United Way of Central Maryland celebrated its 100th anniversary with a star-studded concert at Baltimore’s Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, headlined by Common and featuring performances from CeCe Peniston and the Baltimore City College Choir. The evening honored a century of community service while inspiring hope for the organization’s next hundred years of impact across Central Maryland. The post Common headlines United Way of Central Maryland’s 100-year celebration at the Meyerhoff appeared ...| AFRO American Newspapers
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 then ventured into a music career, later signing with Hollywood Records and releasing albums like “Short n’ Sweet” and “Emails I...| 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 efforts that musicians must make, there is only so far it can take them without the support of fans....| The Lance
Pennsylvania lawmakers have hobbies too, and sometimes surprising hidden talents. The post Hidden Talents Of PA Lawmakers: Legislators Lurking In ‘Succession’ & ‘Cheers’ appeared first on LevittownNow.com.| LevittownNow.com
The historic hamlet of Fallsington is set to host Fallsington Day this weekend. The post Historic Fallsington Day Returns To Remember Colonial Past appeared first on LevittownNow.com.| LevittownNow.com
The fifth annual Langhorne Porch Fest is set to bring music and fun to the historic borough on Saturday, Oct. 11. The post Langhorne Porch Fest Is Back For Fifth Year appeared first on LevittownNow.com.| LevittownNow.com
The Fallsington Library will hold its third annual Fall Concert Fundraiser. The post Quartet Returns For Fallsington Library Fundraiser appeared first on LevittownNow.com.| LevittownNow.com
Meticulous planning, local partnerships, and a passionate arts community bring world-class theater to the Twin Cities The post The Making of a Broadway Season appeared first on Minnesota Monthly.| Minnesota Monthly
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 renowned Sundance Institute, a nonprofit that platforms independent filmmakers, visited Sacramento’s Crocker Art Museum Saturday, Sept. 27 as one of the stops on its ongoing Indigenous film tour. Two of the featured directors joined the screening for a follow-up panel discussion.| The State Hornet
Terra Madre Americas came downtown last weekend to bring Sacramento together to enjoy diverse food cultures. Live cooking from celebrity chefs, new foods to try and artisans selling a variety of crafts and goods kept people entertained.| The State Hornet
Want to get out and do something interesting? There’s something for everyone in our South King County Fine Arts Roundup column by Amy Robinson. MUSIC AND DANCE “BAT Cabaret,”Burien Actors TheatreAngelo’s […] The post South King County Fine Arts Roundup: music, theater, visual arts & more this October appeared first on The B-Town (Burien) Blog.| The B-Town (Burien) Blog
A free Harvest Party is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 24, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Glen Acres Church of Christ in Burien, according to an event announcement from the […] The post Free Harvest Party set for Friday, Oct. 24 at Glen Acres Church of Christ in Burien appeared first on The B-Town (Burien) Blog.| The B-Town (Burien) Blog
From our friends at WABI Burien: For our October Walk-n-Talk, we’ll walk a figure-eight loop up around the northern Shorewood neighborhood, then head down the hill, through Shorewood Park and […] The post All invited to enjoy a free Walk-n-Talk through Shorewood this Sunday, Oct. 5 appeared first on The B-Town (Burien) Blog.| The B-Town (Burien) Blog
The Shorewood Elementary School PTA is seeking vendors to participate in its annual craft bazaar, scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025. The event will feature local artisans and crafters, providing […] The post Shorewood Elementary School PTA seeking vendors for annual craft bazaar Nov. 8 appeared first on The B-Town (Burien) Blog.| The B-Town (Burien) Blog
Buckle up, Earthlings and intergalactic guests – the highly anticipated showdown between Washington state’s UFO-UFO (United Festival of UFOs) and Roswell’s resident alienologists is set to beam down Friday, Oct. […] The post Spaceport America will be official Interplanetary Parking Provider for Oct. 10 Roswell vs WA UFO Debate, and here’s how to live-stream it appeared first on The B-Town (Burien) Blog.| The B-Town (Burien) Blog
REMINDER: All are invited to join the 16th year of the Burien Brat Trot, and celebrate Burien Oktoberfest, in Downtown Burien, starting at 10 a.m. this Saturday, Oct. 4, 2025. […] The post REMINDER: Burien Brat Trot and Oktoberfest returns this Saturday, Oct. 4 with runs, brats, brews & fun appeared first on The B-Town (Burien) Blog.| The B-Town (Burien) Blog
The setting of “The Coast Starlight” is simple – the bleak interior of a long-distance train traveling from Los Angeles to Seattle. The set, three rows of black chairs and […] The post REVIEW: Chemistry of the cast is greatest strength of BAT Theatre’s ‘The Coast Starlight’ appeared first on The B-Town (Burien) Blog.| The B-Town (Burien) Blog
