Tyler, the Creator performed a surprise 30-minute rooftop show at Boston's Lovejoy Wharf, drawing fans to an intimate session where he showcased his new album "Chromakopia."

Chicago embraces Día de los Muertos with festivities and ofrendas, while activists use the holiday to address social issues like immigration and racism.

The Kelce brothers have teamed up with Boyz II Men to release a Christmas single titled "It's Christmas Time (In Cleveland Heights)," capturing their hometown holiday spirit.

Orlando Mendez, known as the "Cuban Cowboy," headlines the Country Bay Music Festival in Miami, highlighting the increasing Latin influence in country music.

The Illinois State Museum is hosting a Day of the Dead Family Day with art, dance, and cultural activities at the State Fairgrounds to promote cultural understanding.

The Houston SPCA's Howl-O-Ween Ball fundraiser, with the theme of philanthropy and entertainment, successfully raised $1.3 million for animal welfare.

The Lost Dutchman Marathon in Arizona is seeking sponsors for its event, which benefits local youth organizations and contributes to the local economy.

The 14th annual Festival at the Switchyard in Carrollton features free entertainment, including performances by The Wallflowers and Deep Blue Something, local talents, food, crafts, and family activities.

The Ben Hotel in West Palm Beach is introducing the region's first outdoor ice-skating rink, operational from November 2, 2024, to March 1, 2025, with a winter-themed atmosphere.

Southern Skates in Dallas is having an adults-only Halloween skate party with costume wear on October 31, from 9:30 PM to 1 AM. Admission is $5, plus $3 for skate rental.

Robert Pattinson and Zendaya are in Boston filming "The Drama," attracting fans on Federal Street and mingling at local spots like Harvard University and Tatte.

The Muny announces its 107th season for 2025, featuring new and returning Broadway shows, including Dear Evan Hansen and Frozen, with sales starting in March and May.

White Settlement Parks and Recreation thanked everyone for the successful Haunted Trails event, highlighting community support from local leaders, volunteers, sponsors, and businesses.