Overture’s James Watrous Gallery hosts a concurrent exhibit of colourful works by Tom Antell and Romano Johnson beginning May 1.
FRIDAY, MAY 1-SUNDAY, JULY 12
Vibrant and poignant
The James Watrous Gallery on the third ground of the Overture Center, 201 State St., hosts a concurrent exhibit of colourful works by Tom Antell and Romano Johnson. Antell’s exhibition, “Democratic Vistas,” options works “full of symbolism meant to convey aspects of Native American history and culture.” “Gospel Love Heart,” Johnson’s assortment of large-scale works, fills the room “with energy and power.” Visit Thursday by means of Sunday, 12 to five p.m. An artists’ reception is ready for May 17. Free.
Celebrate May Day with a rally, march and live performance to learn Voces’ Legal Aid and Worker Justice Fund May 1.
FRIDAY, MAY 1
In solidarity
This yr’s May Day will have fun and spotlight the significance of immigrants and staff’ rights with a rally and march beginning at midday at UW-Madison’s Library Mall. Later within the day, Voces De La Frontera will host Freedom Rising: Voices Strong, a profit live performance with music from Gold Dust Women, Honor Among Thieves and The New Kids and spoken phrase poetry from Cue608 Poets. Tickets prices $20 to learn Voces’ Legal Aid and Worker Justice Fund.
Join content material creator Old Time Hawkey for a meet-and-greet on the Muskellounge and Sporting Club May 2.
SATURDAY, MAY 2
From the Cedar Swamp
If the soothing tones of a woodsman from the northern reaches of Michigan appears like spring, be part of content material creator Old Time Hawkey for a meet-and-greet this weekend on the Muskellounge and Sporting Club, 4102 Monona Drive. Sponsored by Two Hearted IPA from Kalmazoo’s Bell’s Brewery, the “Catch You There” tour encompasses a meat raffle (12-3 p.m.), trivia, euchre and an open mic. The occasion begins at 11 a.m. for VIPs and midday for most people.
Shop over 40 classic clothes distributors on the Midwest Vintage Flea at Garver Feed Mill May 2-3.
SATURDAY-SUNDAY, MAY 2-3
Secondhand finds
The Midwest Vintage Flea brings collectively over 40 classic clothes distributors at Garver Feed Mill, 3241 Garver Green. To beat the push of secondhand searchers a $20 VIP wristband, accessible to solely 50 folks, provides wearers entry to stalls for an hour earlier than common admission opens. On Saturday, hours are 11 a.m. to five p.m. and common admission is $5. On Sunday, hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and admission is free.
Stop into artists’ studios and houses and browse all kinds of labor of over 60 creators for the Marquette-Atwood Art Walk May 3.
SUNDAY, MAY 3
Art in Atwood
It’s a document yr for the Marquette-Atwood Art Walk, that includes 62 artists at 36 areas throughout the neighborhood. Stop into artists’ studios and houses and browse all kinds of labor, from quilted wall hangings and useful ceramics to handmade wood furnishings, earrings made with semi-precious stones, socks with hand-dyed yarn and vibrant watercolors. Tour these spots from 11 a.m. to five p.m. Sunday and discover a map on the hyperlink under.