virginia Walters, OP, and the first viewing of three vintage paintings, recently restored by Bauman Conservation of Chicago, created by Sisters over 100 years ago. Other works by Sister artists of the Congregation will be on display as well. For information, contact Sr. Priscilla Wood at 608-748-4411, ext. 473, or visit www.sinsinawa.org The art gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information, contact Michelle Till at 608-748-4411, ext. 849.

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A series of performances of the farcical black comedy Arsenic and Old Lace, a play by American playwright Joseph Kesselring, will run June 21 to 23 at the Al Ringling Theatre, 136 Fourth Ave., in Baraboo. Showtime is at 7 p.m. on June 21 and 22, and at 1 p.m. on June 23. Pre-show discussions by local experts from UW-Baraboo about the history of the early 1940’s era will be held one half hour before each show.
The local actors in the play have formed a group, "Artists for the Al." All proceeds from the play will benefit the theatre. Al Ringling Theatre Friends is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing a center for the arts, culture, and entertainment in a unique historic theatre palace. Admission is $12 for adults and $10 for students and seniors.

(2012). Campus musical in which a college student (Anna Kendrick) joins an all-female a cappella group that’s on track to compete in an annual competition. Along the way to the singing showdown, she clashes with the ensemble’s traditionally minded leader (Anna Camp) and finds romance with a fellow music lover (Skylar Astin), despite his membership in a rival all-male band of warblers. Though director Jason Moore’s multi-melody romp maintains a generally pleasing tone, some salty language and a lax outlook on premarital sexuality bar recommendation for youngsters. Implied nonmarital relationships, adult themes and references, including to aberrant sexuality, a few uses of profanity, occasional crude and crass language, an obscene gesture. (A-III)(PG-13) HBO (cable)

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Sinsinawa Art Gallery will host "Treasures Old and New" from Sunday, June 2, to Thursday, Aug. 8. The eighth annual Heritage Art Exhibit includes works from the Sinsinawa Dominican Mother-house Collection. Featured will be work by Sr. Milla Derby, OP, a native of Hawaii, who specializes in depictions of Hawaiian flora painted on silk. Other highlights include the fabric art of Sr. Marie Virginia Walters, OP, and the first viewing of three vintage paintings, recently restored by Bauman Conservation of Chicago, created by Sisters over 100 years ago. Other works by Sister artists of the Congregation will be on display as well. For information, contact Sr. Priscilla Wood at 608-748-4411, ext. 473, or visit www.sinsinawa.org The art gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information, contact Michelle Till at 608-748-4411, ext. 849.

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Sunday, June 23: Peter Pan, one of Broadway's most celebrated musicals, is presented by the Verona Area Community Theater. Lunch will be served at Hawk's Landing. Cost is $56. For tickets or more information, call 608-257-0003 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

The Choir of Clare College in Cambridge, England, performs motets composed by several generations of the Bach family, including Johann Ludwig Bach, Johann Christoph Bach, and others. (TV-G) EWTN (cable)

A series of performances of the farcical black comedy Arsenic and Old Lace, a play by American playwright Joseph Kesselring, will run June 21 to 23 at the Al Ringling Theatre, 136 Fourth Ave., in Baraboo. Showtime is at 7 p.m. on June 21 and 22, and at 1 p.m. on June 23. Pre-show discussions by local experts from UW-Baraboo about the history of the early 1940’s era will be held one half hour before each show.
The local actors in the play have formed a group, "Artists for the Al." All proceeds from the play will benefit the theatre. Al Ringling Theatre Friends is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing a center for the arts, culture, and entertainment in a unique historic theatre palace. Admission is $12 for adults and $10 for students and seniors.

(1948). Stylish musical romance set in the 18th century on a Caribbean island where a traveling performer (Gene Kelly) woos a well-bred senorita (Judy Garland) by pretending to be the dashing pirate she secretly admires. Directed by Vicente Minnelli, the stage-bound story is an uneasy mix of comedy and sentimentality, though the sets, costumes and choreography are lovely to look at and the Cole Porter songs easy to take, especially the "Be a Clown" finale. Romantic situations. (A-II)(Not rated) TCM (cable)

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Sinsinawa Art Gallery will host "Treasures Old and New" from Sunday, June 2, to Thursday, Aug. 8. The eighth annual Heritage Art Exhibit includes works from the Sinsinawa Dominican Mother-house Collection. Featured will be work by Sr. Milla Derby, OP, a native of Hawaii, who specializes in depictions of Hawaiian flora painted on silk. Other highlights include the fabric art of Sr. Marie Virginia Walters, OP, and the first viewing of three vintage paintings, recently restored by Bauman Conservation of Chicago, created by Sisters over 100 years ago. Other works by Sister artists of the Congregation will be on display as well. For information, contact Sr. Priscilla Wood at 608-748-4411, ext. 473, or visit www.sinsinawa.org The art gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information, contact Michelle Till at 608-748-4411, ext. 849.

