The Renkon Project transformed the shuttered Waikiki War Memorial Natatorium into a powerful canvas for Hiroshima remembrance, featuring film projections and live performances by renowned artists.

Raleigh hosts a free document preservation workshop for residents interested in family history, scheduled for September 9 at the Five Points Center for Active Adults.

Boyz II Men returns to The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan for four intimate August shows, bringing their legendary harmonies back to Vegas.

The IT CAME FROM TEXAS Film Festival is returning, featuring Texas-themed classics at the Plaza Theatre from Sept 12-14, with special guests and an all-access pass available.

The New Tampa Performing Arts Center is hosting its Annual Arts Festival, featuring a free showcase of local artistic talent and family-friendly activities like a Disney sing-along.

Sacramento initiates an artistic crosswalk project to enhance pedestrian safety and community engagement in South Natomas, emphasizing creative designs by artists near local schools.

The Texas Latino Comic Con celebrates Latino heritage in comics and includes panels, lucha libre, and art, taking place at the Latino Cultural Center in Dallas on August 9.

UC Riverside laid off the entire team managing California's premier digital newspaper archive despite recent funding restoration, putting 23.5 million historical pages at risk.

Denton's "Scary Chairy Orchard" art installation will return this October, inviting locals to contribute creatively upcycled chairs by September 19 for a community Halloween event.

Chicago's Mazon Creek fossil site is being excavated and studied by Field Museum researchers, revealing ancient creatures, with the museum providing a hands-on educational experience for visitors.

The Amplify 817 Showcase in Fort Worth showcases local musical talent, featuring artists like Grady Spencer. The free event is on Aug. 16 and promotes community and artist support.

Fort Worth recognizes a local emblem, a billboard warped by tornadoes, as a symbol of the community's resilience and has preserved it as a public art piece in Linwood.

Red Clay State Historic Park hosts a Cherokee Cultural Celebration showcasing traditional dances, crafts, and traditions of Cherokee tribes, with events including a hawk release and educational exhibits.