Some of you might not have Halloween plans because you’re a loser. However, if you’re like me and dress up in a costume and walk around with eight year olds, you’re a cool kid and you don’t need to read this article. If you are a loser, I can give you some plans; here...| The Wingspan
The Floodwater Comedy Festival will host some of the best comedians from Iowa, the Midwest and around the country on November 14 and 15 at Willow Creek Theatre, 327 S. Gilbert St. in Iowa City. The festival focuses on standup comedy and improv, with some unexpected twists during late-night shows. The festival comprises 11 shows,… The post A Weekend of Laughs at the Floodwater Comedy Festival November 14-15 in Iowa City first appeared on Iowa Source.| Iowa Source
From transformation to transcendence, folk art creates joy and beauty by endowing everyday objects, often mass produced, with uniqueness and individuality. This month, Freeform Gallery highlights the work of Fairfield folk artist Joseph Boxerman in an exhibition entitled Whimsy, Wit and Wonder: An Exhibition in Honor of My Art Professor Jim Melchert, opening on November… The post Contemporary American Folk Art by Joseph Boxerman at Freeform Gallery Nov. 1–22 first appeared on Iowa Source.| Iowa Source
CLAREMONT, N.H. – The Claremont MakerSpace (CMS) is excited to announce woodworker Margo Dunlap was selected as the fall artist-in-residence (AIR), taking over the residency from printmaker Sarah Breisch. This 2025 AIR Program was supported in part by the New … Continued The post Margo Dunlap is new artist-in-residence at Claremont MakerSpace appeared first on The Vermont Journal & The Shopper.| The Vermont Journal & The Shopper
People partaking in the Concrete Ghost Walk Oct. 25 brave the cold and rain as they leave the Concrete Theatre and embark on their ghostly adventure. (Santiago Ochoa/Cascadia Daily News)Spooky ‘street theater’ tours are made possible by dozens of local volunteers| Cascadia Daily News
Guests at Carnal's pizza party/art market can bid on a large-scale piece using the final charcoal and flames staff cooked over. (Hailey Hoffman/Cascadia Daily News)Fine dining restaurant closes for good after Saturday, Nov. 1| Cascadia Daily News
In 2012, a major American girl group would form that became a centerpiece for children born in the early 2000s. Fifth Harmony, based in Miami, featured five women aged 15 to 19: Ally Brooke, Normani Kordei Hamilton, Dinah Jane, Lauren Jauregui and Camila Cabello. Their career kicked off when they participated in the hit music...| The Lance
Hundreds of WCU students gathered at the Catafount for the first ever student-led Battle of the Bands food drive concert on Friday, Oct. 24. The first WCU Battle of the Bands raised over 700 pounds…| The Western Carolina Journalist
The Langhorne Borough Business Association will host the 20th annual Olde Langhorne Harvest Day festival this Saturday. The post Olde Langhorne Harvest Day Returns For 20th Year appeared first on LevittownNow.com.| LevittownNow.com
By The B.E. Spirits Awards On Sunday, Nov. 16, 2025, leaders, entrepreneurs and visionaries from across the nation will gather for the B.E. Spirits Awards Black Tie Gala, an unforgettable evening of elegance, culture and empowerment at the prestigious Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Golf Resort and Spa in Cambridge, Md. The B.E. Spirits Awards is […] The post B.E. Spirits Awards Gala to celebrate Black excellence at Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers.| AFRO American Newspapers
From a Disney performance in 2021 to “The Jennifer Hudson Show,” and now “American Idol” and beyond, Gabby Samone is proving that her story is only beginning. For Baltimore and for fans nationwide, the rise of Gabby Samone is one to watch — a young artist grinding, glowing, and stepping fully into her moment. The post Baltimore’s Gabby Samone: From ‘American Idol’ breakout to rising R&B powerhouse appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers.| AFRO American Newspapers
