Culture and Entertainment

Tahlequah will host the second annual Quah Laughs Arts and Comedy Festival, promising a bigger and better event this year. Local comedian and event organizer Justin Mclemore is excited to bring the laughs back with a diverse lineup of comedians that includes both local and national talent. The festival will also feature a new art market showcasing local artists and their work. “We are thrilled to expand the Quah Laughs festival to include an art market,” Mclemore said. “It’s a great opportunity to showcase local talent and create a vibrant atmosphere for attendees.” The festival aims to provide a night…

This weekend, Central Michigan transforms into a vibrant hub of activity and events, offering something for everyone from August 9-11. Whether you’re a local or planning a visit, here’s your guide to making sure you don’t miss out on all the fun and excitement in the area. Festivals and fairs Central Michigan County Fair: Starting August 9, the annual county fair returns with its traditional mix of live music, carnival rides and agricultural displays. It’s a perfect outing for families looking to enjoy a day of fun, food and festivities. Art in the park: On August 10, visit Riverside Park…

Explore the wide range of entertainment options available in Naperville and surrounding cities. Friday 9th August Comedy Night with Dr. Bill Miller: 8 PM, CG's Comedy Club, 619 E. Boughton Road, Bolingbrook. Tickets: $25, 21 and older only. Call (630) 410-8906 or visit cgscomedyclub.com. Open Air Concert with Brian Kovacs: 4:30 PM, Cantigny Park South Grove, 1S151 Winfield Road, Wheaton. Admission: $5. For details, call (630) 668-5161 or visit cantigny.org. Elton Rohn Tribute Performance: 7:30 PM, Lakeside Pavilion, McAninch Arts Center, College of DuPage, 425 Fawell Blvd., Glen Ellyn. Free admission. Call (630) 942-4000 or visit atthemac.org. Saturday 10th August…

In downtown Boston, Georgia, a recent Thursday Night Bingo event successfully raised over $700 to help purchase school supplies for Cross Creek Elementary School. The fundraiser, organized by the Boston Arts & Entertainment Society, was held to help ease the financial burdens faced by local educators as they prepare for the new academic year. Lindsey Ray, who teaches art to third- and fourth-graders at the Thomas County School System and lives in Boston, compiled a list of essential supplies that she distributed among her peers. Logan Smith, a founder of the Boston Arts & Entertainment Society, said, “Our goal is…