Renowned conductor Seiji Ozawa, who led the Boston Symphony Orchestra and internationlly acclaimed ensembles, has died at 88 in Tokyo due to heart failure.

Hamtramck's 12th annual Paczki Run combines a 5k race with cultural celebrations, featuring paczki and drinks. The event supports city parks and embraces local diversity.

The premiere of the Bob Marley biopic "One Love" was held at the Regal South Beach Cinema in Miami, with actor Kingsley Ben-Adir playing Marley. The film is set for a Valentine's Day release.

Indie band Vampire Weekend will play during the total solar eclipse in Austin on April 8 at Moody Amphitheater, coordinating with their new album release.

The Austin Music Commission is considering stricter guidelines for the distribution of the Live Music Fund grants to ensure funds improve musicians' pay.

The musical adaptation of "Beetlejuice" begins performances at Austin's Bass Concert Hall, backed by a Tony Award-winning team and featuring an original score.

A Taylor Swift signed guitar from her Eras Tour is being auctioned for Arizona's Shade Tree Academy, aiding foster children, with authenticity certified by Autograph Pros and ACOA.

Lunar New Year celebrations include dragon dances and feasts in Detroit and St. Louis, with local events featuring Asian cuisine and cultural performances.

The Black History Greens Festival is taking place on February 24 in Santa Monica, celebrating Black History Month with a full schedule of activities, performances, and cooking demos.

Culver City announces a Special Events Grant Program, open for event ideas that benefit the community. The application period runs from February 21 to March 20, with an obligatory pre-application meeting on February 20.

Xavi, a 19-year-old regional Mexican artist, announces his first U.S. tour, the Poco a Poco Tour, with a performance scheduled at Houston's House of Blues on May 11. Tickets are available on Live Nation.

A Mega Millions ticket sold at Napa Bowl in California won $1.5 million by matching five numbers. The jackpot, however, was not won and has increased to $394 million.

Due to heavy rain, WM Phoenix Open attendees are directed to park at Westworld Sports Complex with shuttles to the event, while general admission goes to Salt River Fields. Rideshare users should use Lot R. The event continues despite weather issues.