Terry Boers, a founding voice of 670 The Score and co-host of Boers & Bernstein, has died at 75. The station says it will celebrate his life on-air next week.

Grove City's City Hall Council Chamber hosts an exhibition of James Mateer's art, featuring colored pencil works and block prints, with pieces available for purchase.

Broadway In Boston announces the 2026-27 season lineup, featuring "Operation Mincemeat," "The Phantom of the Opera," and "Maybe Happy Ending," among other shows. Subscriptions are now available.

Henderson City Hall is hosting "Lure of the Land: Women Artists on Southern Nevada," an art exhibition featuring Southern Nevada through the works of various women artists.

"Mr. Pink" sculptures by artist Philippe Katerine offer whimsy and interaction with QR code prizes in NYC's Flatiron and NoMad, symbolizing resilience and emotional wounds.

San Francisco's Market Street features a poster series by Adrian Arias, celebrating the Mission District's culture. Part of the Art on Market Street Poster Series, the artworks will be displayed until March 2026.

Alliance Park in Fort Worth now features a new 23-foot-tall sculpture, 'Sipping From the Wetland', by local artist Anitra Blayton, celebrating wetlands and community involvement.

The Oak Cliff Cultural Center features two exhibitions, "Drawn To Life" with works across various mediums until February 13, and a solo exhibition by artist VET focused on recycling, ending January 24.

Seattle Children’s Theatre withdrew its planned Kennedy Center engagement for Young Dragon after talks with artists, partners and the Bruce Lee family.

Minneapolis’s Jungle Theater canceled the remainder of its 2025–26 season and paused programming amid mounting deficits, leaders say as they plan a path forward.

Oakland's landmark Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts reopens this weekend with a free festival and ticketed shows, returning a major stage to the city after years dark.

UNESCO tapped Chicago to host International Jazz Day 2026. Herbie Hancock and local partners will lead a month of concerts, education and a global Lyric Opera livestream.

Raleigh is launching a project where local artists will paint e-scooter and e-bike corrals for utility and aesthetics, enhancing city charm and safety.