Polka meets Sunday evening tradition on August 30, when “Barefoot Becky and the Ivanhoe Dutchmen” perform in Clarksville. Music fans will gather at the Reading Park Bandstand from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. for a spirited showcase of European-inspired tunes.

Venturing south from Cancún reveals a “lost city” that has long captured travelers’ imaginations. Described as home to “magical” ruins within an “impenetrable” rainforest, this hidden destination offers a glimpse into Mexico’s most elusive wonders.

Santa Fe’s fifth week of chamber music brings cherished classics and striking modern compositions together in one festival. From Schubert’s timeless songs to Bach and Scriabin’s melodic genius, music lovers can feast on a wide range of styles that underscore this year’s vibrant programming.

Mankato is embracing its heritage with a new Indigenous-themed playground at Land of Memories Park. Approved and funded by the Mankato City Council and the Department of Natural Resources, this development promises both recreational fun and deeper cultural appreciation.

Despite persistent rumors claiming the George M. Verity had closed its doors, it remains open and ready to greet visitors. Tours are accessible to anyone interested, confirming this iconic spot continues its operations uninterrupted.

Galveston welcomes the 12th annual OkraFest this Saturday, kicking off gala season with an intergalactic twist. Amid farm-to-table delicacies and live music, the much-loved tall ship Elissa also returns home to historic Galveston waters.

Fort Works Art is ramping up its presence in Fort Worth with an expanded leadership team and more ambitious programming. Founder Lauren Saba hopes this revitalized approach will draw regular visits from art collectors, permanently putting “Cowtown” on the arts world map.

San Francisco’s annual three-day music festival once again dazzled, but this year’s highlights weren’t confined to the stage. Conan O’Brien’s presence brought an extra spark, adding to a weekend already brimming with excitement.

Texas Rangers Golf Club’s Home Plate Restaurant & Patio invites you to relax and enjoy live performances by local singer-songwriters. Embrace the summer season every Friday evening and discover a welcoming atmosphere filled with music, good food, and community spirit.

Bellevue Arts Fair Weekend 2026 aims to unite two arts-and-crafts fairs for an anticipated crowd of 150,000 art enthusiasts—at no cost to attend. Organized across three days in July, this vibrant event promises a dynamic showcase of creativity.

Students at a special York University camp are exploring the leadership lessons of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, with a focus on his underappreciated trait of humility. Through classes with distinguished professors, talks from guest speakers, and field trips to top historical sites, participants come away equipped with new insights into service-oriented leadership.

A generations-old residence linked to Sen. John Sparkman in Huntsville, Alabama, is now on the market. Priced at $3.5 million, the house reflects both political heritage and enduring family ties.

These paintings are lauded for their extraordinary complexity and artistic execution. Each demands high-level skill and a fearless creative spirit, as revealed by a discussion that highlights the most difficult works to master.

Natchez residents and local businesses are urging city officials to revamp the area’s outdated signage. They believe fresh, modern markers would not only clarify directions for visitors but also boost the city’s overall appeal for all who travel its streets.

A car show is rolling into the LaPorte County Historical Society Museum this weekend, inviting enthusiasts and families alike to celebrate classic automobiles. This local event highlights not only vintage vehicles but also the region’s cultural heritage.

In “Home Is Where the Art Is,” Black artists use everyday moments and objects to reflect on the many ways we define “home.” Co-curated by Mueni Loko Rudd and Keyheira Keys, this exhibit offers a look at chipped religious iconography, red Solo cups, and lush backyards as part of the tapestry that shapes identity.

The Dublin Community Center—known locally as the DubHub—is opening its doors to jazz aficionados this weekend. Seasoned performers, beginners, and curious music lovers are invited to discover firsthand why jazz is often described as a universal language.

Santa Fe’s Traditional Spanish Market, one of the city’s largest cultural events, is returning this July with juried artwork in the spotlight. Organizers, artists, and community members alike look forward to celebrating the heritage that continues to shape this dynamic Southwestern region.

The annual Italian Festival returns to Utica with three days of food, music, and family-friendly activities. Taking place July 17 to 19 at St. Mary of Mount Carmel/Blessed Sacrament Parish, this community event promises pizza fritta, a Buona Fortuna raffle, and plenty of live entertainment.

Bulls bucked and guitars roared at the Tanana Valley State Fairgrounds, where a jam-packed crowd gathered for the Golden Days Rodeo and Music Festival. Competitors thrilled spectators with daring rides, while upbeat music kept spirits high all weekend.

Inside a restored 1903 livery building along the Rock River in Lake Mills, Wisconsin, a new Bourbon is making its mark—quite literally. Named in honor of a resident ghost, Mark’s Cask Strength Bourbon fuses local history, supernatural folklore, and expertly crafted distilling for a uniquely Wisconsin experience.