After years of limited public access, the Detroit Children's Museum reopens July 25 with state grant support, monthly family days and expanded school programming.

The International Black Theatre Festival returns to Winston‑Salem July 27–Aug. 1 with more than 100 performances, workshops, panels and community events across downtown venues.

Stellantis says it’s weighing whether to open the old Dodge Viper plant in Detroit as a public car museum that could showcase dozens of concept and historic vehicles. The plan is exploratory and no timeline has been set.

Clay By The Bay abruptly closed after a landlord eviction, leaving potters and teachers rushing to retrieve work and sort out refunds and memberships.

The Rockettes will stage a record 230 performances of the 2026 Christmas Spectacular at Radio City, adding a new number and immersive staging.

PNB is opening the Peter Boal Center in SoDo, leasing space in the Track Six building to expand lower-division and adult classes. Renovations start next week with a goal to welcome students by fall 2027.

Festival Latino is moving from Genoa Park to Columbus Commons and the Ohio Theatre Aug. 22 623, with international headliners and expanded family programming.

Morgan Freeman’s Symphonic Blues Experience plays Houston on Aug. 7 at the Wortham Center, pairing Delta‑blues stars with a live orchestra and Freeman’s narration.

Exactly one year after Malcolm-Jamal Warner's death, his widow filed in DeKalb County seeking about $1.2M from the family trust and his mother over alleged unpaid prenup promises.

A $1.79M state arts award will help convert the former Lincoln Recovery Center into a community-owned HEArts hub with an auditorium and youth programs.

Amrit Kohli held a June 27 Schiffer Park benefit supporting Palestinians while pursuing a legal challenge with Ferndale's Affirmations center.

Young the Giant will headline the fifth Annapolis Songwriters Festival Sept. 10–13, joining 115+ artists and dozens of free shows across downtown.

The Academy Museum will open Cinelandia on Sept. 25, 2027 — a sweeping exhibition tracing Mexican and Mexican American film from the silent era to today. The show will pair films with rarely seen artifacts and a slate of programs.