EZ Band, known for their "Hey There Delilah" cover, hit 1 million Spotify plays and will perform live at Garland's Plaza Theater.

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema opens in Indianapolis, featuring 14 screens, racing themes, and serves food and drinks with a strict no-talking policy to enhance the cinematic experience.

The San Diego Youth Symphony and Sinfónica Juvenil de Tijuana collaborated for a concert, highlighting unity and cultural exchange amidst border challenges.

Third Eye Blind will headline Austin's New Year's Eve celebration at Auditorium Shores, a free, family-friendly event with music, food, and fireworks.

Fort Worth hosts an event on November 21 to honor Native American Heritage Month, focusing on local Indigenous history and current challenges, with topics like the Village Creek attack and missing Indigenous women.

The City of Lewisville invites 9-12th grade students to design the 2025 ColorPalooza logo for a chance to win a $1,000 scholarship, with submissions due by December 6.

Boulder Arts Commission opens applications for the 2025 Cultural Grants Program, offering over $1.4 million to support various arts initiatives, including individual artists and cultural institutions.

The How Weird Street Faire in San Francisco will no longer take place due to high costs and other financial challenges, including a significant weather setback.

AMC Theatres is set to open AMC Roosevelt Collection 16 in Chicago's South Loop in early 2025, taking over the spot of the closed ShowPlace Icon Theatre.

Magnuson Park hosts an art event with studio tours, a reception at Magnuson Park Gallery, and art activities, celebrating a decade of cultural contributions.

The Suffers, a Gulf Coast Soul band, are set to perform at the Plaza Theatre in Garland, energized by lead singer Kam Franklin and backed by a dynamic horn section. Tickets are available for $27-$32 for a night of vibrant music.

The Star of India in San Diego is celebrating its 161st birthday with free weekend tours, highlighting its status as the world's oldest active sailing ship.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston celebrated its 100th anniversary with a Grand Gala Ball, raising $5.5 million with the aid of prominent figures and donors.