The touring production of Wicked returns to the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis July 8–Aug. 9; tickets go on sale March 6 at 10 a.m. Central.

Southern Nevada Art Museum opened a permanent fine‑art home at 1029 S. Main Street with a March 6 First Friday preview and a mid‑May grand celebration.

Wayne State’s Reuther Library will house the Heidelberg Project’s nonprofit archive, preserving four decades of photos, records and community programming for research.

Dakota is adding a private event room inside the historic Young-Quinlan building on Nicollet Mall, giving the club new space for bookings alongside its concert calendar.

Final touches are being added to illuminated floats as San Francisco prepares for the Chinese New Year Parade on Saturday, March 7. Expect crowds, street closures and Muni reroutes.

A court has temporarily halted the city's plan to dismantle the Vaillancourt Fountain while preservationists challenge the emergency exemption at the center of the dispute. A preliminary injunction hearing is set for April 6.

City Council will vote Wednesday on whether to add the Studio City 'Brady Bunch' house to Los Angeles' list of Historic‑Cultural Monuments after the Cultural Heritage Commission recommended the listing.

The Original Ninfa’s will host Houston’s official 2026 FIFA World Cup welcome mural, painted by local artist José “Meenr” Arredondo and featuring global soccer stars. The 160x20‑foot piece is set to be unveiled later in March.

The 14th San Antonio Book Festival returns April 11 with George Saunders, Julia Alvarez and more than 110 authors. A ticketed kickoff with Jenna Bush Hager opens the weekend.

A five-part documentary returns Tacoma’s Frugal Gourmet story to the spotlight, revisiting civil suits and survivor testimony that toppled a TV career.

Salt Lake County approved a shared two‑story rebuild of the West Valley Library with Ballet West, adding studio space and a black‑box theater while modernizing an aging branch.

Juraj Valčuha led a semi‑staged Act II of Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde at Jones Hall with an international cast and striking orchestral highlights. The run played Saturday and repeated Sunday.

The Forest Theater's executive artistic director left less than a year into the job while Forest Forward pushes ahead with an $80M restoration and a planned November reopening.