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Ravinia Festival, the summer music festival outside Chicago, has received a $38 million gift designated for its Martin Theatre. The donation, reported by OperaWire, is one of the larger recent gifts to a US performing arts venue and will support the theatre that hosts the festival's chamber and opera programming. The festival has not yet detailed how the funds will be used.
- 2Covington to launch pedestrian-friendly Entertainment Destination Center during BLINK festival▼Covington to launch pedestrian-friendly ‘Entertainment Destination Center ‘during Oct. 8-11 BLINK festival
Covington, Kentucky will debut its new Entertainment Destination Center during the BLINK festival running October 8-11. The designation creates a pedestrian-friendly zone designed to support outdoor events, street activity, and local businesses in the city's entertainment district. Launching the center alongside BLINK, the region's large light-and-art festival, is intended to showcase the setup at a moment of heavy foot traffic.
- 3Festival of Arts celebrates 30 years with expanded October event in Summerlin▼Festival of Arts marks 30 years with expanded celebration at Downtown Summerlin this October
The Festival of Arts is marking its 30th anniversary with an expanded celebration at Downtown Summerlin in Las Vegas this October. The milestone edition promises a larger program than previous years, giving artists and visitors an extended opportunity to showcase and enjoy visual and performing arts as the long-running local tradition reaches three decades.
- 418th and Vine Arts Festival draws over 100 artists▼4th annual 18th and Vine Arts Festival brings more than 100 artists to historic district
The fourth annual 18th and Vine Arts Festival is bringing more than 100 artists to Kansas City's historic 18th and Vine district. The event celebrates visual art in one of the city's most culturally significant neighborhoods, known for its jazz heritage. Local coverage highlights the festival's growth as a showcase for regional artists and a draw for visitors to the historic area.