EDITOR’S NOTE: South King Media Founder/Publisher Scott Schaefer serves on the Board of Directors for the Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce. The Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce is calling for donations […] The post Seattle Southside Chamber seeking donations for its 2025 Grand Garden Gala auctions; items due Oct. 20 appeared first on The B-Town (Burien) Blog.| The B-Town (Burien) Blog
From our sister site The SeaTac Blog: The SeaTac BMX racecourse drew international attention earlier this month as it hosted the national Gold Cup Championship, one of the premier events […] The post SeaTac BMX track shines on national stage with recent Gold Cup Championship appeared first on The B-Town (Burien) Blog.| The B-Town (Burien) Blog
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
Local filmmaker Rick Goldsmith’s powerful documentary “Stripped For Parts: American Journalism On The Brink” may have been around since 2023. But that fact doesn’t make the film’s information dated or irrelevant. In fact, given the ongoing American right-wing oligarchy’s program Read More » The post “Stripped For Parts: American Journalism On The Brink”–Review appeared first on Beyond Chron.| Beyond Chron
Two downtown concert series for youths begin this fall at the Jacobs Music Center; one is sensory-friendly with guidance from the SDSU Center for Autism| San Diego Sun
She's got a lot of experience and a lot to say about social dynamics, community reinvention and old vs. new economies| San Diego Sun
Halloween brings out the costumed kids and adults for colorful holiday parties and events| San Diego Sun
At 80 years old, Frances Pettey Davis is a first-time novelist. The post Love, Betrayal, and Revenge in the McCarthy Era | ‘Red Summer’ appeared first on The Santa Barbara Independent.| The Santa Barbara Independent
IDAHO FALLS – Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees FOREIGNER will bring their iconic sound back to eastern Idaho next spring. The band is set to perform at the Mountain America Center on Wednesday, March 25, 2026. FOREIGNER, formed in 1976, has become one of the most successful rock bands in history, selling more […] The post FOREIGNER: Celebrating Fifty Years coming to Mountain America Center appeared first on East Idaho News.| East Idaho News
Lawrence High’s esports club is one of the newest additions to after-school activities, giving students a space to play and connect through video games. From Smash Bros to Mario Kart, the club brings together students of different skill levels who all share an interest in gaming. For some, joining was an easy decision. “During the...| The Budget
For many Lawrence High art students, Portfolio Day is both an exciting opportunity to showcase their artwork and the culmination of a busy week of preparation. This Friday, Sept. 19, students will have the chance to receive professional feedback from representatives of about a dozen colleges attending the event. This feedback — a low-stakes preview...| The Budget
Featuring 'Carmina Burana,' plus returning favorites 'A Minnesota Nutcracker,' 'Romeo & Juliet: The Rock Ballet,' and 'Narnia.'| Minnesota Monthly
The Highline Heritage Museum will host “Polygon Party: A Celebration of Color and Shape,” a new exhibition by artist Rachel Bender, running through January. A public reception will take place […] The post Rachel Bender’s ‘Polygon Party’ on display through January at Highline Heritage Museum; reception is this Friday, Oct. 3 appeared first on The B-Town (Burien) Blog.| The B-Town (Burien) Blog
Have you ever watched “Top Gun” and soon after felt the desire to join the United States Air Force? Have you felt the true American spirit, watching fighter jets soar through the sky while the pilots work with ease, throwing cheap jokes at each other along the way? Did that make you want to enlist...| The Wingspan
PUTNEY, Vt. – Next Stage Arts presents the return of Vermont Comedy All Stars live stand-up comedy showcase, on Friday, Oct. 3, at 7:30 p.m., at Next Stage Arts, 15 Kimball Hill, Putney, Vt. Doors open at 6:45 p.m. Tickets … Continued The post Vermont Comedy All Stars at Next Stage appeared first on The Vermont Journal & The Shopper.| The Vermont Journal & The Shopper
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
The archetype of the powerful fashion editor was cemented in popular culture by the book and subsequent movie The Devil Wears Prada, which featured a character who was named Miranda Priestly but was inspired by legendary Vogue editor Anna Wintour. While none of her former assistants wrote thinly veiled novels about her, Carmel Snow was ... Read more The post The Devil You Don’t Know: Fashion Editor Carmel Snow appeared first on LIFE.| LIFE
One of the most famous lines in the 1950 cinema classic Sunset Boulevard is uttered by actress Gloria Swanson, who starred as former silent film star Norma Desmond. When the male lead, played by William Holden, meets her and recognizes her as a former movie queen, he comments, “You used to be big.” She responds, ... Read more The post When the Movies Got Smaller appeared first on LIFE.| LIFE
