{"id":2217636,"date":"2025-12-31T11:19:07","date_gmt":"2025-12-31T11:19:07","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/celebrity.land\/en\/?p=2217636"},"modified":"2025-12-31T11:19:07","modified_gmt":"2025-12-31T11:19:07","slug":"no-kings-coldplay-and-more-madison-2025-in-photos-entertainment","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/celebrity.land\/en\/no-kings-coldplay-and-more-madison-2025-in-photos-entertainment\/","title":{"rendered":"No Kings, Coldplay and more: Madison 2025 in photos | Entertainment"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Each year, Cap Times photographers document the big moments \u2014 the protests, celebrations and concerts that define life in Madison and beyond.<\/p>\n

But this year\u2019s most memorable images also encompass quiet moments, in the homes of people who lost someone to tragedy or had a family member detained by ICE.<\/p>\n

Photo director Ruthie Hauge has selected some of her favorite images of the year, from a child holding her dad\u2019s ashes to an Appleton musician mid-flip onstage at The Sylvee.<\/p>\n

Hauge said when she chooses these images, it\u2019s not always the most newsworthy moments \u2014 look for the light and composition in a photo documenting Bus Rapid Transit. Photos of Morgridge Hall at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and rice sloughs in the Bad River Reservation felt like making art.<\/p>\n

Beyond Hauge\u2019s own work, she\u2019s featuring photos here by Ashley Rodriguez, Ilana Bar-Av, Jon\u00e1s Tijerino and Patricio Crooker. As we head into 2026, consider this our invitation to look more closely at the world around you.<\/p>\n

\u2014 Lindsay Christians<\/em><\/p>\n

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An ice shanty, which sunk during warmer temperatures, is frozen in the ice of Lake Waubesa on, Jan. 3.<\/p>\n

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Appleton musician Kenny Hoopla does backflip off a bass drum during the Joey\u2019s Song Freezing Man festival at The Sylvee on Jan. 9. The annual concert raises funds for epilepsy research in honor of Madison’s Joey Gomell who passed away from the disease in 2010 when he was 5 years old.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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In late January, notices to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents started showing up on the doors of Madison area buildings. This notice,\u00a0 posted on interior and exterior doors throughout Madison\u2019s labor temple, read, \u201cPrivate area: ICE cannot enter the Labor Temple without a judicial warrant.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Lilith Kievskaya wears armor and firearms while representing the John Brown Gun Club, with the intention of intimidating any opposition who may be seeking violence at one of the early 50501 protests<\/a> that occurred this year in Madison.<\/p>\n

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Snow falls on the Capitol square in February.<\/p>\n

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Rachael Hunter created this piece for the “As Long As It’s Safe To Do So”<\/a> art show in February. Hunter tentatively called the piece, \u201cwhat the hell is going on down there?\u201d and made it specifically to hang on the ceiling. \u201cI wanted it to seem like they were like trapped up there,\u201d Hunter said.<\/p>\n

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A drawing and photo of Kevin Price sit atop a coffee table in the apartment of Price\u2019s former boyfriend, Javier DeLuna. Price was shot and killed by Fitchburg police after calling for help in August 2024.<\/a><\/p>\n

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The American flag flies in heavy winds in downtown Mazomanie in this photo from March.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Lolo Carter takes a moment during a candlelight vigil marking the 10th anniversary of the fatal shooting of her nephew, Tony Robinson<\/a>, by Madison police officer Matt Kenny. The vigil took place outside of the home where Tony was killed, 1125 Williamson St. in Madison.<\/p>\n

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The Babych family, refugees from Ukraine<\/a>, hold the flag of their home country at their apartment in Stoughton. Folding the flag into the shape of a heart was an idea of 13-year-old family member, Nazar Babych.<\/p>\n

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Wisconsin Supreme Court’s newest justice, Susan Crawford<\/a> waves to supporters before delivering her victory speech on April 1 at the Park Hotel in Madison.<\/p>\n

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The Raging Grannies<\/a> sang songs in support of gun safety at the Farley Center for Peace, Justice & Sustainability. This photo was part of Ashley Rodriquez’s photo essay, documenting activism by Madison’s Raging Grannies.<\/p>\n

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Nora Adams and her daughter, Ruby Adams, 11, both of Milwaukee, stand together during the Hands Off! rally on the Capitol Square in Madison in April. The rally was part of the largest day of collective action since President Donald Trump\u2019s inauguration, with record numbers turning out nationwide to defend what they see as threats to health care, wages, education, civil rights and democracy.<\/p>\n

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Amtrak train conductor Jarrett Room assists at a stop of the Borealis train<\/a> at the Columbus train station.<\/p>\n

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Students walk below the Park Street pedestrian bridge near Bascom Hill during an unseasonably warm day in late April at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.<\/p>\n

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An unhoused man sits outside the locked gate of The Beacon<\/a>\u00a0after the day shelter had closed for the day in this image from May.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

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Madison Mallards fans keep an inflatable baseball aloft, over the head of a feeding infant during a game against the Green Bay Rockers at Warner Park in June 4.<\/p>\n

