Boulder celebrates Día de los Muertos with community altars honoring past leaders and a procession on Pearl Street, inviting reflection on historical figures' legacies.

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.

The Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco opened its new location in the Financial District, aiming to rejuvenate the area with free access to contemporary art and diverse narratives.

Battleship Texas's future is uncertain after the Galveston Wharves Board ended mooring talks, with the ship's destination and tourism potential unresolved.

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.

"60 Minutes" aired a segment on the Columbia River Bar, showcasing the Coast Guard's rigorous training in one of the most dangerous waterways, known as the 'Graveyard of the Pacific.'

A fashion exhibit at William P. Hobby Airport showcases sustainable designs created from recycled aircraft seat leather, highlighting Southwest Airlines' commitment to sustainability.

Christian Youth Theater presents Disney's "The Little Mermaid" at Lewisville Grand Theater from Nov. 1-10 with tickets available for purchase online and at the door.

Our Productions Theatre Co. is holding a free workshop for young musical theatre enthusiasts in Lewisville on November 2nd, with another session planned for March 1, 2025.

Collect-A-Con returns to Houston with trading cards, anime merch, and stars like Chuck Norris. Tickets start at $25, with the event promising a wide array of collectibles and guest appearances.

Mary Kouyoumdjian is a finalist for the 2024 Pulitzer Prize in Music for "Paper Pianos," a work exploring refugee struggles, including Afghan pianist Milad Yousufi's story.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass highlights the Department of Cultural Affairs' art exhibitions, featuring diverse and culturally rich programs, free to the public, across various city galleries.

"A Change of Direction," a bronze sculpture of a young deer by artist Darrell Davis, has been installed at Meadowbrook Park Sculpture Garden in Arlington, symbolizing life's crossroads.