Folger Consort and the O.B. Hardison Poetry Series unite for the first time to present “Virtuosos of Violin and Verse.” Audiences will be treated to Baroque-era melodies by renowned composers and new poetry that illuminates the timeless union of music and words.

Día de los Muertos–inspired artworks illuminate the Center for the Arts and Sciences in Lake Jackson, offering visitors a vibrant display of cultural pride. Through each piece, the community honors heritage, creativity, and the power of art to bring people together.

A wooden canal boat’s arrival in Schenectady’s Mohawk Harbor this week paid tribute to the Erie Canal’s 200-year history. Dozens applauded the symbolic journey, which contrasted sharply with the canal’s original trek two centuries ago.

A visit to the Arts Council of Greater Baton Rouge reveals a dynamic tribute to girls’ resilience and creativity. Staff video by Robin Miller provides a walk-through of the featured works, illustrating the energy and artistry behind this meaningful exhibit.

Two-time World Hoop dance champion Josiah Enriquez astonished spectators at the third annual Honoring Native Nations Powwow. Serving as an instructor at the Lighting Boy Foundation, Enriquez demonstrated the dynamic blend of tradition and athletic prowess that characterizes hoop dance.

Houston’s art community is gearing up for the Bayou City Art Festival, happening October 10–12, 2025. Local talents such as Bissi and Etna Cruz are at the heart of the excitement, bringing their passion and creativity to one of the city’s most anticipated cultural events.

Rochester’s City Council has approved an agreement to take over a historic restoration project initially led by a nonprofit. The plan aims to revive the city’s cherished clock and bell, giving these relics a new home in a prominent downtown spot.

In a heartwarming approach to public art, artist Maura Matthews welcomes anyone who passes by to pick up a brush. This open-door philosophy turns ordinary people into collaborators, helping bring iconic Philadelphia landmarks to life on canvas.

Thirty-three artists opened their doors across Faribault, Northfield, and Dundas for the 21st annual Studio ARTour. Art enthusiasts were invited to view, explore, and even purchase a range of works, reflecting the region’s thriving creative culture.

From fresh-baked bread to rich cacao creations, a new festival in Naucalli Park, Mexico, promises a multisensory experience for every foodie. The Chocolate, Bread, and Wine Festival 2025 features tastings, music, and cultural events in a single, vibrant celebration of global traditions.

The Hill Country Wood Turners will hold their next meeting on Thursday, Oct. 9, at 6:30 p.m. at the Kerr Arts and Cultural Center in downtown Kerrville. Whether you’re an experienced woodworker or just curious about the art of turning wood, this group encourages all to attend.

This Saturday, the “Whiskey Harvest” Festival brings together local vendors, tours, food trucks, and live music. Get ready to sample the flavors of the season, explore new tastes, and enjoy a lively atmosphere celebrating the spirit of autumn.

West Azarbaijan is strengthening its tourism sector with enhanced security, modern hotel projects, and the preservation of treasured historic landmarks. The region’s commitment to maintaining heritage sites while embracing new developments is attracting both local and international investors.

For one devoted runner in Brattleboro, crossing two historic double truss bridges over the Connecticut River was the highlight of a daily routine. Now, the absence of that route evokes a sense of loss and underscores the significance of local landmarks.

Xinjiang’s tourism scene is thriving in 2025, propelled by infrastructure expansion and a deep cultural legacy. Officials emphasize the region’s potential for continued growth, inviting travelers to experience a unique blend of modern convenience and traditional heritage.

From the vibrant streets of Hanoi to the heritage-rich corners of Hoi An, Vietnam’s iconic UNESCO World Heritage sites showcase centuries of cultural evolution. In a 14-day journey, visitors are invited to discover the country’s breathtaking landscapes and ancient traditions.

Stockbridge Festival Chorus will begin rehearsals on October 5 at the First Congregational Church for its upcoming December 13 performance featuring John Rutter’s “Magnificat.” New singers are welcome to join until October 19, making this a welcoming community tradition. This local choir’s holiday concert promises to bring the festive spirit to Stockbridge this season.

The Kerr Arts & Cultural Center is calling on residents to open their doors and properties for Paint Kerrville, taking place from Oct. 20-25. Organizers aim to showcase a vibrant tapestry of local inspiration, and they need community locations to bring this vision to life.

Chittlehampton Village Hall will celebrate its completed refurbishment with a high-energy Multi-Gig Show on Saturday, September 27. Six different acts, spanning multiple genres, will grace the stage in a lively event that marks the hall’s new lease on life.

Canaan M.B. Church in Columbus, Mississippi, was just six weeks from its 156th anniversary when a Sunday afternoon fire caused substantial damage. The congregation now confronts the considerable task of rebuilding a landmark that has stood for nearly 156 years on Bell Avenue.

Marking 50 years of artistic celebration, Gallery 4 in downtown Fargo recently hosted a festive gathering with wine, cheese, cake, and a presentation on the gallery’s storied history.