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
A longtime neighborhood favorite will briefly return to the spotlight this weekend when "Paula’s Pop-Up" takes over the front of Burien's closed Three Tree Point Store on Saturday, Sept. 13, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event will feature small-batch baked goods including olive oil brownies with chocolate buttercream, ready-to-bake oat and date scone dough, browned butter chocolate chip cookies, and maple vanilla pecan granola. Prices range from $8 to $20. Customers are encouraged to pre-orde...| The B-Town (Burien) Blog
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
Upper West Siders may want to keep their eyes peeled—and their phones ready—this Friday, August 1, when filming for The Devil Wears Prada 2 takes| iLovetheUpperWestSide.com
Plan ahead with The Sun's collection of the sportiest, most musical and deliciously entertaining events happening all month| San Diego Sun
Eager to get outside but don’t have the gear? Waldo Outfitters rents it.| Martin City Telegraph
The 2025 summer blockbuster movie F1, starring Brad Pitt, includes several races in Europe, which has a grand history with auto racing. During the heyday of LIFE magazine’s original run racing was pretty much the top sport on the continent, and in 1953 the magazine sent staff photographer Frank Scherschel to cover one of its ... Read more| LIFE
In Backbone, the connecting thread is a distinct sense of melancholy that one can’t help but attribute to the predicament that the School of Art & Design (and the ANU at large) finds itself in," writes art reviewer SOPHIA HALLOWAY.| Canberra CityNews
By Lisa Respers France, CNN (CNN) — Some celebrity deaths hit the Black community differently. Such is the case with the passing of Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who died Sunday at age 54 in a drowning accident in Costa Rica, where he was on vacation with his family. Much like the unexpected deaths| Madison365
James Bidgood’s seminal chronicle of gay erotic reverie, “Pink Narcissus,” returns in a newly restored version. Mostly set in an unnamed male hustler’s semi-ethereal apartment, this plotless vision of carnality chiefly delivered via innuendo takes viewers inside the hustler’s erotic fantasies as he awaits his next client. This hand-constructed film shot inside Bidgood’s apartment yields […]| Beyond Chron
By Piper Hudspeth Blackburn, CNN Washington (CNN) — It is one of the most evocative works from the American Civil War: a sculpture of a Black man who had escaped from slavery helping an injured White Union soldier lost in hostile territory. When it was unveiled in 1864, John Rogers’ “The Wound| Madison365
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
Since the school year is soon coming to a close, I wanted to highlight the summer-long concert series, located at the Upper Merion Township Building Park, which is just a 10-minute drive from Norristown. The event series features some pretty awesome bands, who may surprise you. Below are five concerts that you should check out...| The Wingspan
It was 1967. A far-right revolution had just overthrown the democratic government and established a military dictatorship in Argentina. Porteños roamed and scurried the wide streets of Buenos Aires. Those associated with the arts found a home in a furnished bar lined with drinks and squeaky-clean glasses along the wall—well, rather in the men’s restroom...| The Wingspan
WWE is designed as a scripted performance art, blending athletics, drama, and storytelling, but is it considered “real” when one goes off script? There is a storyline in WWE where retired wrestler, “Kane” aka Glenn Thomas Jacobs, seemingly injured his opponent, Bryan Lloyed Danielson known as “Daniel Bryan’s.” Kane broke his neck, and it was...| The Wingspan
“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
Held every year for three days starting on the first Friday of June, Tōkasan [とうかさん] is the most festive of The post Tōkasan Yukata Festival appeared first on Get Hiroshima.| Get Hiroshima
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
Skagit Valley has something to do for everyone this summer! The post Summer in Skagit - June and July Events appeared first on Visit Skagit Valley.| Visit Skagit Valley
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
E.A. Hanks, Tom Hanks' daughter and self-described “Sacramento girl,” on her childhood and new book, "The 10: A Memoir of Family and the Open Road."| Sactown Magazine
As my head whacked into a protruding section of the staircase’s ceiling — undoubtedly, a mean-spirited prank by the house’s architect — Moon Veil vocalist Korben Mitchell informed me it was a rite of passage. Mitchell, along with drummer Skye Lewis, had just shown me the band’s practice space. A blue neon sign with the [...] The post Manitou Springs band Moon Veil discover themselves in psychedelic rock appeared first on Colorado Springs Independent.| Colorado Springs Independent
