In a creative celebration of Wyoming’s wildlife, the Rockpile Museum has unveiled newly painted pronghorn statues. These striking sculptures showcase the region’s deep ties to art and environment, highlighting the museum’s role in fostering cultural appreciation.

Justice Jam 2026 brought rock legend Ted Nugent and local bands to Poplar Bluff for a stirring Memorial Day weekend tribute. With roots going back a decade, the event honored service and country in a show of music, community, and patriotism.

Flagstaff’s diverse community is set to mark June 6 with an array of cultural events, from music performances to heritage festivities. This overview captures the day’s highlights, revealing the breadth of activities awaiting residents and visitors.

The Figge Art Museum’s new exhibit, “The Golden Age for Whom?,” challenges our perceptions of centuries-old masterpieces. Through new works and fresh perspectives, visitors are invited to question how historical art can illuminate modern social structures.

This week promises a diverse lineup of live performances, featuring the popular Band of Heathens, a tribute to Creed, and the Cajun influence of Beausoleil avec Michael Doucet. These shows highlight the vibrant music scene that continues to draw fans to a variety of genres.

A newly announced winner of the National Agriculture Week Art Contest is making a colorful splash at the Spencer County Extension Office. Visitors and passersby are greeted by artwork displayed on the building’s front windows, capturing the spirit of local agriculture.

This two-bedroom domed dwelling, believed to be the last-surviving Airform House by Wallace Neff, just became available in Pasadena. Retaining its unusual design details but updated for today’s living, the home captures both history and modern convenience.

Greenville’s annual June Jam, organized by the Greenville Area Arts Council, combines live music, entertainment, and a silent auction to raise funds for an arts scholarship. The event shines a spotlight on the community’s dedication to fostering creative opportunities.

Galveston’s often-overlooked stories are stepping into the limelight this summer. Residents and visitors can dive into these hidden tales through an event that ties together music, books, and classic cars under the theme “Island Secrets.”

In a salute to the region’s legacy, the Pennyroyal Area Museum in downtown Hopkinsville is displaying 60 handmade quilts that commemorate five decades of community quilt shows. Organized by the Museums of Historic Hopkinsville-Christian County, the exhibit honors local artisans and their storied past.

A new exhibition at the Lyman Allyn Art Museum is transforming how its collection is viewed. Published by The Day under lifestyle and entertainment, the showcase challenges traditional interpretations of the museum’s artworks.

Route 66 is on the verge of its 100th anniversary, and a 2,448-mile journey through eight states reveals a bold new chapter unfolding. From the legendary Muffler Men to Patel motels and neon-lit landmarks, small towns along America’s most iconic highway are coming back to life.

Few highways capture the American spirit quite like Route 66, where the journey is often shaped by the friends you make along the way. “Roadies” agree that slowing down to talk to people transforms a simple drive into an unforgettable adventure.

A trio of hot pink sculptures called “The Pinkies” now brightens the trails at Shepard’s Farm Preserve in Norway. Created with reclaimed fishing line and gear from Portland Harbor, these striking forms honor local artistry and a spirit of community collaboration.

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.