When Shakespeare initially wrote the play The Tempest as one of his final acts, Europe was dealing with a time of turmoil. Wars in surrounding nations such as Denmark and Sweden, a siege that happened in Russia, economic disparity in England. It’s no wonder that Shakespeare wanted to write a heartfelt message about forgiveness, however what is entirely unexpected is how well audiences can relate […]| The Western Carolina Journalist
Día de Muertos during Haunted Peaks Fall Festival Sunday, October 26, 2025 | Big Sky Community Center, 77 Lone Peak Drive Join us for a vibrant and meaningful celebration of […] The post October 26 at Big Sky Center for the Arts: Día de Muertos first appeared on Big Sky Town Center.| Big Sky Town Center
A three-day Halloween celebration in Big Sky Town Center. This all ages event is filled with traditional holiday activities like the Skull & Roses Ball, Dia De Los Muertos celebration, […] The post 9th Annual Haunted Peaks Halloween Festival – October 24-26 first appeared on Big Sky Town Center.| Big Sky Town Center
TETON GRAVITY RESEARCH presents ‘PRESSURE DROP’ Pressure Drop is the latest chapter in a 30-year journey—forged from a dream, fueled with cash from commercial fishing in Alaska, and driven by […] The post Catch the Premiere of Teton Gravity Research’s Pressure Drop this Friday at The Waypoint first appeared on Big Sky Town Center.| Big Sky Town Center
Brought to you by the Big Sky Chamber of Commerce and Big Sky Resort Area District, Community Week is a week-long celebration where we come together as a community to […] The post SAVE THE DATE! Big Sky Community Week is October 6-10. first appeared on Big Sky Town Center.| Big Sky Town Center
October brings a change of pace to Big Sky. A slow down before the winter rush. Cooler days. Changing Aspen. Dustings of snow on Lone Peak. The Big Sky Artists’ […] The post All October: Fall Colors at the Big Sky Artists’ Studio & Gallery first appeared on Big Sky Town Center.| Big Sky Town Center
Big Sky Oktoberfest 2025: Where Tradition Meets Community Impact Every autumn, the heart of Montana’s mountains pulses with the lively spirit of German tradition as Big Sky Oktoberfest returns to […] The post September 26-28: Big Sky Oktoberfest first appeared on Big Sky Town Center.| Big Sky Town Center
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September at the Big Sky Artists’ Studio & Gallery in the Town Center brings new photographs from Thomas Reed in his show: “WILD WEST.” Thomas’s interest in photography started as […] The post All September: Wild West – Photographs by Thomas Reed at the Big Sky Artists’ Studio & Gallery first appeared on Big Sky Town Center.| Big Sky Town Center
Sunday, September 7 at Len Hill Park: Ruff’s Annual Mountain Mutt Mania| Big Sky Town Center
EBS STAFF This weekend, from Oct. 24 to 26, Big Sky Town Center will present the ninth annual Haunted Peaks Halloween Festival. Intended for all ages, the three-day festival has numerous events including the Skull and Roses Ball hosted by the Arts Council of Big Sky, horror film showings, a 5K haunted run, a Dia| Explore Big Sky | Your Local Source for News, Culture & Events
On a recent Saturday afternoon, the Bay Area Girls Club hosted a pop-up concert with “Wanda Gonzales and Friends” in the backyard, where music from a lineup of hometown performers filled the air. Before an all-ages audience of about 50 people in September, Gonzalez sang effortlessly and soulfully while playing the guitar. On the stage… The post Musicians and rappers boost Richmond music scene with backyard concerts appeared first on Richmond Confidential.| Richmond Confidential
The following is from Kostya Kennedy’s essay in LIFE’s new special issue on Winnie-the-Pooh, at 100, available at newsstands and online: HAPPY CHILDREN ARE all alike, the sage might have counseled; each unhappy child is unhappy in his or her own way. A preponderance of enduring children’s stories, those with the fiber to last, say, a ... Read more| LIFE
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The APIDA center hosted the Filipino American History Month and Diwali festival celebration last Thursday, which featured a gathering with delicious food and fun activities.| The State Hornet
