Olde Tyme Italian Festival Returns for 22nd Year Oct 2‑3
The 22nd Olde Tyme Italian Festival launches Oct 2‑3 in The Wildwoods, featuring food, music and family events to honor Italian heritage and draw visitors.
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Harlem Globetrotters to Perform in Albany and Glens Falls
The Harlem Globetrotters will perform in Albany and Glens Falls in early 2027, offering a family‑friendly cultural event for locals and tourists.
East Atlanta Strut Festival Returns September 26
The 28th annual East Atlanta Strut festival returns on September 26, featuring a parade with marching bands, floats, and family-friendly activities along Flat Shoals Avenue, Glenwood Avenue, and Brownwood Park. The event runs from noon to 6 p.m., highlighting the neighborhood’s long-standing community celebration.
North Wildwood to Host 35th Annual Irish Fall Festival
North Wildwood will hold its 35th Irish Fall Festival Sep. 25‑27, featuring music, dance, a parade, a 5K run, amateur boxing and vendors, celebrating Irish culture and attracting visitors to the area.
Capital Region Gears Up for Oktoberfest Celebrations
Local breweries and German cultural groups are launching a series of Oktoberfest events across the Capital Region this fall, featuring traditional food, beer and music to celebrate heritage and unite the community.
Cinéma Beaubien Celebrates 25 Years of Survival
Cinéma Beaubien celebrated 25 years in 2026 after becoming a nonprofit, a change driven by local citizens that prevented its conversion to other uses. Its survival contrasts with many historic Montreal cinemas that have closed or been repurposed.
Chicago Neighborhood Makes TimeOut’s 2026 Coolest List
A Chicago neighborhood was included in TimeOut’s 2026 list of the world’s 40 coolest neighborhoods, based on food, drink, nightlife and unique character, as judged by on‑the‑ground experts.
Jackalope Festival Secured in Montreal Through 2028
Montreal has confirmed the Jackalope Festival will stay in the city through 2028, with the 2026 event set for September 11‑13 at the Old Port.
Jackalope Festival Secures Montreal Spot Through 2028
The Jackalope Festival returns to Montreal’s Old Port from September 11‑13, 2026, and has secured a venue in the city through 2028, confirming its role as a lasting cultural event.
Jackalope Festival to Remain in Montreal Through 2028
Jackalope festival will remain in Montreal through 2028, with the 2026 edition set for September 11‑13 at the Old Port, confirming a multi‑year commitment to the city’s cultural calendar.
Jackalope Festival Returns Sep 11-13, Secured in Montreal Through 2028
Jackalope’s 2026 festival will be held September 11‑13 at Montreal’s Old Port, and the city has confirmed the event will stay in Montreal through 2028.
Manhattan Declares September 25 Dolly Parton Appreciation Day
Manhattan has declared September 25, 2026 as Dolly Parton Appreciation Day, linking the honor to her hit “9 to 5” and recent efforts like the Dolly Parton Street sign in the Fulton Street subway station.
Culture Montréal Issues Recommendations for Quebec Government
Culture Montréal released a report on August 30, 2026, offering recommendations for the upcoming Quebec government, amid Canada‑U.S. tensions and the expanding influence of artificial intelligence.
Montreal Aquarium Project Suspended Indefinitely After Operator Pullout
The Montreal aquarium planned for the Royalmount site has been put on indefinite hold after the promoter and future operator withdrew on August 31, 2026, leaving the project without a developer.
Culture Montréal urges Quebec to increase cultural support in new report
Culture Montréal released a report on August 30, 2026 urging the next Quebec government to boost cultural support amid strained Canada‑U.S. relations and expanding AI technologies. The recommendations target funding, creator incentives, and protection of Quebec’s artistic identity.
Culture Montréal Urges Quebec to Strengthen Cultural Support
Culture Montréal's August 30 report urges the incoming Quebec government to adopt policies that protect and promote the province’s cultural sector amid strained Canada‑Quebec relations and the rise of AI in creative fields.
Culture Montréal urges Quebec government to act on cultural policy
Culture Montréal released a report on August 30, 2026 urging the forthcoming Quebec government to adopt policies that support the arts and address AI’s impact, set against ongoing Canada‑Quebec tensions.
Culture Montréal urges Quebec to boost cultural support
Culture Montréal issued a report on August 30 urging the Quebec government to reinforce cultural policy amid Canada‑U.S. tensions and the rise of AI in the arts. The document proposes actionable recommendations to support institutions, protect heritage, and adapt to new technologies.
World Press Photo Exhibition Open in Montreal Until Oct. 12
The World Press Photo exhibition, featuring award‑winning photojournalism and visual storytelling, is on display at Montreal’s Marché Bonsecours and will remain open until October 12, 2026.
Culture Montréal asks Quebec to devote 3% of budget to arts
Culture Montréal has submitted 37 proposals urging Quebec to allocate three percent of its budget to the arts, aiming to strengthen funding for the province's cultural community.
