The “Musicians’ Green Book: An Enduring Legacy” exhibit, documentary screening and live musical performance will take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, May 31, at the Cathedral of G… ...

Discover how to spend the perfect day in Lisbon, Portugal—from historic tours to Black-owned businesses and iconic Portuguese treats.

Smells Like Green Spirit, a popular series adapted from Saburo Nagai’s manga, is getting a compilation movie. The movie will feature never-seen-before scenes. It follows Futoshi Mishima and Taro ...

HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WDAM) - The Sixth Street Museum District recognized five Hattiesburg Green-Book sites for National Road Trip Day on Friday.. The Negro Motorist Green-Book, commonly known as ...

The Green Book Civil Rights Bus Tour scheduled for Monday, May 26, will visit some of the roughly 80 San Antonio sites featured in various editions of the book.

Those with memories of visiting Green Book sites in Nebraska or those who recall stories told by older relatives, can email information to jade.mendoza@nebraska.gov or call 402-429-7465.

Many of John Green’s novels offer a snapshot of young adult reading culture in the 2010s – star-crossed teenage lovers and “manic pixie dream girl” characters, Tumblr quotes and metaphors ...

Launched earlier this month, We All We Got: A Digital Green Book for the Culture provides Black users with a platform to navigate the internet safely, protect their data, and access trustworthy ...

All of this makes John Green’s new book, “Everything Is Tuberculosis,” incredibly timely. It is, at its core, a plea to readers to care about a disease that doesn’t directly affect them.

John Green's new book "Everything is Tuberculosis" will release on Tuesday. The Indy-based author kicked off his book tour in Indianapolis over the weekend. Here's everything you need to know.

”The Green Book was a travel guide African Americans used and took in their cars with them when they traveled across the country to tell them where they could find lodging, where they could find ...

The Caribbean Green Book has a growing list of locally-owned places to shop, stay, and eat, as well as experiences and services curated by locals.