One of the members of a popular girl group is confirmed to be absent from the upcoming Coachella performances. Fans are left wondering if she will rejoin the lineup anytime soon, with no clear timeline yet provided.

A mysterious “haunted narrative” beckons thrill-seekers to the old Griffith Park Zoo. This immersive event promises eerie encounters with ghosts and a captivating night of spooky fun.

Rev. Al Sharpton has acquired Harlem’s historic Faison Firehouse Theater and plans to transform the century-old building into the new headquarters for the National Action Network. This redevelopment underscores both the neighborhood’s cultural legacy and Sharpton’s mission to elevate community activism in a storied part of New York City.

Immerse yourself in the American Revolution at the Historic New Orleans Collection. With HistoPads providing 360-degree views, this world-premiere exhibit offers an innovative window into the events that shaped a nation.

Karl Lagerfeld’s legendary 18th-century estate, Manoir du Mée, is now on the market just outside Paris for $3.1 million. Once featured in Chanel ad campaigns, the historic residence also served as a home for members of Monaco’s royal family.

A new free art gallery is turning heads in south Joplin. Conceptualized by Brenda Hayes, this pint-sized space echoes the idea of the popular Little Free Library — but with a creative twist.

The Artist Colony in Englewood is hosting its second Woodstock tribute benefit festival on Sunday, April 12 at Pioneer Plaza, 345 W. Dearborn St. This event features live music, local art, and a variety of food and beverages in a vibrant community setting.

Every year, Kentucky celebrates its vibrant heritage with more than 700 festivals statewide. From savory local dishes to stirring artistic showcases, each fair reflects the distinctive spirit of the Bluegrass State.

Mark and Juner Patnode of New London come from contrasting painting traditions, yet a tragic twist of fate united their lives. Their upcoming Norwich exhibition reflects resilience, the fusion of diverse approaches, and a compelling message about art born from adversity.

Rain might be in the forecast, but it won’t stop the fun across San Francisco’s neighborhoods this month. Eighteen vibrant events—from jazz concerts to block parties—highlight The City’s unwavering commitment to celebrating culture and community.

Downtown Racine’s Artists Gallery is unveiling a new exhibit this April featuring artist Beth Dary. Titled “Breaking Out: An exhibition of experimentation and …,” the show highlights a collaborative approach to fine art in the local community.

Loon Country Arts has officially opened its doors at 426 Bemidji Ave. N., inside the historic Carnegie Library. The Bemidji Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors recently honored this milestone, underscoring the significance of local business development in the area.

From the shimmering skyline of Shanghai to serene canal-rimmed villages, this journey captures the contrasts of eastern China. Modern energy meets timeless tradition as centuries-old pathways and waterways offer a glimpse into a slower, deeply rooted way of life.

An 1897 estate in Salisbury will host a one-night-only French-inspired tasting dinner, prepared by Chef Todd Villani. Terre à Terre’s announcement underscores the event’s exclusivity and culinary sophistication, all set against the backdrop of Bonaparte Castle’s historic charm.

In Shanghai’s historic Wukang Road stands a restored 1930s garden house, now serving as the flagship store of the emerging fashion brand XiaoZhuo. Surrounded by greenery and animated by changing seasons, the space embraces the brand’s playful, creative spirit. It offers relaxation along with retail, reflecting an ethos of curiosity and guidance.

Richard Petronio’s digital giclee print, “The Hue of War,” is one of the abstract works on display at the Afterimage exhibit in FOMA Gallery. This group show also introduces pieces by Bonnie Bishop, Clare Bonser, Fran Gutierrez, and Michael Miller, offering a vibrant look at the boundary-pushing realm of abstract photography.

Abigail Adams once famously said, “Remember the ladies.” This article reflects on that call by exploring how families can celebrate Women’s History Month together, with stops in cities like Washington, Philadelphia, and New York—each offering opportunities to learn about visionary women.

The Tampa Museum of Art has announced an international search for its next Executive Director as Dr. Michael Tomor, who guided a decade of growth and initiated the Centennial Campaign, prepares to retire. The Museum has appointed Russell Reynolds Associates to lead this global effort, reflecting the organization’s continued momentum and commitment to excellence.

Seven local high school students are heading to the PMEA Region II Band Festival, where they will join some of the most promising musicians in northwestern Pennsylvania. The three-day event takes place at Northwestern High School, promising an immersive musical experience for all involved.

Maui artist Ali invites art lovers to explore abstract painting in a “Paint + Sip” class on March 22. Held at King’s Tide Lahaina, the session offers a unique chance to transform your canvas into a stylish, wearable clutch.

Ngurrara cultural leaders, performers, and artists brought their landmark Ngurrara Canvas II to the 25th Biennale of Sydney, shining a spotlight on Indigenous heritage in a global artistic forum. Harnessing the power of cultural expression, this showcase underscores the profound importance of preserving and sharing tradition.