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From Tuesday, April 2, through Saturday, Nov. 9, the Wisconsin Historical Museum, 30 N. Carroll St., will present “You Are Here: Maps and Meanings,” a new exhibition exploring cartography art and how maps carry meanings.

The exhibition showcases reproductions of a wide variety of visually, historically, and culturally compelling maps from the extensive collection of the Wisconsin Historical Society.

Call 608-264-6555 for more information, or visit www.WisconsinHistoricalMuseum.org

Sinsinawa Art Gallery will host "Treasures Old and New" from Sunday, June 2, to Thursday, Aug. 8. The eighth annual Heritage Art Exhibit includes works from the Sinsinawa Dominican Mother-house Collection. Featured will be work by Sr. Milla Derby, OP, a native of Hawaii, who specializes in depictions of Hawaiian flora painted on silk. Other highlights include the fabric art of Sr. Marie Virginia Walters, OP, and the first viewing of three vintage paintings, recently restored by Bauman Conservation of Chicago, created by Sisters over 100 years ago. Other works by Sister artists of the Congregation will be on display as well. For information, contact Sr. Priscilla Wood at 608-748-4411, ext. 473, or visit www.sinsinawa.org The art gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information, contact Michelle Till at 608-748-4411, ext. 849.

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(1959). Long-winded but pungent Western in which a seasoned sheriff (John Wayne) tries to keep a killer (Claude Akins) from being busted out of jail by his brother’s army of gunslingers with only a drunken deputy (Dean Martin), an elderly cripple (Walter Brennan), a callow cowboy (Ricky Nelson), and a saloon hostess (Angie Dickinson) to back him up. Director Howard Hawks savors the desperate situation and its collection of oddball characters as the tension builds to the long-delayed slam-bang conclusion. Assorted stylized violence and sexual innuendo. (A-III)(Not rated)  AMC (cable)

(1977) Director Richard Attenborough's epic re-creation of the tragic Allied offensive code-named Market Garden details the fate of the massive paratroop force dropped behind German lines in Holland during World War II. The excellent all-star cast includes Dirk Bogarde, Anthony Hopkins, Laurence Olivier, Robert Redford, Ryan O’Neal, Gene Hackman, and Elliot Gould. Although the violence is unusually graphic, the movie has value as an historical dramatization that has tried to be faithful to the facts. (A-III)(PG) TCM (cable)

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From Tuesday, April 2, through Saturday, Nov. 9, the Wisconsin Historical Museum, 30 N. Carroll St., will present “You Are Here: Maps and Meanings,” a new exhibition exploring cartography art and how maps carry meanings.

The exhibition showcases reproductions of a wide variety of visually, historically, and culturally compelling maps from the extensive collection of the Wisconsin Historical Society.

Call 608-264-6555 for more information, or visit www.WisconsinHistoricalMuseum.org

Sinsinawa Art Gallery will host "Treasures Old and New" from Sunday, June 2, to Thursday, Aug. 8. The eighth annual Heritage Art Exhibit includes works from the Sinsinawa Dominican Mother-house Collection. Featured will be work by Sr. Milla Derby, OP, a native of Hawaii, who specializes in depictions of Hawaiian flora painted on silk. Other highlights include the fabric art of Sr. Marie Virginia Walters, OP, and the first viewing of three vintage paintings, recently restored by Bauman Conservation of Chicago, created by Sisters over 100 years ago. Other works by Sister artists of the Congregation will be on display as well. For information, contact Sr. Priscilla Wood at 608-748-4411, ext. 473, or visit www.sinsinawa.org The art gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information, contact Michelle Till at 608-748-4411, ext. 849.

