As St. Patrick’s Day nears, the Folk Orchestra of Santa Barbara is gearing up for a weekend of Celtic melodies. Audiences can experience jigs, reels, and folk songs that celebrate Ireland’s cultural heritage from Friday to Sunday.

A trio of prominent performers—Twenty One Pilots, Zac Brown Band, and Megan Moroney—will lead the 2026 March Madness Music Festival in Indianapolis. This free, annual concert runs from April 3 to 5, coinciding with the NCAA Final Four Weekend’s excitement.

An ordinance to rename Pioneer Park is stirring confusion among local residents. Once called Pioneer Memorial Park, the site was founded by the Pioneers of Alaska in 1960, and some argue it remains symbolic of the region’s heritage.

A new dogwood sculpture has arrived in downtown Palestine, ushering in a season of renewal and community pride. Timed to coincide with the Dogwood Trails Celebration, this striking piece of art brings together residents and visitors to enjoy the vibrant spirit of spring.

Although best known for its Civil War legacy, Gettysburg has much more in store for curious travelers. A recently published guide highlights everything from local character to Pennsylvania’s signature charm, offering a fresh view of this historic destination.

Fort Garland Museum and Cultural Center in Colorado’s San Luis Valley has joined the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience, placing it on a global stage for its commitment to “connecting past to present and memory to action.” This new status spotlights the museum’s ongoing work in linking historical events to contemporary social and cultural issues.

West Kelowna’s Music in the Park has been recognized at the 24th Annual Key Business Awards with the Arts and Entertainment Award. The honor, presented by the Greater Westside Board of Trade, underscores the series’ lasting impact on the community.

A new weekend farmers market is arriving at Fair Park, offering a chance to draw more visitors and boost local engagement. Supporters see this as a much-needed step toward revitalizing one of Dallas’s most prominent public spaces.

The New Britain Public Library is kicking off March with a lineup of programs that address everything from health and art to local history and even a musical preview of Frozen! Alongside the entertainment, a meteorologist-led session offers a fresh look at climate myths and facts.

A travel columnist found himself in a bind the day before his deadline. With a trip to Williamsburg, Virginia, and a route planned toward Gettysburg, he nearly missed his weekly submission. Yet, in the final hours, he prepared an account of his travel adventures for eager readers.

From commemorating COVID-19 to uplifting voices for social change, Ithaca’s murals illustrate a civic mosaic of unity and hope. Spanning local buildings and public spaces, these vibrant artworks remind the city of the power of connection and the promise of a brighter future.

Luxury hotels worldwide are offering travelers the unprecedented opportunity to admire revered artworks after traditional museum hours. By transforming intimacies with famous masterpieces into an overnight cultural experience, these properties reshape the standard notion of high-end lodging.

Discover the upcoming events shaping Vermont’s artistic heartbeat. From lively performances to local gallery showcases, get a snapshot of the state’s cultural scene this week.

A new radio show in Mohawk Valley promises to transport listeners back in time. Scheduled to premiere on Sunday, March 1, it blends local history and a vintage format to offer a unique broadcast for all ages.

Legendary artist Claude Monet’s serene vision of a garden bridge meets the playful world of LEGO in this vibrant new set. By repurposing bananas, carrot tops, and more, LEGO designers worked alongside The Metropolitan Museum of Art to honor the painting’s iconic brushstrokes and soft hues.

From Bethesda, Maryland, to Skyline Drive’s Blue Ridge vistas, artist Andrei Kushnir spent decades capturing the essence of this “legendary place.” Now, his paintings have found a permanent home at Shenandoah University, celebrating a beloved Virginia landscape.

Art enthusiasts in Hickory can explore miniature masterpieces this February at the Tiny Art Show. The opening reception, scheduled from 6-8 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 19, at the FCA gallery, offers a unique opportunity to view small-scale creations up close and in detail.

Yindjibarndi Elder and Artist Wendy Hubert is set to unveil a striking new body of work at the 25th Biennale of Sydney. Her art reflects the vibrancy of a living cultural heritage, standing as a powerful testament to Indigenous creativity.

The historic McCray House in Acworth is being relocated, paving the way for a new coffee spot with a quirky twist. City officials hope this venture will celebrate the town’s heritage while adding fresh flavor to the local scene.

Tokyo becomes a vast, ever-evolving gallery during TOKYO CREATIVE SALON 2026, as nine distinct areas showcase the theme of FUTURE VINTAGE. Visitors can stroll between districts, experiencing a tapestry of fashion, design, art, and craftsmanship.

Have you ever passed a sign for Luck or Embarrass and wondered, “Why that name?” From Skunk’s Misery to Jim’s Falls, Wisconsin boasts 24 place names full of curious origins. Many of these are the legacy of Native American and French influences weaving into the local landscape.