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BROOKLYN (PIX11) — Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn is unveiling a new COVID memorial, offering a space for remembrance and solace to those who lost loved ones during the pandemic. Gustavo Padilla, a gravedigger at Green-Wood Cemetery, remembers the long and difficult months of the pandemic. “It was stressful, painful, uh, I cried,” he says. The […]

The Moab Museum is introducing a project made in collaboration with experts and descendants of survivors to exhibit how Japanese Americans were imprisoned.

Remembering John Hench (February 21, 1943 – April 10, 2024) John Hench (elected October 1985) was the scholarly soul of the American Antiquarian Society for more than three decades. John’s contributions are deeply woven into the Society’s fabric, and every day we are the beneficiaries and stewards of his remarkable legacy. A Minnesotan by upbringing and allegiance, John

A variety of art-focused agencies are receiving financial support from the State, including the Uptown Theatre for Creative Arts, which is set to receive $212,000 for auditorium restoration and upgrades

Drawing from Personal Experience, Hankins Emphasizes Transformative Power of Resilience to Overcome Adversity Santa Monica College is set to host an engaging talk featuring renowned inspirational speaker Dee Hankins. The presentation, titled “Life. Curveball. Homeruns. Helping Students Focus

Carnegie Mellon University School of Architecture seeks Curator for Public Programs and Director of Publications.

Ticket sales from the $1.3 billion Powerball jackpot that resulted in a winning ticket bought at a Northeast Portland Plaid Pantry generated millions of dollars

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Ahead of the release of her eleventh studio album, Lo, The GRAMMY Museum is thrilled to present an intimate conversation moderated by songwriter and artist

Friends and family will celebrate Susie Tennant's life at the Paramount on Friday, February 23.