Pullen Park is hosting "Pages at Pullen: Stories and Crafts," a free event on October 17th featuring storytelling and crafting for kids and caregivers.

The Marietta Arts Council is hosting a month of art events in October to celebrate National Arts & Humanities Month, including festivals, performances, dining experiences, and a fundraiser.

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass drew huge crowds over the weekend as it celebrated its 25th year. The free music festival takes over large swathes of Golden Gate Park the first weekend of October each year, welcoming musicians and music lovers alike. Close to eighty musical acts performed during the sunny three-day span.

Janet Echelman's installation "Remembering the Future" at MIT Museum, realized with Caitlin Mueller and CAST, blends art with climate data, modeling Earth's past and potential futures through woven sculptures and interactive elements.

The 2nd Friday Art Walk in Carrboro and Chapel Hill is set for Oct. 10, featuring live music, poetry, and exhibits at various venues including town hall and local businesses.

The Pembroke Pines Festival of the Arts at Charles F. Dodge City Center offers live performances, workshops, food trucks, and a market on November 8-9.

Castro clay and pottery enthusiasts will soon have two new spaces to work on their art projects.

Frisco announces roadwork projects impacting traffic, including Del Webb Blvd., Hearthstone Dr., Quest Ct., Waterbury Dr., and Kings Ridge Rd., with detailed PDFs provided online for affected routes.

Columbia, Tennessee unveiled a Thurgood Marshall statue, honoring his civil rights legacy and the city's historical significance following the 1946 race riot.

Acworth celebrates National Arts and Humanities Month in October, with the city council and Mayor Allegood recognizing local cultural institutions and initiatives.

Mesa Library is hosting Fandom Week with themed activities for pop culture fans at all locations, including interactive movie events and games for all ages.

San Diego Public Library is celebrating Banned Books Week with events to oppose censorship and promote intellectual freedom, highlighting 821 censorship attempts in 2024 and featuring George Takei as honorary chair.

Artist Michael Duncan will discuss his abstract sculptures blending cubism and human anatomy at the Visual Art League of Lewisville's Art Talk on October 14.