Boca Grande is gearing up for the Strawberry Festival on March 7. Locals are eager to mark the season with a community-focused event dedicated to the beloved fruit.
Downtown Imperial burst into a family-friendly wonderland on Saturday, Feb. 7. Part of Imperial’s 2025-2026 Signature Event Series, the vendor fair offered flying swings, a super slide, and local shopping stalls that celebrated the city’s vibrant community spirit.
In Tucson’s Reid Park, community members gathered to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., even as many expressed concern that the same civil rights he fought for may be at risk today. The event underscored both pride in King’s achievements and apprehension about the future of those hard-won rights.
The Momentum Center at 401 N. Seventh St. invites everyone to enjoy dinner and a seasonal movie on December 12. This community-focused event is designed as a cheerful retreat from the busy holiday season.
Santa Fe’s International Literary Festival will make its highly anticipated return on May 15, 2026. Organizers have unveiled a lineup of featured authors, promising an event “by, for and about Santa Fe,” and reflecting the city’s celebrated literary heritage.
Looking for a fun evening in the Quad Cities? The Plus 60 Club will host Trivia Night on Friday, November 7, at the Columbus Club in Davenport, with doors opening at 6 p.m. and the competition kicking off at 6:30 p.m.
Join the Bunceton Federated Church this Saturday, September 27, for a day of fellowship and fun. Enjoy a hearty lunch from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, then stick around for an exciting auction that starts at 1:00 PM. Whether you plan on bidding or not, everyone is welcome to celebrate this annual tradition.
Every weekend, 33-year-old Indonesian motorbike mechanic Albi Albar Ramli switches gears from fixing engines to training a vibrant flock of macaws. His whistle signals the birds, who return within three minutes—a testament to his passion and skill in preparing them for obedience competitions.
This Sunday, delight in a Swedish pancake breakfast at Eureka’s Moose Lodge. Join the community from 8:30 to 11 a.m. for a morning of good food and camaraderie—all for just $10.
Henry County’s Second Annual Hot Summer Fest transformed Echo Park Speedway into a vibrant celebration with a free fireworks show, family-friendly activities, and a variety of food and vendors. The community gathered for an unforgettable evening under the summer sky.
