A hidden ladder and tiny cubby in the Merchant’s House Museum point to a NoHo safe house on the Underground Railroad.

Ohio handed out more than $3 million in film tax credits to seven productions — including "Exodus," a project state filings suggest may be tied to the Superman sequel.

Denton’s free Arts & Jazz Festival will move from Quakertown Park to the North Texas Fairgrounds and shift to Sept. 11–13, 2026 amid funding and logistical pressures.

Carnaval Miami launched its 2026 slate this week, with neighborhood events across Little Havana and Coral Gables ahead of the Calle Ocho festival on March 15.

The 62nd Coconut Grove Arts Festival in Miami features over 275 artists, interactive sections, live music, and requires paid admission, with road closures during the event.

Honolulu’s Chinatown Festival & Parade returns Feb. 14 for its 50th year with lion dances, keiki zones, 40+ vendors and a 4:30 p.m. parade led by Sen. Karl Rhoads.

Walnut Hill School for the Arts students are set to perform "The Cottage" at Calderwood Pavilion, injecting British farce with modern elements and empowering female characters. School values character and community over competition.

The Woodson Museum is renovating its Jordan Park home after plans for a new building tied to the Rays' stalled stadium fell apart. The museum repurposed a $1M grant and expects to reopen this spring.

Hale Centre Theatre has opened the Beehive Stage and expanded its education center, adding seats and more classes for students as young as four. The move boosts local production capacity and training opportunities.

MJFF's 29th edition drew more than 58,500 attendees across South Florida and online, showcasing 139 films and dozens of sold‑out premieres.

MoSH has opened a search for a new executive director after Kevin Thompson resigned at the end of 2025; trustees say the recruitment is underway while museums remain open.

City records show about $8.5M sits unused in Portland's Arts Access Fund as nonprofits see grant funding fall. Advocates and some council members want changes now.

RiNo BID bought a 50% stake to rescue Denver's Underground Music Showcase. The festival will run July 24–26, 2026 with a new RiNo footprint and transit plans.