The Apollinaire Theatre Company's "Is This a Room" uses Reality Winner's FBI transcript to tell her interrogation story, captivating audiences with its psychological intensity and verbatim dialogue.

Artists can submit pet-themed artwork for the "Pets: An Extension of Family" exhibit at Maricopa Library & Cultural Center. Application deadline is January 8, 2026.

The article discusses the return of the world's largest menorah near Central Park for Hanukkah, detailing the nightly celebrations and the significance of the menorah's design and history.

"Clarksville, TN celebrates its history with the release of 'Historic Clarksville 1784-2024,' a book detailing its 240-year history, authored by Jimmy Settle and supported by Wally Burchett of Burchett Media."

The Latino Cultural Center, with Texas Folklife, will hold "Fiestas Navideñas" on December 14, 2025, to celebrate Latinx holiday traditions in Dallas.

City News recounts Fort Worth's history of Christmas celebrations, tracking its evolution from a single tree in 1947 to today's 80-foot spruces and sparkling downtown adorned with festive lights and decorations.

Philadelphia announces "Bells Across PA" with 20 Liberty Bell replicas designed by local artists, set to enhance neighborhoods in 2026 as part of America250PA celebrations.

San Francisco International Airport's Harvey Milk Terminal 1 won the Prix Versailles award, recognized for its design, cultural sensitivity, and sustainability efforts.

The 23rd Annual Parol Lantern Festival in San Francisco celebrates Filipino culture with lanterns, performances, and food, promoting resilience and unity.

San Francisco's Asian Art Museum is returning four ancient Thai bronze sculptures to Thailand, ending their half-century of Western possession following their looting in the 1960s.

Oceanside Museum of Art is set to expand into the historic former Fire Station 1, with funding support and city council approval for a lease extension.

Fort Worth's historic Camp Bowie Boulevard, known as 'The Bricks,' faces challenges balancing between preservation and modern needs, with hidden historical features beneath its surface and a community committed to maintaining its heritage.

Lucasfilm will re-release a newly restored 1977 theatrical cut of Star Wars on Feb. 19, 2027 — the version where Han shoots first — reviving memories of SF’s Coronet. Ticketing details will appear on StarWars.com.