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Toddler Jayla holds her own miniature urn containing the ashes of her father, Rashad Lamar Nelson. Nelson was killed in a crash during a high speed chase with Monona Police<\/a>\u00a0in 2024. Nelson’s fianc\u00e9<\/span>, Sam Hamer, was nine months pregnant with Jayla when he died in the crash. Hamer gave birth to Jayla the day after the fatal crash.<\/p>\n

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Jeffrey Rupnow, father of Abundant Life Christian School shooter Natalie Rupnow, stands outside a courtroom at\u00a0Dane County Courthouse\u00a0following a status conference. Jeffrey Rupnow was formally charged<\/a> of contributing to the delinquency of a child and two counts of providing a dangerous weapon to a person under 18 resulting in death, all felonies.<\/span><\/p>\n

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A demonstrator waves an upside-down American flag at the top of State Street (left) during the downtown\u00a0No Kings protest<\/a>\u00a0in June while\u00a0Louise Robbins, 81, carries a “hands off Medicare” sign on the seat of her walker during the octogenarian protest of the same name on Madison’s west side.<\/p>\n

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A festival attendee dons a pair of Viking horns during the Syttende Mai parade in Stoughton<\/a> on May 18.<\/p>\n

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A middle school musician practices the cello in her family\u2019s east Madison home on June 16. She is one of many members of Madison’s community of transgender youth<\/a> navigating the Trump Administration’s disapproval of transgender rights.<\/p>\n

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Geraldine Cruz Dip, Vivianne Jerez Robles and Celeste Robles Chac\u00f3n discuss the status of their family member, Miguel Jerez Robles<\/a>, a Cuban immigrant and refugee, who was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers after a scheduled immigration court hearing in Miami.<\/p>\n

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Joseph Hubbard, 5, swims at Brittingham Beach on Lake Monona in June. The goal of monitoring Madison’s beaches for water quality<\/a> is to increase the public’s confidence in the safety of the lakes, said Caitlin McAleavey, the watershed programs manager at Clean Lakes Alliance.<\/p>\n

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Madison band\u00a0Spooner<\/a>\u00a0held a 50th reunion concert at Atwood Music Hall in July. Spooner drummer and founder of Mad City Music store Dave Benton passed away just two months after the show.<\/p>\n

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Competitor Ty Majeski poses next to his Toyota race car before the 2024 ASA Midwest Series race at Madison International Speedway<\/a>. Majeski, a popular racer from Wisconsin, competes at the national level in various categories. He enjoys coming to the MIS and has won multiple races there.<\/p>\n

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Chris Martin of Coldplay<\/a> smiles at a roaring crowd at Camp Randall in July. Madison was one of a handful of U.S. stops the band made on their global tour, \u201cMusic of the Spheres.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Legendary Madison drag queen and advocate for the transgender community\u00a0Cass Marie Domino<\/a>\u00a0was honored with an exhibition at The University of Wisconsin-Madison this year. She has always loved to ride. “Horses are resilient, strong and brave,” Domino said. “They’re real sensitive too.”\u00a0<\/p>\n

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Leah Portz, left, and Faith Belt, right,\u00a0<\/span><\/span>use distance to manipulate the size of their limbs during a shadow puppet workshop at the first-ever Puppets in the House festival<\/a> in Verona.\u00a0<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

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At Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin in Spring Green<\/a>, one of the principle tenets of his work is on display: the idea of compression and release. Low ceilings and hallways lead to bigger spaces.<\/p>\n

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Madison’s most successful musical group, Garbage<\/a>, returned for a concert at The Sylvee in October. Pictured is the band performing “I Think I’m Paranoid” from\u00a0their second album, “Version 2.0,” which was recorded at Smart Studios in Madison in 1998.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Sydney Marz, left, and Lauren Engle joined a lawsuit<\/a> against David Kruchten and the Madison Metropolitan School District, hoping the legal pressure would spur policy change to prevent educator sexual misconduct from happening again.\u00a0<\/p>\n

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A Madison East High School student scrolls videos on TikTok after school. Every public school district in Wisconsin will be required to restrict cell phones<\/a> in classrooms at the start of the next school year<\/span><\/p>\n

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Another No Kings march<\/a> took place to rally against the Trump Administration in Madison on Oct. 18.<\/p>\n

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Dr. Adam Brinkman, a UW Health pediatric surgeon, is pictured in a trauma room at American Family Children\u2019s Hospital in Madison. Brinkman operated on one of the student victims of the Abundant Life Christian School shooting<\/a> on Dec. 16, 2024.<\/p>\n

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The moon peeks through heavy cloud cover as holiday lights decorate the Capitol Square in downtown Madison.<\/p>\n

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Ruthie Hauge is photo director for the Cap Times and the recipient of more than 80 photojournalism awards.\u00a0<\/em>Email story ideas and tips to Ruthie at\u00a0rhauge@captimes.com<\/a>\u00a0or call (608) 252-6450.<\/p>\n

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Please consider supporting Ruthie\u2019s work by becoming a\u00a0Cap Times member<\/a>\u00a0or\u00a0sponsor<\/a>. Sustaining local journalism in Madison depends on readers like you.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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