Laurel is preparing for its Community and Culture Day 2024, inviting people to enjoy diverse performances, food, and entertainment, with vendor applications due by September 1st.

The Artists Without Limits Art Exhibit features works by disabled artists from Anne Arundel County at the Michael E. Busch Annapolis Library, with an opening ceremony honoring the participants.

Bloomington introduces vibrant ARTBOXES by local artists to deter graffiti and beautify the South Loop District, alongside a new COVID-19 memorial at Civic Plaza commemorating pandemic losses.

Grand Prairie libraries are hosting a magic show with Sam the Magic Man on July 26, offering illusions and comedy suitable for all ages with performances at three local libraries.

A student art exhibit at Glendale City Hall promotes water conservation, featuring works from the MWD's "Being Waterwise Is…" project, including two Glendale students.

Miami Beach celebrates Simón Bolívar y Las Americas Day, honoring the South American hero with a cultural event featuring speeches and a wreath-laying ceremony.

The 10th National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis drew over 50,000 participants and concluded with a Mass by Cardinal Tagle, who shared Pope Francis's blessings and the message of Eucharistic conversion.

The Coon Rapids Arts Commission is hosting a 2024 Photo Contest themed "Teamwork in Coon Rapids" with cash prizes, open to photographers of all ages until Sept. 13.

The 9th annual San Antonio Reggae Festival will be held on July 27 at Rosedale Park, featuring live music, Jamaican food, and cultural activities, with at least 10 bands set to perform.

New Mayor Johnny Rodriguez of Balcones Heights, known for its cultural scene and jazz festival, is set to influence the city's future arts and economic development.

The FDA discovered that over a third of tattoo and permanent makeup inks tested were contaminated with bacteria, challenging the safety practices within the industry.

Cutting Ball Theater in San Francisco is closing due to financial challenges, despite a successful fundraising effort and a history of avant-garde productions since 1999. They plan a final season focused on Trans & Queer voices.

Fort Worth libraries are hosting artist Laura R. Post for free crafting workshops on bookmaking and papermaking with invasive plants this summer, with advance registration required for adults.