The article discusses the history of curling, its strategic elements, and the community culture surrounding the sport, highlighting New York's curling clubs and the passion for the game beyond the Olympics.

Le Krewe d'Etat paused at Gallier Hall Friday night as its secretive 'Dictator' accepted a champagne toast during the Uptown parade.

Mama’s Makin’ Bacon returns to Memorial Auditorium next Sunday, bringing drag, burlesque and auctions to raise funds for the Sacramento LGBT Community Center.

Keith Urban will headline Country Summer in Santa Rosa June 12–14. Early‑bird three‑day passes start at $185 and new VIP packages are part of the rollout.

Gasparilla returns to Meridian Fields April 10–12 with Mt. Joy, Two Friends and Gov’t Mule headlining a stacked, multi‑day lineup. Tickets and VIP packages are available now.

Noah Kahan will headline Wrigley Field for two nights this July, with Gigi Perez opening and tickets moving through official channels. Dates, start times and transit info are inside.

The krewes of Hermes and Iris gathered in the French Quarter Friday morning for a traditional Toast to the Messenger Gods, launching Hermes Friday and the weekend's parades.

Free F1 demos and drifting will fill a stretch of E Jefferson Street on March 14, with fan zones, merchandise and top drivers on hand.

La Casita, a Bad Bunny‑themed pop‑up, opens Feb. 13 at Social A in Dallas with island cocktails, guest DJs and a Bad Bunny‑heavy soundtrack through March 7.

Patrick Warburton drew cheers Thursday as he arrived to serve as Bacchus LVII, warming up crowds ahead of this Sunday’s Krewe of Bacchus parade.

Raleigh is launching private outdoor adventure programs in May for diverse groups, featuring customizable activities like reptile lessons and survival challenges, with group discounts and hands-on experiences like fishing and paddling.

Formula 1 is trading the track for the Marina waterfront as Yuki Tsunoda brings the championship-winning RB7 to the streets of San Francisco for a free, high-octane spectacle. Get ready for a symphony of V8 engines and world-class stunt driving in one of the city's most scenic settings.

The Palm Tree Festival in West Palm Beach is expected to attract over 12,000 people, boosting local businesses and contributing to the city's economic growth.