Experience Oakland's Culture on the Rails: BART and The Unity Council Present Día de los Muertos Festival and New Murals at Fruitvale Station
BART collaborates with The Unity Council to unveil new murals at Fruitvale Station, coinciding with the Día de los Muertos Festival in Oakland, a culturally rich event featuring music and altars.
Seattle's Ethnic Heritage Art Gallery Premieres "Going Home" – A Glimpse into JW Harrington's Vision of Return
The "Going Home" exhibit by JW Harrington at the Seattle Municipal Tower's Ethnic Heritage Art Gallery showcases evocative paintings exploring themes of home and identity from Oct 30, 2024, to Jan 22, 2025.
San Francisco Opera's Fall Season Finale: Georges Bizet's "Carmen" Returns with Star-Studded International Cast
The San Francisco O pera announces the return of Bizet's "Carmen" for the 2024 Fall Season, featuring the American debut of Eve-Maud Hubeaux and Jonathan Tetelman's role debut as Don José.
Frisco's Visionary Leap into the Arts: Potential New Center for the Arts Awaits Voter Approval
Frisco, Texas, plans to build a new arts center, including a 2,800-seat hall, with $100 million pledged by PISD and funds sought from private sources to avoid taxing residents. Voters will decide on the project in 2025.
"As You Like It" Brings Free Shakespeare to San Diego and Tijuana in Annual Globe for All Tour
The Old Globe's Globe for All Tour is presenting "As You Like It" across San Diego and Tijuana, seeking to provide free Shakespeare to diverse communities with public and select private performances.