Sacramento State’s planetarium coordinator Kyle Watters shares how he developed a passion for astronomy and what audiences can expect during the upcoming planetarium shows on Oct. 24-26.| The State Hornet
Sacramento State administration shut down Lil Yachty’s post-game performance when crowd control and safety became a concern last Saturday.| The State Hornet
Sacramento State students can enjoy pumpkin, spice and everything nice with these local treats and easy recipes to try at home. From cozy lattes to fresh pastries, this guide covers the best ways to taste the season.| The State Hornet
The merged and reborn Sacramento Philharmonic & Opera returned in 2015. And this year, the company celebrated their 10th season.| Sactown Magazine
Atlanta has long been the scene where Black creatives could thrive both behind and in front of the camera. Since the 1970s, when then-Gov. Jimmy Carter launched the Georgia Film Office, the opening of Tyler Perry studios and other large-scale production facilities over the past twenty years, and a favorable film tax credit, the state […] The post Hollywood South Is Hurting: Georgia’s Film Industry Weathers a Brutal Downturn appeared first on Capital B News.| Capital B News
Brandon Lake emerged as the night’s top winner at the 56th Annual GMA Dove Awards, taking home five honors including Song of the Year for “Hard Fought Hallelujah,” performed alongside Jelly Roll and surprise guest Jon Batiste. The star-studded event at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena featured powerful performances from CeCe Winans, Carrie Underwood, and Tamela Mann, as well as a historic Opry 100 medley by Steven Curtis Chapman, Lady A, and Vince Gill. The post Faith, harmony and surpri...| AFRO American Newspapers
Get in the spooky spirit with this roundup of bone-chilling, bingeable content The post Local Frights: Horror Movies, Books, and Podcasts With Minnesota Ties appeared first on Minnesota Monthly.| Minnesota Monthly
Things to do in Minnesota this week: Halloween festivities, folk-inspired cello performances, a neon Diwali party, and more The post Best Bets: Oct. 20-26 appeared first on Minnesota Monthly.| Minnesota Monthly
Jafar Panahi, director of “It Was Just An Accident,” does not direct films in the most anodyne sense of the phrase. The best of his works do more than make leaps for the low-hanging fruit of entertaining the viewer fortunate Read More » The post “It Was Just An Accident” and “The Invisible Mammal”–Reviews appeared first on Beyond Chron.| Beyond Chron
“Bamako Chic:Threads Of Power, Color, And Culture,” the new short from the longtime Les Blank collaborator Maureen Gosling and cultural anthropologist Maxine Downs, Ph.D., is the good kind of introduction to a facet of a culture different from that of the Western viewer. It piques curiosity and spurs admiration of yet another example of the […]| Beyond Chron
Washington author puts a PNW spin on the 'Nordic Noir' genre| www.cascadiadaily.com
Upper West Siders may spot camera crews this week as filming takes place for One Night Only, a new Universal Pictures comedy from director Will Gluck. The post Will Gluck’s “One Night Only” Filming on 79th and Broadway This Week appeared first on iLovetheUpperWestSide.com.| iLovetheUpperWestSide.com
On the cusp of celebrating its 20th anniversary since its inaugural event in 2006, the Verdi Square Festival of the Arts had to call off The post Local Musician Leads Effort to Revive Verdi Square Festival of the Arts appeared first on iLovetheUpperWestSide.com.| iLovetheUpperWestSide.com
The SHU marching band will open its ranks to future pioneers during its annual “Play with the Band Day” on Oct. 11. The event...| The Spectrum Newspaper
The dance program had its first performance of the year during Family Weekend on Sept. 27. The showcase offered various dance styles and talent....| The Spectrum Newspaper
Here’s a round-up of what’s cooking at SOhO this fall. The post With Music From Every Genre, There’s Something For Everyone To Enjoy at SOhO appeared first on The Santa Barbara Independent.| The Santa Barbara Independent
