The Paramount Theatre in Austin celebrates its 50th Summer Classic Film Series with screenings, including "Casablanca," and will honor director Robert Rodriguez.

Scottsdale announces Cycle the Arts event—a free, registration-required, 8-mile bike tour of 13 public art installations—set for April 21 during Bike Month.

Portland offers a range of events this weekend: World Foods' birthday in Pearl District, International Booklover's Burlesque Festival, cult film double features at Portland Art Museum, and Pancakes & Booze Art Show at Hawthorne Theatre.

The Sevierville Police Department hosted 'Coffee With a Cop' to foster community relationships by offering locals a chance to converse with officers in an informal setting.

The City of St. Louis Park hosts the free Annual Kite Fly event on April 27th, with kites provided on a first-come basis and experts available to assist new fliers.

Andretti Indoor Karting & Games opens in Chandler with a three-level karting track and offers a variety of entertainment options including VR and laser tag.

Clackamas County celebrates National Fair Housing Month with children's artwork, honoring inclusivity and civil rights history while promoting the Fair Housing Act and its anti-discrimination principles.

TD Bank has launched a dog ATM in South Philadelphia that dispenses free biscuits to dogs, in a clever marketing move that also benefits a local animal rescue organization.

Sound Transit celebrates the opening of its 2 Line in Bellevue on April 27 with festivities, limited parking, and a shuttle service for attendees. Activities, giveaways, and assistance will be available at all new stations.

Anoka-Ramsey Community College theatre students present "Working," a musical about American workers’ lives, opening on April 12 with several dates following.

The 66th annual Ford Fireworks will take place on June 24 in Detroit, featuring over 10,000 pyrotechnic effects in a community-themed display organized by The Parade Company.

Kennesaw announces the return of the First Friday Concert Series from May to October, excluding July, featuring a variety of bands and providing shopping and dining experiences.

The May-retta Daze Festival returns to Historic Marietta Square on May 4-5, with arts, crafts, music, and a kid's zone. Hosted by Superior Plumbing, it offers handmade items and live performances.