Chalkbeat · Arts · 16:56 UTC · Amy Zimmer · Donate

NYC teachers: How are you teaching about 9/11 on its 25th anniversary?

The annual 9/11 Commemoration Ceremony at the National 9/11 Memorial and Museum on Sept. 11, 2024 in New York City.

Aftermath · Arts · 15:31 UTC · Riley MacLeod · Subscribe

A Game That Makes You Feel Clever For Decapitating A Bunch Of Dudes

Aerial_Knight's MrFreezy is a puzzle game about being a serial killer, but it's not too serious about it

Gothamist · Arts · 14:46 UTC · James Ramsay · Donate

New York City is full of transplant pizza. We tried some.

There's never been a better time to be in New York City if you want pizza that's not from here. [ more › ]

Verite News · Arts · 10:00 UTC · Cheree Franco · Donate

Crescent City Farmers Market is ‘producers only.’ But some vendors raise questions about the origin of products.

Two Dog Farms at the Crescent City Farmers Market in City Park on Sunday, August 16, 2026.

Aftermath · Arts · 21:30 UTC · Nathan Grayson · Subscribe

It Doesn’t Get Much Bleaker Than The US Army Offering Four Days Of GTA VI In Exchange For Several Years Of Additional Service

Four whole days in exchange for a chunk of your life, what a deal

VTDigger · Arts · 20:51 UTC · David Goodman · Donate

Vermont Conversation: Grace Potter on how she achieved musical stardom by trespassing

The Mad River Valley rocker, who divides her time between Vermont and California, will bring her act to Burlington on Sept. 18 when her annual Grand Point North festival kicks off. Read the story on VTDigger here: Vermont Conversation: Grace Potter on how she achieved musical stardom by trespassing .

Aftermath · Arts · 15:00 UTC · Gita Jackson · Subscribe

Kane Parsons's New Backrooms Short Is All Killer, No Filler

Wanted to see more of the set from the film? Here you go.

El Paso Matters · Arts · 13:00 UTC · El Paso Matters Staff · Donate

Third Thursdays brings arts Downtown, El Fresco closes summer season

Third Thursdays and El Fresco lead a week of live music, art, cultural events and community activities across El Paso.

Aftermath · Arts · 23:01 UTC · Nathan Grayson · Subscribe

Vibes Around GTA VI Continue To Be Rancid As Gameplay Footage Leaks And Fired Devs Ask Fans Not To Boycott

Just the beginning of what is sure to be a wild ride to the game's release

Aftermath · Arts · 18:30 UTC · Isaiah Colbert · Subscribe

Half Is More Is A Josei Manga About Prejudice That Outshines The Racism That Tried To Define It

Yoiko Fujimi’s manga takes an honest look at a mixed-race group of friends’ journey toward self-acceptance in a country that treats them like outsiders

The Assembly · Arts · 10:55 UTC · Greg Lacour · Donate

Moments of Nope?

A prominent Charlotte pastor thought he’d found a home for his growing church at a beloved YMCA branch. Then came the protests.

Capital B Atlanta · Arts · 17:10 UTC · Noah Cathey · Donate

Before Classes Begin, Morehouse Gives Its Freshmen a Lesson in Belonging

“I’ve got a feeling somebody’s trying to sneak in my house … Morehouse!” A boisterous crowd sang into the summer night air as they flanked a long line of young men dressed in white shirts and maroon ties as they exited King Chapel. It is with those words, sang by upperclassman and alumni, that Morehouse

Borderless Magazine · Arts · 17:08 UTC · Camilla Forte · Donate

An Artist’s Guide to McKinley Park

Camilla Forte/Borderless Magazine/Catchlight Local/Borderless Magazine From a DIY skate park to restaurant favorites, artist and curator Alejandro Quiroz shares the spaces that reflect the spirit of the McKinley Park community.

Hearing Things · Arts · 20:03 UTC · Jill Mapes · Become a member

The Latest Elegy for Music Journalism and Middle-Class Musicianhood

Sometimes professional failure isn’t your fault.

The 51st · Arts · 14:40 UTC · Gracie McKenzie · Donate

22 ways to volunteer around D.C. this week

Catch a local punk show at the library, bring a dish to a community potluck, and more ways to get involved around the city.

