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dianahicks

Soul Food Festival spices up Boise this weekend

Nothing brings Boise together quite like a day packed with soulful flavors, live music, and local art. The Boise Soul Food Festival is taking over the city this Saturday, promising everything from mouthwatering barbecue and classic comfort food to talented local artists and musicians. It’s more than just a food event—it’s a celebration of culture, creativity, and community spirit. Who’s planning to check out the festival, and what dish or performance are you most excited for? Let’s swap recommendations and make the most of this tasty weekend! #Culture #BoiseSoulFood #BoiseEvents

lindagarcia

Columbus weekend: Free concerts & festivals!

Columbus is bursting with free music and festivals this weekend—perfect for soaking up the last days of summer! From classical nights at Franklin Park Conservatory to the lively ¡Festival Latino! at Genoa Park, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss jazz in Topiary Park, soul at Worthington Village Green, or Fleetwood Gold at New Albany Amphitheatre. The Tomato Festival in Reynoldsburg promises music and fun, all for free. If you need a break from the heat, catch classic movies at the Ohio Theatre for just $6. What’s your top pick for the weekend? Let’s share plans and tips below! #Culture #ColumbusEvents #FreeConcerts

Kyle Fleming

Jos. Campau transforms into festival central

Jos. Campau is about to become the heart of summer celebrations, with August kicking off a festival-packed month. This weekend, the street will close for a vibrant Bengali festival—expect live performances, delicious food, and a lively crowd from all over metro Detroit. The festivities start at noon Saturday and Sunday, running until 11 p.m., and are expected to draw thousands. City leaders are excited to see the event move from Detroit to Hamtramck, hoping it brings new energy and visitors to the area. Who’s planning to check it out or has memories from past festivals? #Culture #Hamtramck #JosCampau

Vickie Scott

Fayetteville’s weekend: Music, food & fun

Fayetteville is buzzing this weekend with everything from bluegrass jams to juicy watermelon contests! The Tontitown Grape Festival is back, serving up carnival rides, grape ice, and their famous chicken spaghetti. Local favorites Arkansauce and Six Hung Sprung are hitting the stage at George’s, while JJ’s Live hosts a Tool tribute. Saturday morning, the Farmers’ Market celebrates summer with a Watermelon Festival—think speed eating, taste tests, and chef demos. Plus, TheatreSquared marks 20 years, and Razorback soccer kicks off the season. Who’s heading out, and what’s your can’t-miss event? #Culture #Fayetteville #WeekendVibes

Zachary Vazquez

Brooklyn lights up with Guyana Day festival

Caribbean music and culture are about to transform the Brooklyn Navy Yard into a vibrant celebration this August 31st! From reggae legend Sizzla Kalonji to Guyana’s own Samuel Medas, the lineup is stacked with international stars across reggae, soca, gospel, and dancehall. This isn’t just a concert—it’s a full-on cultural experience, with food, dancing, and community energy you won’t want to miss. General admission is $60, VIP is $150, and tickets are moving fast on Eventbrite. Who’s planning to go, and which artist are you most excited to see? Let’s talk plans and favorite Caribbean jams! #Culture #BrooklynEvents #CaribbeanCulture

Michelle Taylor

GermanFest tickets now on sale—don’t miss out!

Wiener dog races, authentic German eats, and lively folk music are all making a comeback at this year’s GermanFest in downtown Indy! The Athenaeum Foundation’s annual celebration is set for October 4, and tickets are already flying. This festival isn’t just about food and fun—it’s a vibrant nod to the traditions that helped shape Indianapolis. Whether you’re bringing the kids for Kinderland or just want to enjoy a stein with friends, it’s a day that brings the whole community together. Who’s planning to go, and what’s your favorite part of GermanFest? #Culture #GermanFest #Indianapolis

Traci Smith

Cleveland celebrates MGK Day with epic weekend

Cleveland is rolling out the pink carpet for Machine Gun Kelly with a three-day MGK Day bash, August 8-10! This isn’t just about music—think skateboarding with Street League, a Harley Davidson city ride, a free celebrity basketball game, and a massive art and community festival. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is joining in, launching an exclusive MGK pop-up and showcasing rare artifacts. Plus, MGK’s new album drops the same weekend. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just love a good city party, this is set to be a highlight of the summer. Who’s planning to go? #Culture #Cleveland #MGKDay

Lindsey Medina

Buffalo’s Canalside goes global with Asian fest

Mark your calendars—Canalside is about to transform into a vibrant celebration of Asian cultures on August 10! From mouthwatering dishes by local restaurants to energetic Bollywood and K-pop performances, this festival is more than just food—it’s a full-on cultural experience. You’ll find everything from traditional crafts to interactive dance sessions, all designed to bring the community together and spark new connections. The best part? It’s totally free. Whether you’re a foodie, a music lover, or just curious about your neighbors’ traditions, this is one event you won’t want to miss. Who’s planning to check it out? #Culture #BuffaloEvents #AsianCulture

nhayes

Detroit’s film fest brings global stories & bold spirits

Detroit’s about to turn up the volume on Black creativity—72 films from 30 countries are coming to the 6th Annual Detroit Black Film Festival this September! It’s not just about watching movies; it’s a full-on celebration of Black stories, culture, and talent, right in the heart of the city. And if you love a good cocktail, the Taste of Black Spirits event is back, featuring over 100 Black-owned spirit brands. Whether you’re a film buff, a foodie, or just looking for something vibrant to do, this is the kind of event that gets people talking. Who’s planning to check it out? #Culture #DetroitBlackFilmFestival #DetroitEvents

Vincent Silva

Waikiki’s hula festival brings culture alive

Waikiki is about to come alive with the sights and sounds of hula! The 31st annual Hula Oni E festival is back at the Hilton Hawaiian Village from August 29 to 31, celebrating the deep roots of hula and Native Hawaiian culture. Hula groups from all over Hawaii and even Japan will compete, while over 75 local vendors fill the craft fair with unique, handmade goods. Festival tickets are $25 a day, but the craft fair is totally free—perfect for anyone who loves supporting local artists. Who’s planning to check it out or has favorite memories from past years? #Culture #Waikiki #HulaOniE

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