Culture
Hawaiian Council Secures Landmark Acquisition of Sea Life Park
In a pivotal development for regional land stewardship and cultural preservation, the Hawaiian Council has officially acquired Sea Life Park, the renowned marine attraction situated along the rugged, scenic coastline […]
Ex-Amon Carter Chief Walker Joins Fort Works Art
Andrew J. Walker, the veteran arts administrator who previously served as the director of the Amon Carter Museum of American Art, has officially joined the contemporary gallery Fort Works Art. […]
Chicago’s House Music Festival 2026: DCASE Sets August Dates
The City of Chicago’s Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE) has officially announced the return of the Chicago House Music Festival and Conference, a sprawling four-day event dedicated […]
13 New Books to Dominate Your August Reading List
The ‘dog days’ of August—traditionally defined by oppressive heat and a collective, languid slowdown in productivity—have long been a fascinating anomaly in the publishing calendar. While the industry is often […]
Chicago Braces for Mega-Weekend Gridlock
Chicago is preparing for an unprecedented convergence of culture, sports, and culinary tradition this weekend, as the city braces for a massive influx of tourists and residents alike. The synergy […]
Manchester’s Cultural Pivot: City Hires Arts Council Veteran
Jennifer Cleary has been officially appointed as the new Director of Culture and Creative Industries for Manchester City Council, a pivotal move that bridges the gap between national funding bodies […]
FBI Returns Stolen Treasures: A Diplomatic Milestone
FBI Director Kash Patel has officially completed the repatriation of a collection of illegally trafficked cultural artifacts, returning these historical treasures to Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto. The formal handover ceremony […]
Frida Fest Ignites Milwaukee Arts Scene
Milwaukee’s eighth annual Frida Fest is set to illuminate The Farmhouse this weekend, Saturday, July 18, and Sunday, July 19, serving as a vibrant testament to the city’s diverse Hispanic […]
Maher on Trump, Comedy, and His Twain Prize
NPR’s Steve Inskeep recently sat down with comedian and television host Bill Maher to delve into a range of topics, including his perspectives on modern comedy, his well-known atheism, and […]
Arts Pulse: Culture Heats Up Across US Cities
Several arts and culture programs and significant reports marked July 9, 2026, offering a diverse snapshot of the creative landscape across the United States. Chicago’s Healing Arts program has significantly […]