From Normandy Park resident Douglas Clark comes this great photo of a Black-capped Chickadee enjoying a snack, with Burien's Three Tree Point visible in the background.| The B-Town (Burien) Blog
“The Conjuring: Last Rites” is the swan song of “The Conjuring” series. I have to admit, I haven’t seen much at all of “The Conjuring.” I vaguely remember seeing the first movie as a child, but nothing aside from that. For a sequel to be successful, it must not only support the previous entries, but...| The Wingspan
The student news site of Linganore High School| The Lance
Background Sabrina Carpenter began singing at age six and was posting covers on YouTube by ten. Her rise to fame came through her role as Maya Hart in Disney Channel's “Girl Meets World.” She| The Lance
The music industry can be a tough place to make it big. With high expectations and heavy competition, artists have to push past the struggle to come out on the other side. Even with the vigorous| The Lance
As the first leaf falls, the curtain rises, and the JHS theatre department begins work on its first production of the season. This year, the play is The Tempest by William Shakespeare. English teacher and theatre director Jeremy “Fitz” Fitzpatrick will be directing this show. “High school students can do Shakespeare and do it well,...| The Black & White
"Please, if you've got any decency, just stop doing this to him and to me, to everyone even, full stop," Zelda Williams said.| Fortune
The Burien Library will spotlight the work of bestselling Seattle artist Molly Hashimoto with her new release, Wildflowers of the West: An Artist’s Guide, with a special appearance at the library on Wednesday, Oct. 1, from 6–7:30 p.m. This free event will be held in the multipurpose room, is in partnership with Page 2 Books, and open to the public. After the talk there will be time for an audience Q&A and book signing; more info is here: https://kcls.bibliocommons.com/events/68b0f6a3101e8...| The B-Town (Burien) Blog
Halloween brings out the costumed kids and adults for colorful holiday parties and events| San Diego Sun
Featuring 'Carmina Burana,' plus returning favorites 'A Minnesota Nutcracker,' 'Romeo & Juliet: The Rock Ballet,' and 'Narnia.'| Minnesota Monthly
Saturday, October 4, 6 pm the Lincoln Street United Methodist Church (5145 SE Lincoln St.) will host the West Coast Brazilian Jazz Collective, an all-woman quartet that tours the Bay […]| The Southeast Examiner of Portland Oregon
Fuse Theatre Ensemble continues their work as the nation’s leading theatre in trans representation with Mikki Gillette’s newest creation, Magnetic Electric. The rock musical runs Thursday, October 9-Sunday, November 2 […]| The Southeast Examiner of Portland Oregon
Three highlighted shows at Alberta Rose Theatre in October are all about music. Starting off is Elton Dan and The Rocket Band Thursday, October 9, 8 pm. Recognized as North […]| The Southeast Examiner of Portland Oregon
Portland Open Studios 2025 Tour takes place two weekends in October, Saturday and Sunday October 11-12 and 18-19, 10 am-4 pm each day at locations throughout Portland. 103 talented local […]| The Southeast Examiner of Portland Oregon
The Clinton Street Theater (CST) once again rolls out a slate of gruesome horror films for October, featuring a number of unseen oddities and foreign titles, along with classic thrillers […]| The Southeast Examiner of Portland Oregon
Tucked along the edge of St. Andrews Bay, this historic neighborhood in Panama City has stories around every corner. What started as a working fishing village is now a favorite […]| Destination Panama City
Kid-Friendly Things to Do in Panama City| Destination Panama City
For a few weeks in 1963, Americans could see the Mona Lisa without having to go to the Louvre. That’s because the Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece crossed the Atlantic ocean by boat for a one-of-a-kind visit to the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. This ... Read more| LIFE
By William Oehler, Director of Photography & Staff Writer On Wednesday, Sept 3rd, two new student-curated exhibitions opened to the public in Schmucker Art Gallery. The gallery hosted a public…| The Gettysburgian.
