On April 17, Sotheby’s will auction some valuable items from the chess library of GM Lothar Schmid, best known as the arbiter ...

The Southwest Harbor Public Library welcomes kids of all ages and skill levels to play chess on the first and third Wednesdays through April from 3:30-4:30 p.m.

Topping the marquee for today/tonight - March's West Seattle Art Walk! Here's the list of venues: The Art Walk website spotlights the receptions you'll find tonight, most between 5 pm and 8 pm. Alki, ...

McIntosh Memorial Library of Viroqua will once again serve as the host location for Chess Club 65. Entering its third year, Chess Club 65 is a weekly gathering for players of all ages and experiences ...

Apple TV's Foundation delivers a visually stunning and engaging sci-fi epic, justifying its $10 million per episode budget.

On the morning of Friday, March 13, the Northeast Harbor Library and MDI Chess will host a free-to-enter, officially sanctioned chess tournament for players of all ages ...

The High Plains and Clearview library districts and the Loveland Public Library offer a variety of programs and activities for all ages. Here are some activities taking place at the respective ...

Dungeons & Dragons Club: 4-5 p.m., Ramona Community Library, 1275 Main St. DnD newcomers and seasoned players welcome. For teens 12-18. 760-788-5270. Teen Jammers: 4:30 p.m., Ramona Community Library, ...

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS IN CONGRESSIONAL ART COMPETITION Rep. Frank J. Mrvan is now accepting submissions for the 2026 Congressional Art Competition for high school students from Indiana’s First ...

The Williamsport–Washington Township Public Library is proud to announce the unveiling of its newly revamped Teen Library, a ...

Two neighborhood libraries in St. Louis are preparing to reopen in late May, nearly one year after a destructive tornado caused significant structural damage to the buildings. The Julia Davis and ...

Arts, entertainment, film, festivals and more events happening this week in the greater Capital Region from Thursday, March ...