Natural amenities woven into the fabric of Madison’s vibrant East Side.
Built on the former Voit E. C. & Sons Ready Mix Concrete factory and family farm, Tapestry transforms a large infill parcel recently brought into the City of Madison into a new community destination. Once home to a yearly carnival through the mid-90s, the site will once again welcome the community with a large public park, gathering spaces, recreation, trails, concerts, farmers markets and access to Starkweather Creek.
Wake up and walk to the on-site coffee shop before a morning session at the modern fitness gym and yoga studio. Bike paths thread directly through the neighborhood, connecting you to the city's larger trail network, while the community plaza serves as a natural gathering spot for weekend markets, evening concerts and access to nature . This is a neighborhood designed around the rhythms of real life: work, wellness, connection and the small daily rituals that make a place feel like home.
Transforming
neighborhood living
Nature at your door step
Just beyond your doorstep, new parkland unfolds along the creek, anchored by a peaceful pond and miles of walking and bike paths that invite you to slow down and reconnect with the outdoors. It's the kind of green space that turns a quick walk into a moment of clarity, or a family bike ride into a weekend tradition. And when you need to be elsewhere, Tapestry's easy access to the Beltline and eastside put the rest of Madison-and beyond-within easy reach. You're never far from the city's energy while still coming home to something quieter, greener, and more grounded. Tapestry isn't just a place to live; it's a thoughtfully considered way to live well.
Tapestry is more than a destination; it's a living pattern of shared experiences, woven into Madison’s new, natural neighborhood. Tapestry a place for gathering and exploration.
A Living Pattern
Development Features
Woven into Madison’s East Side
Planned Coffee / Cafe Space
Bike Paths connected to city path system
Community Plaza
Bus Stop
Planned Farmers Market
Dog Park
Evening concerts
Miles of walking and bike trails
Community Gardens
Green Space
Pristine Pond
Easy access to transportation network
Walkable/Bikeable connections to Olbrich Gardens and Park, Garver Feedmill, Atwood and Union Corners Neighborhoods
The Neighborhood
Bar Corallini
Monty’s
Monsoon Siam
Harmony
Alchemy
Mint Mark
Tex Tubb's Taco Palace
Chocolate Shoppe
Restaurants
Garver Feed Mill
United States Postal Service
Community Pharmacy
Woodman’s Grocery Store
Services
White Horse Middle School
Schenk Middle School
Hawthorne Elementary School
Lowell Elementary School
St Dennis School
Schools
Olbrich Botanical Garden’s
Barrymore Theater
Atwood Music Hall
Burr Oak
Culture