The annual WEUSI Music Festival and Stinger Expo came back to Sac State’s Serna Plaza Thursday, featuring student vendors and artists like Lab Rats, Where’s West, Karega Bailey and more.| The State Hornet
From an eponymous dramedy this past spring spotlighting local landmarks like the Tower Bridge and Gunther's Ice Cream, to fall's eagerly anticipated Paul Thomas Anderson feature One Battle After Another that filmed scenes in downtown, Sacramento is seeing its name in lights.| Sactown Magazine
In 1941 Ted Williams, 22, was the center of attention in the baseball world as he pursued a .400 batting average, which was at the time a rare feat (instead of impossible, as it has seemingly become). The Red Sox outfielder famously pursued the goal that year in a manner which affirmed not only his ... Read more| LIFE
BLACKFOOT — When Cary Jones of Blackfoot heard the news of Robert Redford’s passing, a flood of memories came rushing back. Few people can say they spent time with the Hollywood icon, but Jones had that rare opportunity in the late 1970s and early 1980s, getting to know the genuine man beyond the movie star […]| East Idaho News
Halloween-themed afternoon tea, autumn classes and events, and new craft cocktails liven up Fall at Marina Mercantile. The weather may still seem like summer, but the evening light and back-at-school rituals all say “It’s Fall, baby. Time to settle in.” And nobody celebrates Fall with more enthusiasm than Brenda and the crew at Marina Mercantile. “We’ve always loved Halloween at our house, and all of the other autumn rituals,” she says. “So, we do it up at the Merc, too!” So ...| The B-Town (Burien) Blog
It’s officially fall in the Skagit Valley, where October Events take center stage - from pumpkins to beer festivals. The post October Events appeared first on Visit Skagit Valley.| Visit Skagit Valley
"I need to see people dancing and having a good time, or I feel like I’m not doing my job."| The Buckeye Flame
Things to do around Minnesota this week: Waldmann Oktoberfest, Women Makers Market, Avant Garden, and more| Minnesota Monthly
Living without electrical hookups often comes with compromises, but when Jane Hyman and her partner decided to commit to off-the-grid living in 2016, there was never a question of whether she would give up sewing with a machine as they settled into life up the North Fork. Hyman is the owner and operator behind Needle […]| Flathead Beacon
The recipe I shared last week for smoked beets finishes them simply with an orange vinaigrette, but they stand up well to other deep flavors. The meatiness of beets and the flavor boost from oven-roasting and then smoking them make them a prime substitute for meat in sandwiches – one of the first ways I […]| Flathead Beacon
The 35th annual Chalk It Up: Chalk Art and Music Festival runs Aug. 30 through Sept. 1, in midtown's Fremont Park| Sactown Magazine
A celebration of blues, jazz, rock, soul and plenty of multiethnic Texas heritage, the Tejano Conjunto music festival returs to downtown on Aug. 31.| Sactown Magazine
Margaret Qualley commands the big screen once again in “Honey Don’t!”, but this time with support from Chris Evans, Charlie Day and Aubrey Plaza. However, the film’s fragmented story keeps Coen from reaching past heights.| The State Hornet
A new 300-square-foot speakeasy opens in Old Sacramento that’s a little Enchanted Tiki Room, a little Indiana Jones, and a whole lot of exploratory fun. Adventure is in there.| Sactown Magazine
Selling out venues across the country and launching their 10th studio album, Deftones earned their place as one of our picks for Best of the City 2025.| Sactown Magazine
A vibrant celebration of creativity is coming to Fairfield this month. The first annual Southeast Iowa Art and Book Fair will be held on Saturday, August 16, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Fairfield Arts & Convention Center. Admission is free and open to the public. This inaugural event brings together over two| Iowa Source - Iowa's Enlightening Magazine
