Durham's City Hall hosts its first Staff Art Exhibition, displaying works by thirty local government employees.

The Slidell Art League won the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 19th Annual President's Arts Awards, recognized for its commitment to promoting arts in the St. Tammany Parish community.

Gloucester prepares for a Revolutionary War reenactment in 2026, to portray the 1775 Battle of Gloucester, a key event in U.S. naval history. Over 500 reenactors will participate in the event at Stage Fort Park.

The Bayou Classic in New Orleans combines HBCU pride, music, and black entrepreneurship, with events like the Greek Show and Battle of the Bands, as well as the Bayou Business Bowl for student entrepreneurs.

The New Texas Symphony Orchestra brings a free, family-friendly Joy concert to NorthPark Center on Friday, Dec. 5, kicking off the holidays under new conductor Dr. Michelle Perrin Blair.

Maple Grove, Minnesota, launched a social media initiative showcasing resident photography, highlighting community life, engaging locals, and featuring diverse themes.

The City of Cincinnati highlights the history of City Hall's Romanesque architecture and significance through a social media post featuring historical photos from the @cincylibrary archives.

Two University of Cincinnati researchers presented their discovery of a 3,500-year-old warrior's grave in Greece at the Met and discussed their findings, including a detailed sealstone, at a lecture.

Heritage Auctions' sale of comics and art totaled $29.36 million; Frank Frazetta's "Luana" sold for $1.75 million, and a Superman No. 1 comic fetched $9.12 million.

Las Vegas presents "The Afterparty", an art exhibit by Deborah Newman and Kat Ryals, exploring the city's glitzy façade and transient revelry. The free exhibit runs until January 23, 2026, at the Historic Fifth Street School.

The Detroit Historical Museum opened an exhibit called "Detroit Red Wings at 100" celebrating the centennial of the hockey team with memorabilia, interactive elements, and history.

An eighth-grader from Detroit won the "Color The Roar" Detroit Lions coloring book contest, beating over 50 other students with her artwork. She received a jersey and Lions swag for her efforts.

The Vogue Theater in San Francisco restores its 1940s neon marquee, with a celebratory lighting ceremony and a free screening of "SAN FRANCISCO" from 1936.