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Erin Wilson

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Mount Sequoyah’s Festival of Trees is back!

Holiday magic is coming early to Mount Sequoyah this November, and it’s shaping up to be bigger and brighter than ever. From the Merry Mingle kickoff party to Snapshots with Santa, holiday trivia, a pop-up cocktail night, and the Wonderland Arts Market, there’s truly something for everyone—families, friends, and anyone who loves festive vibes. Plus, every ticket and auction bid helps preserve Mount Sequoyah’s historic campus. Whether you’re planning your holiday cards or just want to soak up some cheer, this is the spot to make memories and support the community. Who’s ready for a little winter wonderland in Fayetteville? #Culture #MountSequoyah #FestivalOfTrees

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Zachary Vazquez

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West Side block party unites for peace

Chicago’s Lawndale neighborhood is throwing a hip-hop block party like no other—bringing together families, artists, and neighbors to stand up for nonviolence and community healing. The Firehouse Community Arts Center’s Block Party for Peace is packed with live music, street art, basketball, yoga, and even a classic car show on Route 66. Free haircuts, a back-to-school fest, and a blood drive make it more than just a party—it’s a real push for unity and hope. Every bite, beat, and activity helps fund youth programs that build leadership and creativity. How do you think events like this can shape our neighborhoods? #Culture #Chicago #Community

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lindagarcia

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Detroit’s jazz weekend just got bigger

Labor Day weekend in Detroit is about to be unforgettable—jazz legends like Chucho Valdés, Paquito D’Rivera, Branford Marsalis, Kenny Barron, and John Scofield are all hitting the stage at the 46th Annual Detroit Jazz Festival! This is the world’s largest free jazz festival, and it’s not just for locals—fans come from all over to soak up the music downtown. Whether you’re a jazz aficionado or just love a great city vibe, this is the event to mark on your calendar. Who are you most excited to see? Let’s talk festival plans! #Culture #DetroitJazzFest #DetroitEvents

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Lindsey Medina

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Charleston’s jazz scene heats up this Labor Day

Charleston’s Labor Day weekend is about to get a serious groove upgrade! The Lowcountry Jazz Festival is back at the Gaillard Center, bringing legends like Bob James, Kem, Pieces Of A Dream, and Boney James to the stage. This isn’t just another concert—it’s a celebration of jazz, soul, and R&B blending together, creating an electric atmosphere that keeps fans coming back year after year. The festival’s unique mix of styles and its boutique vibe make it a standout event for music lovers. Who’s planning to catch these iconic acts live? Let’s talk about your favorite jazz memories or artists you hope to see next! #Culture #CharlestonJazz #LowcountryJazzFestival

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lindagarcia

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Downtown Birmingham’s Artwalk: Free fun for all

Downtown Birmingham is about to burst with color and creativity as Artwalk returns September 5-6! Over 100 artists, musicians, and vendors will transform the streets into a lively festival that’s perfect for families. This year, the PeeWee Picassos KidZone is open longer on Saturday, so little ones can dive into hands-on art activities. Plus, live music and tasty food options make it easy to spend the whole day exploring. Admission is totally free, making it a can’t-miss weekend for anyone who loves art, music, or just soaking up Birmingham’s vibrant energy. Who’s planning to check out the new artists and family-friendly fun? #Culture #BirminghamArtwalk #FamilyFun

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Erin Wilson

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Carnival Like You’ve Never Seen: Grenada’s Spicemas

Grenada’s Spicemas isn’t just about wild parties and epic costumes—it’s a living, breathing tribute to African roots and resistance. Imagine dancing all night, covered in oil, surrounded by music, fire, and history. The Jab Jab tradition flips the script on colonial stereotypes, turning pain into power. And the vibes? Unmatched. It’s not just a party—it’s a spiritual, emotional, and cultural homecoming that’ll leave you changed. Add this to your bucket list ASAP! #Culture #GrenadaCarnival #Spicemas

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Erin Wilson

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Did You Know One Woman Started Latina Day?

National Latina Day isn’t just a hashtag—it’s a whole movement, and it all started with Dolores “Loli” Alvarez Castilla making a Facebook page back in 2015! Now, every August 20, Latinas everywhere celebrate their culture, achievements, and stories. It’s about breaking stereotypes, lifting each other up, and giving credit to the women who paved the way. Wear red, share your story, and let’s make sure every Latina gets her flowers! #Culture #NationalLatinaDay #LatinaPride

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Vickie Scott

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Lewiston’s jazz festival lights up summer nights

Nothing brings our community together quite like the Lewiston Jazz Festival! This weekend, Center Street transforms into a lively hub where jazz legends and rising stars fill the air with music. From the soulful sounds of the Hammond B3 Summit to Jumaane Smith’s tribute to Louis Armstrong, every performance promises something special. And the celebration doesn’t stop—next weekend, downtown Buffalo hosts the 4th Annual Buffalo Jazz Festival, turning Ellicott Street into a street party of rhythms from around the world. Free music, great food, and neighbors coming together—what better way to close out summer? Who’s your must-see act this year? #Culture #LewistonJazzFestival #BuffaloJazz

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Kevin Gregory

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ABFF Pop-Up Tour Is Hitting 4 Cities!

The American Black Film Festival is going on tour for its 30th anniversary! This fall, ABFF is bringing its iconic films, celeb convos, and inspiring panels to NYC, Atlanta, Dallas, and LA. It’s all about celebrating Black creativity and community—right in your city. If you love indie films, Black-owned brands, and star power, this is your chance to catch the ABFF magic without leaving town. Who’s grabbing tickets? #Culture #ABFF #BlackFilm

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lindagarcia

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Birmingham’s weekend is packed with fun!

Birmingham is buzzing this weekend with something for everyone—film buffs can dive into the Sidewalk Film Festival, sports fans can catch the Barons’ fireworks, and music lovers have concerts from Dierks Bentley to Ben Rector. There’s a jazz fest, a plant swap, a cocktail crawl, and even a fairy festival for families. Whether you’re shopping local in Ensley, running a 5K, or dancing at an adult swim party, the city’s energy is contagious. Which event are you most excited about? Let’s share plans and tips for making the most of this action-packed weekend! #Culture #BirminghamEvents #WeekendFun

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