Tessa Thompson’s acting roles have turned her into a respected presence on screen, and her work behind the scenes as a producer means the serious projects she wants to make happen get to happen. Sh…| QBurgh
HBO Max's Hacks is a show within a show: Late Night With Deborah Vance, the first late night show hosted by a woman.| Ms. Magazine
Cyndi Lauper in concert, the Sacramento Ballet and Capital Stage launch their new seasons, and much more. Here are 15 reasons to fall for the arts.| Sactown Magazine
“A lot of people playing music out there– first time they ever played in front of an audience was at the Mama Ray Jam.”| Martin City Telegraph
From the shimmering waters of the Skagit River to the peaks of the North Cascades Skagit valley comes alive with natural beauty.| Visit Skagit Valley
The installation "Momentum" includes two moving, flowing pieces by the artist Patrick Shearn.| Pittsburgh Magazine
McCrory Gardens, SDSU’s very own botanical garden, is commemorating its 60th anniversary this year by hosting various events that will highlight the vast history of the gardens. August 8 marks...| The Collegian
The Nevada County Fair, Japanese Food & Cultural Bazaar, midtown's chalk fest and more. Here are the fairs and festivals rounding out the summer.| Sactown Magazine
Eager to get outside but don’t have the gear? Waldo Outfitters rents it.| Martin City Telegraph
Applications are open for the second year of the Big Field Fund (BFF), a regional grant program for artists, supplied by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and administered by Public Space One in Iowa City. BFF offers financial support to artist-led projects that manifest new, inventive models, support under-resourced creative communities, engage| Iowa Source - Iowa's Enlightening Magazine
He is the most prolific public artist in Sacramento, and now, J.M. Knudsen is expanding his vision for a more creative city.| Sactown Magazine
The North Shore of Chicagoland is full of events hosted by local communities. Read this list of the best events to catch this summer.| Better Magazine
“Your manuscript is both good and original, but the parts that are good are not original.” This is the quote people on Tiktok have posted about Lauren Roberts hit series “Powerless.” Many peop| The Lance
Taqueria el Jalapeño is a Mexican Restaurant located in Mount Airy, Md. It seemed to be a spot locals are enjoying, so I went and tried it out for myself, and my comrade Andrew Kelley.When I sat,| The Lance
This month, I’m celebrating nine years of writing the Twice as Tasty food blog and more than 3-1/2 years of this column. My family also recently celebrated several birthdays, and one of my contributions was blackberry sorbet. I make sorbets at home because they don’t require any special equipment. You can make sorbet in an […]| Flathead Beacon
Break out the lawn chairs and the popcorn for a bevy of outdoor summer movie nights (and a few fall ones, too) across the Sacramento region.| Sactown Magazine
Fairy tales have captured people's attention for generations, inspiring many modern authors like Alexandra Christo, Marissa Meyer and E.D. Baker to make those stories their own. Here are just a few.| The State Hornet
Jeff Nebeker and his ceramic doughnuts have gone deliciously viral. We talk to the Sacramento artist and former baker about his “yum aesthetic.”| Sactown Magazine
NBA champion Bill Cartwright—who recently published his autobiography, "Living Life at the Center"—talks about why Sacramento “is the place to be.”| Sactown Magazine
Renaissance-style romance and yearning is back. Or, at least, that's what singer-songwriter Lucy Dacus says. On March 28, Dacus released 13 tracks under the album “Forever Is A Feeling.” In j| The Lance
The Londonderry Arts and Historical Society is expanding its arts programming this summer. Residents and guests are invited to participate...| The Vermont Journal & The Shopper
Sting heads to Hard Rock Live; the Sacramento Asian Pacific Film Festival comes to The Sofia; Channel 24 continues its opening concerts in midtown and more.| Sactown Magazine
Bristol Borough's popular Sunday Stroll event is set to return this weekend along Mill Street.| LevittownNow.com
