James Taylor is adding two August shows in Boston at the MGM Music Hall at Fenway, aiming to delight fans with classics and new hits from his Grammy-winning "American Standard" album.

Cyndi Lauper's farewell tour stops in Cincinnati on July 29. Advance ticket sales are starting, and philanthropic efforts will accompany her performances.

Raleigh introduced the Rec’d Out Mobile Recreation Unit, a vehicle bringing games and activities to local spots, combining outdoor and digital play, starting at the Teen Egg Hunt.

Maná is set to perform in San Jose on December 5-6 during their "Vivir Sin Aire" tour across North America, aiming to break concert records in Los Angeles and support Latina entrepreneurs.

Circus Circus Las Vegas is offering Nevada locals a 50% discount for its Adventuredome amusement park on March 15, requiring only a Nevada ID to access the deal.

FoodieLand returns to the Arizona State Fairgrounds on March 21-23 with over 250 vendors, diverse food offerings, artisan crafts, and live performances. Tickets are $6, parking is $12.

Mexican rock band MANÁ will tour North America and stop in Phoenix for two nights in November. Proceeds support a program empowering Latina entrepreneurs.

Miami Commissioner JC Bermudez is hosting a free Movie Night Under the Stars featuring "Inside Out 2" at North Trail Park on March 21, including free snacks and photos with the Easter Bunny.

White Settlement Community Services promotes a screen-free Spring Break with library events like Teen Game Night, Storytime, crafting circles, TinkerLab, and a Craft Club. Activities are tailored for various age groups.

The Chandler Chamber Ostrich Festival celebrates its 35th anniversary, offering carnival rides, concerts, and unique shows over two weekends in March at Tumbleweed Park.

Maná announces back-to-back concerts in San Antonio, with ticket sales starting March 14, and part of the proceeds supporting 'Latinas Luchonas' program.

Matt Rife impresses at Houston's Toyota Center with his Stay Golden Tour, featuring local talents like Mo Amer and surprises like a duet with Paul Wall. His ability to connect with large audiences is recognized.

Austell is hosting a public memorial for Angie Stone, which is fully booked. Stone died in a car crash at 63, after a performance in Alabama. A private service will follow in South Carolina.