The Member Appreciation Event is over, but the memories that were made at this festive gathering will stick with us. A sea of red-wearing WAA members filled Garver Feed Mill on Madison’s east side on April 10 to enjoy Badger camaraderie, delectable dining (who wants more popcorn?!), fun games and activities (with prizes galore!), and of course Bucky! And we were treated to the musical stylings of Redefined, UW–Madison’s premier mixed-voice a cappella group known for their signature red accents and terrific sound. Thanks to everyone who attended and to all WAA members for being a part of this special community. We hope to see you at next year’s event. Until then, please take a look at the photo gallery from this year.
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- Photos by Andy Manis
- May 14, 2024
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