Post Malone partners with TC Restaurant Group to open a large entertainment venue in downtown Nashville, featuring six bars and three stages, preserving historic architecture and expected to open this summer.

Minneapolis has launched a Bridge Fund for Dance Program offering $450K in grants to local dancers and companies, with applications open until July 15. Grants range from $5,000 to $30,000, aiming to foster innovation in the city's dance scene.

Glendale's communications team wins two PRSA Anvil Awards, showcasing their expertise in media relations and government PR.

Chicago celebrates Pride Month with festivals, parades, drag shows, and dedicated teen and pet events, featuring stars like Jesse McCartney and portrayed by community grand marshals promoting LGBTQ+ inclusivity.

Greenwood's Summer Concert Series starts at Craig Park with a lineup of live music every Saturday until August 9, featuring a variety of bands and local food and drinks.

Wake Forest is hosting a Dive-In Movie night featuring "Moana 2" on June 28 at Holding Park Aquatic Center, with swimming allowed during the screening.

"Singin' in the Rain" to be performed at Bloomington's Schneider Theater from July 31 to August 24, with tickets available for purchase on Artistry's website.

Montgomery County announces its Independence Day fireworks events scheduled for July 4th and 5th, with free parking, shuttles, and a call for community celebration.

Glendale's Convention & Visitors Bureau rebrands from 'Visit Glendale' to 'Experience Glendale' to attract tourists with a focus on hands-on experiences.

A Michelin-starred taco pop-up by Chef Mario Hernandez Alonso creates a buzz in Tempe, offering $10 specialty tacos to large crowds, as reported by Phoenix New Times and WorldClass.

Phoenix celebrates "602 Day" with discounts from local businesses, including donut deals, and promotes civic engagement and community spirit with various activities and initiatives.

The Asian Lantern Festival is returning to the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo from July 5 to August 24, with new attractions including a 100-foot dragon and a hydrangea and butterfly tree.

The "Sounds of Lewisville" concert series in DFW features The Zeppelin Project in June and ends with Red White & Lewisville, including fireworks, as part of the Lewisville 2025 vision plan.