Asheville's Holler Choir to Enchant Downtown Hickory with Unique Appalachian Sounds at Sails Original Music Series
The Sails Original Music Series in downtown Hickory will feature the Holler Choir on Friday at 7 p.m. It's a free concert showcasing the band's unique blend of old-time, Americana, and bluegrass music.
Sacramento Welcomes Spring with Sun and Rising Temperatures, Says National Weather Service
Northern California's weather is showing mild temperatures and clear skies this week, as forecasted by the National Weather Service, with a brief chance of morning showers today and warming temps throughout the week.
East Boston Man Wins $2 Million on State Lottery Instant Ticket, Eyes Family Future with Prize
Orley Espinosa of Revere won a $2 million grand prize from the Massachusetts State Lottery. He purchased the winning ticket at a 7-Eleven in East Boston and chose the cash option of $1.3 million. Espinosa plans to use the money to support his family, and the 7-Eleven store will receive a $20,000 bonus.
Harlem's Renowned Theatre Group Faces Uncertain Future After $60K NEA Funding Cut
Classical Theatre of Harlem faces a $60,000 grant cut from the NEA, potentially impacting their free Shakespeare performances. They aim to fundraise to cover the shortfall.
Brooklyn's Carroll Gardens Welcomes The Hanley, an Intimate Venue for Close-Up Magic and Cocktails
The Hanley in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, is a new magic show venue by magician Greg Dubin, offering intimate performances and a full bar in a historic location.
Lorde Set to Enchant San Francisco Fans on 'Ultrasound' World Tour with New Album 'Virgin'
Lorde announces her "Ultrasound" World Tour with a stop in San Francisco, promoting her new album "Virgin." The tour begins September 17, and tickets go on general sale May 16. Her song "Ribs" recently charted due to a TikTok trend.
Times Square Welcomes Thought-Provoking 12-Foot Bronze Statue of Young Woman in "Grounded in the Stars" Series
A 12-foot bronze statue of a young woman, part of the "Grounded in the Stars" series, was unveiled in Times Square as a public art installation challenging identity representation.












