Tech N9ne, an underground “chopper” style rapper who calls himself “King of the Night” and wears an anarchy mask on stage is planning a Menominee Nation Arena concert with a set he said he has...
Ethan Uslabar, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• October 3, 2019
The Appleton-based band Nosebleeds announced their next album is in the works, detailed their history of playing together and how they came to be a part of the Fox Valley music scene.
The three hung...
Ethan Uslabar, Editor – Arts and Entertainment
• October 2, 2019
“Nat Turner in Jerusalem” is a play where each character is highly flawed, leaving the audience struggling to take a side. It features spectacular performances by Byran Carter, Parker Sweeney and Garret...
Ethan Uslabar, Arts and Entertainment Assistant Editor
• October 2, 2019
"By Ethan Uslabar
This weekend, the Northeast Wisconsin Gameapalooza, a convention centered around tabletop games and fun, will be held in the Culver Family Welcome Center.
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Ethan Uslabar, Editor, Arts&Entertainment
• September 26, 2019
At Jambalaya Arts, 413 N. Main St. in Oshkosh, orange lights cast a dim shadow over the worn wood floors. At the back of the long room, two guys settle in as their set begins. They’re introduced as “Housekeeper”...
As new UW Oshkosh students explored the campus environment, the Allen Priebe Art Gallery invites students to explore environments in their current exhibit, “Flow Chart.”
Illinois artist Joe Page’s...
Ethan Uslabar, Arts & Entertainment editor
• September 19, 2019
The conservation group Monarch Watch has designated the UW Oshkosh campus as a Monarch waystation since 2015. This is because UWO’s campus grows large amounts of milkweed, a plant crucial to the livelihood...
Each year, hundreds fill the Time Community Theater in a scene with nostalgia-fueled self expression that’s “unapologetically sexual in nature.”
The Time’s biggest show every year is the R-rated...
Leo Costello, Opinions Editor
• September 19, 2019
An old-fashioned marquee and box office, nestled within downtown Oshkosh, houses a theater with a century-old tradition of screening films for the community without the bombastic nature of the corporate-owned...
