The Tobin Center announces "Sugar Skull! A Dia De Muertos Musical Adventure" for October, offering a vibrant cultural theatre experience for families.

Blaine City Hall is hosting a "Meet the Bunny" event on March 16 and a "Breakfast with the Bunny" on March 23, featuring photo opportunities and activities for local families. Spaces are limited to 25 seats per session.

"Oregon-produced movie "My Dead Friend Zoe," created by U.S. Army vet Kyle Hausmann-Stokes, debuts at SXSW, addressing the veteran experience with PTSD."

New England Patriots alumni and cheerleaders joined National Read Across America Day at Worcester's Chandler Elementary, donating books and promoting literacy.

LEGOLAND California broke the Guinness World Record for the largest gathering in dinosaur costumes, with 1,273 participants celebrating the upcoming opening of Dino Valley.

The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater will perform at The Tobin Center in San Antonio on March 5th, showcasing a blend of traditional and contemporary dance under the leadership of artistic director Robert Battle.

The Griot Party Experience in Seattle celebrated Black storytelling with music, art, and narratives, drawing over 200 attendees despite the cold, and received funding from the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods.

The U.S. Senate's Appropriations Committee allocated $135.25 billion in discretionary and $172.5 billion in mandatory funding for VA in FY2024, with additional funds for future years.

Senator Patty Murray confirmed full funding for WIC at $7.03 billion, which will benefit nearly 7 million women and children, rejecting proposed cuts by House Republicans.

HAAM is requesting $500,000 from Austin’s city budget to fund health insurance for local musicians, as city officials face potential budget constraints.

The Phoenix Scottish Games celebrated Scottish culture with athletics, dance, music, and equal pay for female athletes.

Santa Clarita's One Story One City program features Kelsey James' 'The Woman in The Castello,' where residents engage in events linked to the mystery novel set in 1960s Italy.

The 'American Pickers' team will search for hidden treasures in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and New Jersey this April, avoiding commercial stores and focusing on private collections.