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Classic cars on State
Our classic car show was held last Saturday (June 2). This yearly show has been taking place for over 10 years now. Many beautiful cars were on display.
Mifflin St. block party 2018
The classic Mifflin St. block party for 2018 was quite large. For the last few years including this year, the party has not been planned or sanctioned: but it has “happened” nonetheless. This year it was larger than in the previous several years. The streets nearby were very crowded also. Police had to close some of the streets due to the crowd size.
I attended to grab a few photos. It has been a few years since I have photographed this event.
WORT block party 2016
The block party sponsored by local community radio station WORT was held once again.
Warm day in early spring
The city comes to life on a warm day in early spring. People were enjoying the cafes, roller blades, ice cream, and the general festivity.
Fireworks on Shake the Lake
Madison’s fourth of July “freedom” celebration was held tonight. It was a nice show of fireworks. Here are a few photos.
Maxwell Street Days on July 19
Maxwell Street Days was probably at its peak on Saturday July 19. Saturday is the day when most people probably had the time to visit the farmer’s market and then attend the event. I was somewhat surprised by the nice crowd.
Madison Maxwell Street Days
Madison has been holding it’s Maxwell Street Days celebration this weekend, and today is the last day.
Classic car show on State Street for 2012
This photo was taken at the Cars on State show of classic cars.
These cars were on display on Madison’s State Street on June 2, 2012. It is interesting seeing the many old classic cars.
A September Football Saturday
A football Saturday in Madison is quite exhilarating. From early on, you can feel the tension – the party feel – in the air. It just feels different. It feels like a party everywhere. You go about your tasks and you cannot help but see the people everywhere – all in red.
When the game time is near you can see the flocks of people – streams of people – all in red – going to the game. They flock down University Ave, they pour out of the dorms and flock down Dayton Ave, and people flock down Randall Ave. When I see people pouring out of the dorms like this, I wonder if there is anyone left in the dorms. Football Saturday is so universal. You can just feel the charge in the air!
