Libraries and museums offer free coloring page downloads from their holdings

Taking note of the adult coloring book craze, museums and libraries worldwide have converted works of art and illustrations from rare books into black and white, high resolutions PDF files. The coloring pages, some gathered into complete coloring books, are available for download free of charge. The...

UJINO performs Plywood City at Vancouver Art Gallery

Saturday, February 20, the Vancouver Art Gallery in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada,opens an ambitious show that will fill all four floors of the gallery, the largest exhibit in the museum's history, with 371 works by 156 artists. "MashUp: The Birth of Modern Culture" traces the development...

The Righteous Brothers score No.1 with music critics

The Righteous Brothers were at No.1 on the U.S. and U.K. singles music chart in 1965, with the Phil Spector song “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’. The song is considered by some music critics to be the ultimate expression and illustration of Spector’s “Wall of Sound” recording technique. Also a U.S...

The Museum Of Neon Art Grand Opening Celebration Saturday Feb 6th, 2016

On February 6th, 2016 from 7:00-10:00 PM The Museum Of Neon Art (MONA) will be opening the doors to it’s new home! After several moves over the years from Universal City Walk, Grand Hope Park and the Historic Core, MONA is making it’s home permanent in the City of Glendale. MONA was originally...

Nickelodeon announces nominees for 2016 Kids’ Choice Awards

The nominees are in for Nickelodeon's 2016 Kids’ Choice Awards, the ultimate fan celebration of the best of everything kids love in pop culture. The nominees reflect the entertainment that audiences see, play, listen to and read in droves, from movies like Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Jurassic...

Celebrate NYC's first-ever Lunar New Year school holiday with FREE festival

For the first time in the history of NYC public schools, students and teachers will be off for Lunar New Year which, in 2016, falls on Monday, February 8. The holiday was added to the academic calendar last year, in addition to a pair of Muslim holy days, Enid al-Adha and Eid al-Fitr (though the...

Carlyle Gibbs: First Friday Art Walk and February Exhibit

The Butterfield Garage welcomes back Carlyle Gibbs as February’s featured First Friday Exhibit. The new collection of metal, stone and canvas pieces will first be on display the night of Feb. 5, from 5-9pm during the St. Augustine First Friday Art Walk and continue throughout the month. Come meet...

Donald L. Reed’s “Along the Trail” to be unveiled at Reagan Presidential Library

The Iowa Caucuses are over and the winners have (finally) been announced. Our nation is now one step closer to electing a new president. Accordingly, with all things presidential at the forefront of the news, and Presidents Day less than two weeks away, a visit to the Ronald Reagan Presidential...

Hand feeding birds at the Ipswich River Sanctuary

Little darling of the snow,Careless how the winds may blow,Happy as a bird can be,Singing, oh, so cheerily,Chickadee-dee! Chickadee-dee! When the skies are cold and gray,When he trills his happiest lay,Through the clouds he seems to seeHidden things to you and me.Chickadee-dee! chickadee-dee! Very...

Latin themed dinners at The Culinary Institute of America at San Antonio

Food lovers have a special treat coming up at The Culinary Institute of America at San Antonio. The culinary college is announcing five special pop-up Latin-themed dinners coming up from February through April. These dinners are being hosted by the Director of Latin Studies Sergio Remolina and his...

THE ILLUSIONISTS – Live From Broadway

The stunning magic of the THE ILLUSIONISTS – Live From Broadway is coming to the Segerstrom Center for the Arts on Wednesday February 2. Full of hilarious magic tricks, death-defying stunts and acts of breathtaking wonder, the show takes audiences on a magical mystical trip with seven of the most...

Grammy Museum unveils new Otis Redding exhibit

With rain expected in SoCal this weekend, you might think your weekend is now shot, that is until you hear about the new Otis Redding exhibit at that just opened on Friday at the Grammy Museum. Nestled in as part of L.A. Live in downtown Los Angeles, the Grammy Museum has become known for its...