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Saint Leo University market features local vendors and entertainment in October
On Saturday, October 17, 2026, Saint Leo University's Kirk Hall Lawn will transform into a bustling open-air market, offering free admission to all.
Fall Artisan Markets and Craft Fairs Showcase Local Talent
Over 7,000 carved pumpkins will illuminate Van Cortlandt Manor this fall, heralding a vibrant return for local artisan markets and craft fairs.
What is Grita Canta Vota? How Music is Powering the Latino Vote
Grita Canta Vota is a nonpartisan movement that harnesses the power of music and cultural celebration to inspire, inform, and mobilize the Latino community for civic engagement. It transforms voter registration into an exciting, festival-like experience, bridging the gap between cultural joy and civic duty.
National Museum Earns Prestigious Accreditation
The National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts & Culture just hit the big leagues!
Amon Carter Museum Names Robert Stein New Executive Director
Robert Stein, the new executive director for the Amon Carter Museum, previously guided art museums in Dallas and Indianapolis to offer free admission.
Athens Restaurants Open for Labor Day 2026 Holiday Dining
Over 40 downtown Athens restaurants will open their doors this Labor Day 2026, a vibrant defiance of traditional holiday closures.
Outdoor family literacy programs boost community impact in 2026.
In a small rural town, a child's first encounter with a book often isn't in a library.
Planning a Youth Group Mission Trip? What Today's Students Need From the Experience
Planning effective youth group mission trips involves more than scheduling; it requires a focus on Christ-centered experiences that encourage service, relationship building, and spiritual growth for students. Thirst Missions designs these trips to offer meaningful engagement and support, emphasizing ministry and community connections.
What Makes a Park Truly Accessible? A Field Guide to Features, Principles, and a Checklist You Can Use
True park accessibility extends beyond basic compliance to include physical features, adaptive equipment, sensory experiences, and essential amenities that cater to diverse visitor needs. A comprehensive checklist helps evaluate parks on mobility, adaptive equipment, sensory support, and amenities, promoting genuine inclusion.
A Guide to Researching Your New York City Neighborhood's History
Discover the rich history of your New York City neighborhood by systematically exploring its buildings, streets, and past residents. This guide outlines how to use NYC's archival resources, from the New York Public Library to the Landmarks Preservation Commission, to uncover your block's unique story.
Best Fall Artisan Markets and Vintage Fairs for 2026
Offering more than 2 million items from 2,500+ vendors, the Rose Bowl flea market transforms a stadium into a sprawling treasure trove.
Your Guide to Immediate Free Visual Art Experiences
An anonymous artist, known only as PAM, used an AI coding tool to build the Philly Art Map app.
Wicked Kitty Coffee Co. Review: An Honest Look at Their Coffee and Mission
Wicked Kitty Coffee Co. combines coffee sales with a mission to support black cat and dog rescues, donating $1 from every bag purchased. This approach allows customers to enjoy their coffee while contributing to a cause that aids often overlooked animals.
Leonardtown Crab Walk & Shop Crawl Returns with Food, Fun, and More
Over 30 Leonardtown businesses brace for 2,000-3,000 visitors this Saturday, July 20th, 11 AM to 5 PM.
Sharon Springs Harvest Festival Showcases Local Makers
Despite an official announcement detailing the 15th annual Sharon Springs Harvest Festival for September 20-21, 2026, recent reports indicate the 16th annual event is actually scheduled.
National Thrift Shop Day spurs sustainable shopping with retro-athletic wear
At Cindy's Consignment Shop, a sprawling 20,000-square-foot retail space, owner Cindy Mathews is preparing for National Thrift Shop Day 2026.
Phoenix thrift stores offer up to 50% off for National Thrift Shop Day
A Phoenix shopper recently discovered an Oreck XL commercial-style vacuum for an astonishing $10 at a local Goodwill.
5 Overlooked Signs Your Garage Floor is Failing & Why Quality Epoxy is the Solution
Many homeowners experience slow-motion failure with bargain garage floor coatings, seeing issues like peeling and hot tire pickup. Recognizing these overlooked signs of a failing epoxy floor is crucial for understanding why a quality, properly installed epoxy solution is a superior, long-lasting investment.
New Orleans Museum Month Returns August 2026
In August 2026, over 20 New Orleans institutions, ranging from historic homes to The National WWII Museum, will open their doors for free.
UH Alumni Makers Market Showcases Unique Gifts from Local Artisans
For the second consecutive year, the University of Hawaiʻi Alumni Makers' Market sold out, drawing approximately 500 attendees to the Royal Hawaiian Hotel in Waikīkī.
How Your Local Park Stays Green: A Guide to Funding and Community Support
Local parks depend on a mix of public funds, grants, and private donations for operations, maintenance, and improvements. Understanding these funding streams allows residents to contribute effectively through advocacy, volunteering, or financial support.
A Guide to Safely Watching Wildlife in Your Local Park
Discover essential guidelines for safely observing wildlife in urban parks, focusing on maintaining respectful distances, never feeding animals, and controlling pets. Prioritizing animal well-being ensures these creatures remain wild and undisturbed.
A Plain-English Look at Sporting Dog & Habitat Foundation's North Carolina Open All Age Championship
The world of championship bird dog competitions can seem complex, but understanding the process reveals a deep commitment to heritage and conservation. The Sporting Dog & Habitat Foundation is central to this tradition, …
Birmingham Museum of Art's 'Roll Call' Exhibition Honors Two Centuries of Black American Art and Local Pioneer Corietta L. Mitchell
The Birmingham Museum of Art presents "Roll Call: Two Hundred Years of Black American Art," an exhibition celebrating the evolution of Black American art within the museum's collection and honoring local pioneer Corietta L. Mitchell. Running from September 26, 2026, to January 17, 2027, the exhibition features over 250 artists and explores themes of artistic excellence and community advocacy.