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Sinsinawa Mound hosts the Summer Organ Concert series at 7 p.m. on Wednesdays from June through August. The concerts are free and open to the public. Guest musicians from around the country and beyond play the Casavant pipe organ, opus 2847, in Queen of the Rosary Chapel. Mark McClellan of Iowa Falls, Iowa, will present the June 5 concert. He has given recitals throughout the United States, Israel, Germany, Canada, Italy, and France and is an enthusiast and philanthropist of the organ involved in the promotion and sponsorship of U.S. tours of European organists.
The remainder of the schedule is as follows:

• June 12 -- David Jonies, Chicago
• June 19 -- Sr. M. Arnold Staudt, OSF, Dubuque, Iowa
• June 26 -- James Hammann, Iowa Falls, Iowa
• July 3 -- Paul Paviour, Australia, with John Lander, tenor, Australia
• July 10 -- Sr. Patricia Gallagher, OP, Sinsinawa.
• July 17 -- Charles Barland, Dubuque, Iowa
• July 24 -- Michael Bottenhorn, Germany
• July 31 -- No concert
• August 7 -- Gregory Peterson, Decorah, Iowa
• August 14 -- Joan DeVee Dixon, Frostburg, Md., and Alice Fiedlerova, Czech Republic
• August 21 -- Bruce Bengtson, Madison
• August 28 -- Stephen Steely, Moline, Ill.

For more information, contact guest services at 608-748-4411 or visit www.sinsinawa.org

James Hammann of Iowa Falls, Iowa, will perform the Summer Organ Concert at Sinsinawa Mound on Wednesday, June 26,  at 7 p.m. He has served as the co-chair of the music department at the University of New Orleans where he taught organ, harpsichord, theory, and music history for 20 years. Hammann has played organ recitals throughout the United States, giving over 100 performances of his one-man show, "Old Bach," in which he dons costume and wig to recreate moments in the composer’s life and plays representative selections on the organ and harpsichord.
Hammann holds degrees in organ performance and church music from Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio, and the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.
For more information, contact guest services at 608-748-4411 or visit www.sinsinawa.org Sinsinawa Mound, the Motherhouse for the Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters, is located in southwest Wisconsin on County Road Z, off Highway 11, about five miles northeast of Dubuque.

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Capitol City Band free concerts will begin on Thursday, June 13, and continue  through August 29. The 2013 concert series marks the 45th concert season of Capitol City Band free concerts held at Rennebohm Park, 115 N. Eau Claire Ave. at the corner of Regent St. and Eau Claire Ave., on Madison’s near west side. The concerts begin at 7 p.m. and last one hour. Bring a chair. The band will pay tribute to the veterans, of then and now, at a special July 4 concert that will include the Black Knights Colorguard and Ladies Auxiliary armed services flag presenters from VFW Post 7591.
For more information or to request a summer schedule, visit www.mmqccb.org or e-mail This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 608 835-9861.

From Tuesday, April 2, through Saturday, Nov. 9, the Wisconsin Historical Museum, 30 N. Carroll St., will present “You Are Here: Maps and Meanings,” a new exhibition exploring cartography art and how maps carry meanings.

The exhibition showcases reproductions of a wide variety of visually, historically, and culturally compelling maps from the extensive collection of the Wisconsin Historical Society.

Call 608-264-6555 for more information, or visit www.WisconsinHistoricalMuseum.org

Sinsinawa Art Gallery will host "Treasures Old and New" from Sunday, June 2, to Thursday, Aug. 8. The eighth annual Heritage Art Exhibit includes works from the Sinsinawa Dominican Mother-house Collection. Featured will be work by Sr. Milla Derby, OP, a native of Hawaii, who specializes in depictions of Hawaiian flora painted on silk. Other highlights include the fabric art of Sr. Marie Virginia Walters, OP, and the first viewing of three vintage paintings, recently restored by Bauman Conservation of Chicago, created by Sisters over 100 years ago. Other works by Sister artists of the Congregation will be on display as well. For information, contact Sr. Priscilla Wood at 608-748-4411, ext. 473, or visit www.sinsinawa.org The art gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information, contact Michelle Till at 608-748-4411, ext. 849.

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The sea plays an important role in Japan’s art and culture. One work that stands out among traditional Japanese sea prints is "Gifts of the Ebb Tide," also called "The Shell Book," designed by Kitagawa Utamaro. To celebrate the acquisition of an early impression of the book, the Chazen Museum will place it on view with other Japanese prints from the collection that feature the sea. "Gifts of the Ebb Tide: The Sea in Japanese Prints" will be on view at the Chazen from June 8 to September 1, 2013.
There will be a gallery talk with Andrew Stevens, the museum's curator of prints, drawings and photographs, on Thursday, June 27, at 5:30 p.m.

