Admission is free. The Art Department has a gallery on the seventh floor of the Humanities Building that houses artwork by student artists. Works can be viewed in the gallery and in surrounding hallways throughout the year. 6241 Humanities, 262-1660. The Geology Museum contains minerals, rocks and fossils, including a mastodon skeleton from Wisconsin and Wisconsin's first reconstructed dinosaur skeleton.
Admission is free to Wisconsin residents.
Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday, and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. 30 N. Carroll St., on Madison's Capitol Square, 264-6555. The Madison Art Center , the Madison Children's Museum and the Wisconsin Veteran's Museum can all be found by heading up State Street toward the Capitol Square. Theater and Movies University Theatre presents a subscription series in the Mitchell Theatre, Hemsley Theatre and the Wisconsin Union Theater. Auditions for theatre productions are open to all UW students and members of the university community.