The Louvre’s landmark "Louvre Couture" comes to MFAH Nov. 19 with 35 curated ensembles paired with works from the museum’s collection.

Clark County exhibits "The Choices of Man Through the Lens of the Holocaust," reflecting on moral choices during the Holocaust and urging people to act against injustice.

Supervisor Stephen Sherill is proposing a local rule change to let movie theaters sell alcohol without meeting San Francisco’s 51% food‑sales test, a move tied to the Clay Theater revival.

Hawai‘i's Ki‘i Kon Art Contest invites teens to reimagine their favorite book covers for a chance to win prizes, including a trip to meet a famous artist.

Buffalo Tom hosts its "Please Come to Boston" music festival in Somerville with unique performances and a Q&A session, reflecting the band's journey and fan dedication.

ReflectSpace Gallery hosts Carolyn Castaño's "Viajero Del Tiempo/Time Traveler" exhibit, focusing on memory, identity, and migration using her father's photo archive and landscapes. The show runs until February 1, 2026, at Glendale Central Library.

Jacksonville is hosting an event for the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims to commemorate lives lost and discuss road safety improvements.

Anime Frontier Library Meetup at Vivian J. Lincoln Library offers cosplay, manga swap, and Japanese culture activities ahead of the Anime Frontier convention.

Anna Fubini's art installation "Letters Rewoven" in Somerville's Lou Ann David Park features local residents' writings turned into pulp and interwoven in a gazebo, designed to decompose and sprout wildflowers.

University of Cincinnati's architecture program gained international recognition at the 2025 Venice Biennale with their installation "INOSCULAE," highlighted in a Building Design article.

The Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas outlines a variety of November cultural events, including a Día de Muertos exhibition, Shakespeare's "Richard III," gardening and art workshops, concerts, and the Art Mart for collectors.

Sacramento musicians can attend The Sound Business Summit, with free workshops to boost their careers, including a “Making Money with Music” session, from November 10–15.

The Latino Cultural Center in Dallas celebrated Día de los Muertos with its 22nd annual festival featuring dance, music, and art, promoting community and heritage.