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From Tuesday, April 2, through Saturday, Nov. 9, the Wisconsin Historical Museum, 30 N. Carroll St., will present “You Are Here: Maps and Meanings,” a new exhibition exploring cartography art and how maps carry meanings.

The exhibition showcases reproductions of a wide variety of visually, historically, and culturally compelling maps from the extensive collection of the Wisconsin Historical Society.

Call 608-264-6555 for more information, or visit www.WisconsinHistoricalMuseum.org

Sinsinawa Art Gallery will host "Treasures Old and New" from Sunday, June 2, to Thursday, Aug. 8. The eighth annual Heritage Art Exhibit includes works from the Sinsinawa Dominican Mother-house Collection. Featured will be work by Sr. Milla Derby, OP, a native of Hawaii, who specializes in depictions of Hawaiian flora painted on silk. Other highlights include the fabric art of Sr. Marie Virginia Walters, OP, and the first viewing of three vintage paintings, recently restored by Bauman Conservation of Chicago, created by Sisters over 100 years ago. Other works by Sister artists of the Congregation will be on display as well. For information, contact Sr. Priscilla Wood at 608-748-4411, ext. 473, or visit www.sinsinawa.org The art gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information, contact Michelle Till at 608-748-4411, ext. 849.

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Monroe's Concert on the Square series will bring nine live shows to the downtown square beginning Thursday, June 6, and continuing through Friday, Sept. 6.
All concerts will be held on the west side of the square from 6:30 to 9 p.m. with The Den serving as the rain location. The weather call will be made at 3 p.m. the day of the show with the announcement made on Big Radio, 93.7 FM.
Performers for the concerts include:

• June 6 -- The Briana Hardyman Band (soft rock and country rock)
• June 20 -- Michael Perry and The Long Beds (country folk), kick off show with MAC and the Wisconsin Music Arts Festival
• June 28 -- X-51 Band (contemporary rock)
• July 11 -- The Family Business (blues, rock, reggae)
• July 25 -- Mighty Short Bus (roots rock, country soul)
• August 8 -- Manny B Group (high energy)
• August 16 -- Gypsy Holler (country rock)
• August 22 -- Raindogs (blues, rock)
• September 6 -- The Fat Babies (jazz band), dance contest to be held with prizes awarded.

For more information, contact Amy Brandt at 608-328-4023 or 608-346-9211.

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From Tuesday, April 2, through Saturday, Nov. 9, the Wisconsin Historical Museum, 30 N. Carroll St., will present “You Are Here: Maps and Meanings,” a new exhibition exploring cartography art and how maps carry meanings.

The exhibition showcases reproductions of a wide variety of visually, historically, and culturally compelling maps from the extensive collection of the Wisconsin Historical Society.

Call 608-264-6555 for more information, or visit www.WisconsinHistoricalMuseum.org

Sinsinawa Art Gallery will host "Treasures Old and New" from Sunday, June 2, to Thursday, Aug. 8. The eighth annual Heritage Art Exhibit includes works from the Sinsinawa Dominican Mother-house Collection. Featured will be work by Sr. Milla Derby, OP, a native of Hawaii, who specializes in depictions of Hawaiian flora painted on silk. Other highlights include the fabric art of Sr. Marie Virginia Walters, OP, and the first viewing of three vintage paintings, recently restored by Bauman Conservation of Chicago, created by Sisters over 100 years ago. Other works by Sister artists of the Congregation will be on display as well. For information, contact Sr. Priscilla Wood at 608-748-4411, ext. 473, or visit www.sinsinawa.org The art gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information, contact Michelle Till at 608-748-4411, ext. 849.

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Sinsinawa Art Gallery will host "Treasures Old and New" from Sunday, June 2, to Thursday, Aug. 8. The eighth annual Heritage Art Exhibit includes works from the Sinsinawa Dominican Mother-house Collection. Featured will be work by Sr. Milla Derby, OP, a native of Hawaii, who specializes in depictions of Hawaiian flora painted on silk. Other highlights include the fabric art of Sr. Marie Virginia Walters, OP, and the first viewing of three vintage paintings, recently restored by Bauman Conservation of Chicago, created by Sisters over 100 years ago. Other works by Sister artists of the Congregation will be on display as well. For information, contact Sr. Priscilla Wood at 608-748-4411, ext. 473, or visit www.sinsinawa.org The art gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For more information, contact Michelle Till at 608-748-4411, ext. 849.

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