Murray’s Rotary Amphitheater Summer Concert Series will wrap up Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. with a performance by Blue Velvet Jazz. As the music plays, the Rotary Club of Murray encourages attendees to lend their support to the club’s foundation.

Stephen King’s eerie night in Room 217 of the Stanley Hotel led to his 1977 novel The Shining. Decades later, Jim Carrey lasted just three hours in that same hotel, proving that its haunted reputation endures.

Experience India and Nepal on a fully guided 13-night journey, complete with flights, hotels, and immersive tours. From the majestic Taj Mahal at sunrise to the breathtaking peaks of the Himalayan range, this package covers iconic landmarks and cultural highlights.

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, founded by George Lucas and Melody Hobson, is granting free admission to its South Los Angeles neighbors. Residents in the 90037 zip code can experience the new museum at no cost through the LM37 pass. The museum officially opens its doors on September 22.

Staycations at local historical sites can be more than just a quick getaway—they can help you “ghost” the everyday stress. These “boo-tique” escapes offer an immersive way to reset, blending storied architecture with a playful twist on leisure.

Explore some of Portugal’s most iconic destinations—Lisbon, Porto, and the Douro Valley—on an 11-night guided adventure. This all-inclusive package from Wingbuddy covers flights, accommodation, select meals, and curated tours, ensuring a seamless getaway for traveling duos.

Mary Moscatelli, CEO of Venice Art Center, believes she stands at the top of her professional trajectory. Her statement underscores the significance of her leadership role in Venice’s art community.

Madonna, said to be 67, has reportedly refused an invitation to headline Glastonbury’s Legends slot. She considers the retrospective billing meant for older performers, insisting she still has “plenty more to offer.”

Controversial street artist Sabo returns to Denver, this time with an official gallery invitation to showcase his “American Tarot” series. From depicting September 11 as “The Towers” to a new piece featuring Jeffrey Epstein as “The Hanged Man,” he addresses chapters of modern American history that continue to spark debate.

As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, four American cities are enjoying a resurgence in culinary interest. In Boston, a 200-year-old restaurant now has lines down the block—proof of a new wave of appreciation for time-honored American dining.

In Sisters, Quilt Week is more than just a celebration of stitching—it’s a cornerstone of local artistry. Makin’ it Local captures this creative energy by hosting four back-to-back artist receptions featuring new works that honor the spirit of the town’s most treasured event.

A ‘90s-themed music festival organized by Donald Trump shrank to just one performer—Vanilla Ice—before bad weather shut it down entirely. Multiple media outlets described the event’s abrupt conclusion, with some calling it a “tacky” state fair turned soggy.

This July 3, 15 venues across the Valley will open their doors for photography, watercolors, jazz, and dance. The First Fridays tradition returns to offer diverse arts experiences, spotlighting creativity and local talent.

Retired Cortez physician William Rainer has embraced a new passion, transforming his surgical precision into artful stained glass. His success in The People’s Artist online competition, where he recently reached the quarterfinals, exemplifies his remarkable leap from operating room to art studio.

In Chicago, artist Shane-Jahi Jackson set out to study Pullman porters and maids, never expecting to uncover family ties among their records. His resulting art exhibit brings long-overlooked legacies to light, celebrating the contributions of these railroad workers.

Y2K-era mainstays like Nelly and Sugar Ray are set to headline the Dial Up Festival in Chandler this fall. Promising a wave of nostalgic hits, this event offers music fans a throwback to the early 2000s era.

Poland Spring Preservation Society announces the start of its 50th Annual Sunset Concert Series this summer. Beginning on Monday, June 22, at the Poland Spring Resort Gazebo, the concerts will continue weekly and celebrate a strong tradition of local entertainment.

The Maine Museum of Photographic Arts, recognized as the state’s only dedicated photography museum, has unveiled a 1,500-square-foot space on Commercial Street. Its new location allows for expanded exhibits and enriched educational programs at the heart of Portland’s Old Port.

This summer, Sacramento offers a fresh take on golden-hour enjoyment aboard the Golden Hour Express, an evening cocktail train ride for adults 21 and older. Hosted by the California State Railroad Museum Foundation, the experience is back by popular demand for a second season, inviting guests to sip, savor, and soak in unforgettable views.

Grass Valley’s High Sierra Music Festival has revealed its full 2026 lineup, highlighting a pronounced New Orleans influence. This announcement continues a shared musical journey between the festival and the Crescent City that has lasted for decades.

After nearly two decades at the helm of the IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts, Cherokee-born Director Patsy Phillips announces her retirement. Her tenure is lauded for raising the profile of modern Native art and cementing the museum’s status as a focal point of the Institute of American Indian Arts.