Sarasota Orchestra received $25,000 in grant funding from The Exchange to support its Young Person's Concerts program, which serves nearly 9,000 students annually through live orchestra experiences and classroom curriculum.
GLOW Hartford will transform the Connecticut Convention Center into an indoor holiday light festival featuring carnival-inspired displays, interactive games, seasonal food and drink, and photo opportunities with Santa.
Carrot Productions will present a world-first cinema event at Battersea Arts Centre featuring THE SNOWMAN AND THE SNOWDOG with live orchestra, alongside new works and dog-focused entertainment.
Wales' largest music, science and arts festival sold out all tickets for its 2027 edition, marking the fifth consecutive year it has sold out before lineup announcement.
The Grammy Award-winning DJ and producer will perform at The O2 as part of the venue's landmark anniversary celebrations, joining a growing lineup of international artists.
Olney Theatre Center will produce LES MISÉRABLES with Tony-nominated director Stephen Brackett and a cast including Broadway veterans Trent Saunders and Kevin S. McAllister. The production marks the first regional staging of the musical in a decade.
Brisbane Festival closed following 23 days of performance and community celebration, drawing over 1.7 million attendees across ticketed and free activations. Artistic Director Ebony Bott's inaugural program featured world premieres and international works alongside local Queensland artists.
The Kahlo family's museum in Mexico City marks its first anniversary after welcoming over 100,000 visitors. The institution will introduce the Kahlo Art Prize in its second year to support emerging Mexican artists.
WICKED, the West End stage musical phenomenon that tells the incredible untold story of the Witches of Oz, this week, welcomed its 14 millionth visitor to London's Apollo Victoria Theatre.
The Shaw Festival brings its Tony and Edgar Award-winning psychological thriller SLEUTH to Toronto's Harbourfront Centre, marking the first production in a multi-year artistic residency. Directed by Peter Fernandes, the production features Sepehr Reybod and Patrick Galligan.
Sitar maestro Niladri Kumaar will perform at the World Music Institute in New York on November 5 and at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center on November 6, paying tribute to late tabla maestro Zakir Hussain.
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures will present two horror-focused exhibitions featuring artifacts and behind-the-scenes content from classic and contemporary films, with galleries exploring Gothic, psychological, science fiction, slasher, religious, and ghost-themed cinema.
The Brooklyn indie-folk-pop trio will perform at Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts in Katonah, NY, continuing the venue's intimate Rosen House Concert Series in its historic Mediterranean-style villa.
The annual Village Trip festival will feature nearly a dozen concerts with world premieres by David Amram, Samuel Adler, and Anthony Davis, plus performances by the Horszowski Trio, Ahn Trio, and Cygnus Ensemble.
The Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry will open a major exhibition celebrating puppet artist Larry Reed and his company ShadowLight Productions, featuring traditional Balinese shadow puppets and production materials from landmark works.
Caramoor's Rosen House Concert Series will present countertenor Iestyn Davies with harpist Oliver Wass, pianist Jonathan Biss, and a conversation with Anthony Roth Costanzo about his new book.
The City of Pompano Beach's cultural arts and music block party returns with live performances, gallery exhibitions and food trucks in downtown Pompano Beach.
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, founded by George Lucas and Mellody Hobson, opened its doors to the public at Los Angeles's Exposition Park. The museum celebrates the tradition of visual storytelling across cultures and centuries, from prehistoric cave paintings to illustration, comics, cinema, and murals.
Storyhouse will present the WAYWORD FESTIVAL for children, featuring authors Oliver Jeffers and Emma Carroll, the HORRIBLE HISTORIES stage shows, and a new production of ROMEO AND JULIET (FOR KIDS) adapted by Kay Dekker.
Placer Repertory Theater will present DRACULA, a small-scale touring production featuring professional actors from the greater Sacramento area, performing across multiple regional venues.
Theatre Washington will present a free concert at The Wharf's Floating Stage, featuring performers from 25+ productions participating in Theatre Week, with Happy Hour activations and pop-up performances.
WUNDRFUL WORLD OF CHRISTMAS returns to Immerse LDN with an expanded experience featuring the Elves' Playground, fairground rides, festive food and drink, and Christmas market stalls for children aged 3 to 8.
THE LEGENDARY WAILERS will headline the Dennis C. Moss Cultural Arts Center's free Backyard Bash concert, joined by special guest THIRD WORLD, in Miami-Dade County.
An artist-run exhibition will occupy a former Duane Reade storefront and a 14th-floor office space at 260 Madison Avenue, bringing together established and emerging artists working in sculpture, new media, and video.
Beck Center for the Arts will present mixed media paintings by Cleveland artist Richard Faust exploring themes of home, community, and belonging through vibrant suburban landscapes and abstract geometric shapes.
