LIFT Youth Center was awarded an Arts Education Program Grant from Georgia Council for the Arts, a strategic arm of the ...

A recent Supreme Court ruling supports parents’ religious right to opt their child out of LGBTQ+ inclusive curriculum. That ...

A federal appeals court has lifted an injunction imposed by a lower court previously stopping the state from enforcing a ban ...

Students underwent sessions featuring immersive workshops on security, substance awareness, and cultural identity, as part of ...

In North Idaho, Lapwai is home to many members of the Nez Perce tribe, who call themselves the Nimíipuu. Raised in Lapwai, ...

The Marshalltown Community Theatre’s 2025-26 season will consist of four diverse plays, sure to offer something for everyone, and all staged at the historic Miller Middle School Auditorium. “We don’t ...

At Pendleton Ceramics, owner Tom Henderson leans over the wheel, shaping clay into vases and mugs as visitors peer through the ...

Variety editors and industry insiders select a list of emerging comedy creators making waves. This year, the honorees will be ...

Summer is quickly drawing to a close, so it's time to squeeze in as much seasonal fun as possible before school starts. Most of these events and activities won't be available in the fall, so make sure ...

Aborlan may be far from Palawan’s usual tourist circuits, but it’s here where ‘voluntourism’ has found a foothold, offering an experience that is both meaningful and off the beaten path ...

Artist, poet and educator Meg Johnson, brings their passion for “artivism” to their students at Alger Middle School.

The Tuscarora Intermediate Unit kicked off Project YES Summer Camp this week for a “unique, hands-on art and science experience” for local youth in the community. The summer camp will be led by ...