Teresa Bright, an influential Hawaiian singer, died at 64, leaving a legacy of award-winning music that extended international appeal, particularly in Japan.

The La Jolla Art & Wine Festival returns with over 170 artists and 35 wineries to support local schools on September 28-29, featuring a range of mediums and live entertainment.

Memphis celebrated 901 Day with festivities on Beale Street, featuring music, dance, and community pride. Rapper GloRilla received the key to the city during the event.

The Butter Fine Art Fair in Indianapolis has concluded, supporting Black artists by letting them keep full sales proceeds and drawing thousands to enjoy diverse art.

BART hosts a fashion show called "Project Doneway" featuring designs made from classic paper tickets by Bay Area fashion students, part of September's Transit Month activities.

The Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco (ICA SF) is relocating from Dogpatch to Downtown, setting up in The Cube in a two-year partnership with Vornado Realty Trust.

The Live Aloha Hawaiian Cultural Festival will bring Hawaii's culture to Seattle on September 8, featuring lei-making, food contests, workshops, marketplace, and performances.

The Delta Fair & Music Festival has opened at the Agricenter in Memphis, featuring rides, food, live music, and various attractions until September 8, 2024.

The Hillsboro Public Library will host the 3rd Annual Hispanic Heritage Art Exhibit from September 1 through October 31, featuring 22 artists and about 80 pieces created through various mediums.

Mesquite celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with festivities including health fairs, art exhibitions, and cultural events like Lotería Nights, showcasing the influence of Hispanic Americans in the community from September 15 to October 15.

Fort Worth's Diversity & Inclusion Employee Committee will host "Canvas of Culture: Hispanic Talent Shaping Fort Worth" to celebrate Hispanic Heritage and local Hispanic talents through a panel discussion and live performances.

The 9th Annual World Heritage Festival is scheduled for September 4-8, 2024, in San Antonio, showcasing the city's culture and history, including tours and entertainment events.

San Diego invites public feedback on the "Creative City" cultural plan, aiming to integrate arts into every neighborhood and strategize for the next decade.