The Punahou Carnival is a staple event for the Hawaii community, and one of its key attractions is the annual Art Gallery, which features works from around 250 local artists, including both establi… ...

The non-profit, Grady's decision, held its annual Miracles and Miles walk and family carnival on Saturday. The organization ...

This article is featured in the 2025 Winter Carnival Special Issue. Winter Carnival offers several notable icy traditions, from the polar plunge in the freezing waters of Occom Pond, to the ice ...

After spending over 30 years tucked away in a Texas storage unit, the world’s first art carnival is now captivating audiences on the second stop of its U.S. tour following its debut in Los Angeles.

FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va. (DC News Now) — McLean Day 2025 is fast approaching for its 110th year in Fairfax County. People are invited to celebrate on May 17, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., at Lewinsville ...

Carnival exhibition A love of circuses and carnivals fuels this subversive new exhibition, curated by artist Joe Coleman and on view at Jeffrey Deitch's gallery this spring. Art ...

Co-Chair of the Board of Trustees for Children’s Art Carnival, Michael Unthank, stated in a press release sent to BLACK ENTERPRISE, “The Weusi Artist Collective served as a trailblazing ...

The world's most important art fair is also a dream factory. It evokes utopian ideals and gives visitors from around the ...

The perfect age to experience “Luna Luna,” the restored art carnival now on display at the Shed in New York, might be 2. To a toddler, the futuristic pavilions designed by Salvador Dalí, Roy ...

Children’s Art Carnival Honors Weusi Artist Collective, Pioneers Of Harlem’s Black Arts Movement. The WEUSI exhibition is a multi-sensory experience to express the healing power of Black art.

The New York version of an art carnival has lost the anarchic charge it was born with almost four decades ago (though a new act may thrill the kids). Listen to this article · 7:05 min Learn more.

Carnival courts were canceled from 1917-1919, because of World War 1 and the outbreak of Spanish flu. Carnival events were largely canceled or severely limited during World War II from 1942-1945.