Chicago's MCA is fostering inclusivity by prioritizing bilingual access, integrating Spanish alongside English. Meanwhile, the Museum of Broadcast Communications is launching pop-up exhibits celebrating Johnny Carson and late-night TV history.

The Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia canoes arrived in Rarotonga for the first time since 1992, engaging in cultural exchanges and events involving local leaders, communities, and schools, and emphasizing Polynesian seafaring traditions.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center in Dallas is host to various cultural events, including the Right 2 Write Poetry Slam, workshops, art exhibits, and more, offering a vibrant experience for the creative community.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has announced "For The Culture Week" from August 25-31 to celebrate Black heritage, with events like the Essence HBCU Classic and the New Edition Street Naming Ceremony.

South San Francisco's Concert in the Park features Ozomatli and Livewire on September 20, with free music, family activities, and food at Orange Memorial Park.

The Illinois Holocaust Museum is opening a pop-up exhibit in Chicago's Loop called "Experience 360," featuring immersive holographic survivor accounts.

More than 300 pieces of artwork from the legendary Mirage casino will be auctioned off this month, offering collectors their first chance to own authentic pieces from the shuttered Strip resort.

The City of Raleigh Museum hosts a free "Family Fun Day Zines!" event for kids to learn and create DIY zines on September 13, fostering creativity and family bonding.

Broward County introduces "Arts Launch Broward" on October 5, a free cultural event at the Broward Center with performances, exhibits, and activities.

Pullen Arts Center in Raleigh is holding an artist talk on September 18, featuring insights from creators of the "Wandering Between Worlds" exhibit. The event is free to the public.

The 250th anniversary of the Tryon Resolves was celebrated in North Carolina with historical reenactments and a musket volley, attended by legislators and patriotic organizations.

A photo essay by Phoenix New Times depicts the Phoenix skyline's evolution from low-rise buildings to modern skyscrapers, reflecting the city's growth from 100,000 residents in the 1950s to 1.6 million today.

Lake Lynn Community Center hosts "Autumn Adventures" for preschoolers, offering fall-themed crafts and snacks on October 6, aimed at fostering creativity.