Baltimore Beat · Arts · 20:00 UTC · nat raum · Donate

Baltimore Events 8/12/26-8/26/26

Key: Literary | Live Music | Performances | Art Exhibits | Crafts | Food & Drink | Resources | For Kids | Community Participation Wednesday, August 12 Wellness Wednesdays: “Give yourself space to breathe, reset, and untangle” at this biweekly mental wellness-focused gathering. 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. at MorganCARES, 2101 E. Biddle Street. For

Prism · Arts · 16:36 UTC · Adrienne Brown · Donate

I don’t want AI to do my laundry

Corporations are selling us a future free from mundane tasks. But there is meaning in the everyday maintenance of our lives I don’t want AI to do my laundry is a story from Prism, a BIPOC-led nonprofit news outlet that centers the people, places, and issues currently underreported by national media. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation to support our work today.

Spotlight PA · Arts · 18:00 UTC · Donate

Play the Crossword

Looking for a challenge that lasts? Try the full Crossword. Find a full-screen option in the menu at the top left of the puzzle on desktop. Find more games and sign up for our daily games email below. Email newsletters@spotlightpa.org about any technical issues. And thanks for playing!

Spotlight PA · Arts · 18:00 UTC · Donate

Play Slide

Every move matters in Slide, the relaxing puzzle that rewards thoughtful planning. Find a full-screen option in the menu at the top left of the puzzle on desktop. Find more games and sign up for our daily games email below. Email newsletters@spotlightpa.org about any technical issues. And thanks for playing!

The Barbed Wire · Arts · 15:16 UTC · Kit O'Connell · Become a member

✨ Dreaming of a world full of ‘wonderful things’

How can we hang onto art that brings us queer joy?

The Marshall Project · Arts · 10:00 UTC · Brittany Hailer · Donate

Were You Abused or Neglected in Youth Residential Treatment? We Want to Hear From You.

Help our team continue reporting on dangerous conditions in these facilities. We may also connect you with a journalist in your community.

Outlier Media · Arts · 10:00 UTC · LaToya Cross · Donate

Preserving Black culture in a time of erasure

“We have a responsibility to pay it forward and make sure that future generations have something to look back to.” Outlier Media · LaToya Cross · Preserving Black culture in a time of erasure

The Barbed Wire · Arts · 14:14 UTC · Kit O'Connell · Become a member

Interview With a Lone Star Vampire: Caleb De Casper Is Reborn In Darkness

No Longer a ‘Good Boy,’ Caleb De Casper is back with a darker, more grown up sound and a stronger sense of self.

Investigate Midwest · Arts · 17:04 UTC · Mónica Cordero, Investigate Midwest · Donate

Most of America’s beginning farmers don’t farm full time.

Beginning farmers are often described as the future of American agriculture. But the 2022 Census of Agriculture shows they are not simply younger versions of today’s farmers. Their age, work patterns and farm characteristics paint a more complicated picture of what it means to start farming in the United States today. USDA defines a beginning

Tone Madison · Arts · 10:01 UTC · Aaron Grych · Support

Creating a music community on the isthmus with “Evan’s style”

Musician and arts organizer Evan Fernandez discusses the importance of managing the HQ practice space for local bands and his own ensemble, The Porch Flowers.

Tone Madison · Arts · 10:01 UTC · Grant Phipps · Support

“Limerent Pittsburgh” intricately constructs a folkloric affection of place

Artist Anne Ciecko's 2025 videopoem is a highlight among the 30 selections of this year's Midwest Video Poetry Fest at ALL on April 4.

Tone Madison · Arts · 10:01 UTC · Amelia Zollner · Support

Good birding in all seasons with the storied Charles “Chuck” Henrikson

The retired lecturer and winsome ornithologist has been coordinating Tuesday birder hikes at the Arboretum for well over a decade.

Tone Madison · Arts · 10:01 UTC · Lance Li · Support

Lea Jacobs sheds new light on an old master in “John Ford At Work”

The UW Professor Emeritus' new book on the storied American director coincides with a five-film UW Cinematheque series this spring.

Tone Madison · Arts · 10:01 UTC · Grant Phipps · Support

Inspiriting radical communal aspirations: an interview with Ben Balcom on “The Phalanx”

The Milwaukee filmmaker's latest experimental short premieres locally at the Chazen Museum during the 2026 Wisconsin Film Festival on April 12.

Tone Madison · Arts · 10:01 UTC · Rodlyn-mae Banting · Support

Lisa Low’s “Replica” grapples with racial alienation and whiteness

Moving from childhood to adulthood, the author's new poetry collection confronts and reconciles expectations in order to live authentically.