The Bass is opening a free satellite gallery in Collins Park on March 28, debuting Pascale Marthine Tayou’s Welcome Wall and kicking off with a community picnic.

BodyTraffic — a repertory-minded contemporary troupe that helped build L.A.’s dance profile — will close this summer after Tina Finkelman Berkett steps back. The company plans final L.A. shows in June and a short national wind‑down through July.

A UCLA report finds Hollywood slipped on racial and gender diversity in 2025 even as diverse casts consistently performed best at the box office. Researchers warn studios risk ceding audiences — and revenue.

Bumbershoot trims base ticket tiers and offers a paid re-entry add-on for Labor Day weekend. The festival will also expand a campus 'sip & stroll' and keep kids 12 and under free.

A new public-art biennial, KTX, will debut on the 3.5-mile Katy Trail in spring 2027, pairing commissioned works with free programs across the route.

The Miami Film Festival’s 2026 program mixes live music, anniversary screenings and A‑list guests — opening April 9 with Tuner and closing April 19 with Power Ballad.

The century‑old Yates Theater won a zoning variance to reopen as a roughly 300‑seat indie cinema with a bar; developers signed a neighbor agreement and will pursue permits.

The Bradley Wing reopens mid‑March with a refreshed presentation of Peg Bradley’s modern collection, returning conserved works to the museum’s renewed galleries.

Millvale Music Festival returns May 15-16 with 300+ acts on 28 stages across the borough. The free, two-day event fills Millvale's bars, breweries and streets with music and art.

A UC study finds murals can triple foot traffic on Cincinnati blocks, with the biggest gains near clusters of restaurants and shops.

Villa Terrace hit a fundraising milestone and will start major masonry and exterior repairs this spring to protect its century‑old villa and Renaissance garden.

Charlotte will host the Stellar Gospel Music Awards, bringing national gospel stars and an expected boost to Uptown's visitor economy. City leaders and producers unveiled the partnership Tuesday.

Producers are staging premieres in London to tap Britain’s tax relief and lower venue and labor costs, reshaping where new American theater is developed.