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"The curtain is kind of closing on that act, but I think that weve got shows left in us. ... Even though its kind of painful, I do think its

Amateur and professional photographers are welcome. Many of the members travel worldwide to photograph, while others take advantage of local sites.

February 23–24, 2024 — Celebrate the cinematic voices of India with a fresh lineup of feature films, documentaries, and shorts in this 16th year of the Indian Film Festival of Houston!

A play coming to Madison College details a fictional meeting between Civil Rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X.

Westchester County Executive George Latimer recently partnered with ArtsWestchester to announce Westchester County’s new Poet Laureate will be Phylisha Villanueva of Yonkers. She was one of 14 applicants for the position and will succeed poet B.K. Fischer who served in this countywide role for three years. Villanueva is slated to begin her three-year term this […]

Americans for the Arts stopped in Yuma to discuss how the arts generated a total of $1.1 billion for the state of Arizona in 2022.

The University of Idaho’s director of the School of Global Studies (SGS) is seeing a decline in students seeking to learn about other cultures and she’s not the only one.  “We’re just seeing a drop in students studying languages,” Rachel Halverson said. “I think part of this is the pandemic.…

Travelers using the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport will have a new piece of art to appreciate.

Travelers using the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport will have a new piece of art to appreciate.

Travelers using the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport will have a new piece of art to appreciate.