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I Made Rock ‘N’ Roll festival will return in 2026
Have fun exploring the city with Play List, Mirror Indy’s midweek arts and culture newsletter. Sign up here: Support local news Our journalism will always be free because of donations from readers like you. I Made Rock ‘N’ Roll, Indiana’s Black rock festival, is taking a gap year and will return in 2026, GANGGANG announced…
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Florida governor’s proposal of funds glimmer of hope at 2025 Miami-Dade State of the Arts
With an upbeat mix of hope and uncertainty, Miami-Dade County held its 16th annual State of the Arts in the County Commission Chamber of the Stephen P. Clark Government Center on Thursday, Feb. 6. One bit of optimism came from news that on Feb. 3, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced his fiscal year 2025-26 proposed budget…
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Baltimore Arts and Culture Events 02/12/25
Wednesday, February 12 BSA Music Night at Ulysses: Fundraiser for Baltimore School For The Arts. With performances by Fadzi and friends. 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Ulysses. 2 East Read Street. For more information, go to ash.world/hotels/ulysses, or call 443-682-8578. Want the latest issue in your inbox? Tatreez for Gaza: Join Bmore Falasteen, Mera…
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Marquette Arts and Culture hosts Art Week Brainstorming and Planning Meetings
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) – The City of Marquette Office of Arts and Culture is working to make sure its final Art Week goes off without a hitch. The office hosted Art Week Brainstorming and Planning Meetings on Tuesday. The informal sessions were a chance for artists to connect with each other to explore project ideas,…
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Dearborn receives grant to promote arts, culture and public health programming
The Michigan Arts and Culture Council awarded a $12,000 grant to Dearborn’s Department of Public Health to support arts and culture programming that helps with public health. Emagine Health Services is also providing matching funds to further strengthen the initiative. This grant allows the city to support programs that use arts to promote well-being, ensuring…
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1st Ever Huntington Art Week Coming To Town
HUNTINGTON, NY — The first ever Huntington Art Week is scheduled for Feb. 19 through Feb. 26. The vibrant, week-long festival aims to celebrate the diverse arts and culture scene of Huntington. During the event, residents and visitors alike can experience an exciting lineup of art exhibitions, live music, film screenings, workshops, and more. Presented…
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Witte Museum’s new CEO returns to her roots and plans for the future
Sign up for TPR Today, Texas Public Radio’s newsletter that brings our top stories to your inbox each morning. The Witte Museum’s new CEO, Michelle Cuellar Everidge, began her new job on Feb. 1. TPR’s arts and culture reporter, Jack Morgan, recently spoke with her. She explained that the new role comes with some old memories.…
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What literary great should be next in the culture war slaughter?
The row about the English curriculum for Scottish schools rumbles on. Readers of The Herald will recall author James Robertson’s plea for generosity and latitude where consideration of the Scottish literary canon is concerned, specifically with regard to those novels which contain themes or elements considered problematic today. His plea was not a reactionary one,…
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Trump Loyalist Ric Grenell Named Interim Executive Director of Kennedy Center
President Donald J. Trump has named Richard Grenell to the position of Interim Executive Director of the Kennedy Center. Trump announced the news via social media and said, “I am pleased to announce that Ric Grenell will serve as the Interim Executive Director of The Kennedy Center. Ric shares my Vision for a GOLDEN AGE…
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Resounds: Montana Historical Society
Molly Kruckenberg is the Director of the Montana Historical Society. She studied history as an undergraduate and completed a graduate degree in library science. She began work with the MTHS in 1999 and moved to the role of Director after working as an archivist and then manager of the library and archives.
