The Cambridge Program for Individuals with Special Needs is presenting "The Big Christmas Show" featuring cast members with special needs, at the Russell Youth and Community Center.

Movies That Matter is screening "We Are Guardians" for free at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth to highlight the struggle against Amazon deforestation.

Tennessee is launching a plethora of new tourist attractions in 2026, including scenic lifts in Gatlinburg, a night ride at Dollywood, and new eateries and hotels statewide.

San Antonio Housing Trust approved the conversion of The Whitney hotel into a mixed-income residential building with 220 units to enhance affordable housing.

Nick Gundrum, a BFA Musical Theatre major, is a semifinalist in the American Pops Orchestra's vocal competition, with a chance to perform at Lincoln Center.

Students at Lahaina’s Princess Nāhiʻenaʻena Elementary designed ornaments that will be displayed around the National Christmas Tree in Washington, D.C., when the lighting opens later this week.

Michigan exhibitor Jordan Stancil is leasing Rogers Park’s New 400 and will relaunch it as The 400 Theater with upgraded projection and diverse programming.

Kalapana takes the Nā Mele stage for an hourlong PBS Hawai‘i tribute, mixing rare archival footage with new renditions.

Members of the Hawaiʻi Youth Symphony recorded the score for The Arrangements, and a limited 12" vinyl — with proceeds for Kalihi nonprofits — accompanies the release.

The Coral Springs Museum of Art introduces Art Therapy sessions for veterans and teens, led by Art Therapist Alicia Ballestas, to aid emotional relief and stress through creative expression.

The community board opposes demolishing the historic West Park Presbyterian Church due to its heritage value, despite the congregation facing financial difficulties and receiving a lucrative offer from developers.

Art Basel returns to Miami for its 23rd year, uniting nearly 300 galleries to showcase contemporary artists, with a focus on Latin American and Caribbean voices.

The Henry Ford Museum offered free entry on December 1 to honor the 70th anniversary of Rosa Parks' historic act, which is part of their exhibit "With Liberty and Justice for All."