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What Coachella’s $779 shuttle bundle buys for one weekend
The 2027 festival lists standalone general admission as sold out. A three-day shuttle bundle and VIP passes are marked for Friday’s public sale.
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Corning’s new Chinese glass show puts the makers in focus
Opening in May 2027, Ablaze will use objects from hairpins to a glass-inlaid clock to tell a story bigger than the Qing imperial workshop.
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At DOC NYC, the festival starts before some films do online
The documentary festival streams across the United States and its territories. Each film has its own dates, and pressing Stream starts a separate clock.
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Philadelphia’s library catalog is back. Here’s what readers can do again
The Free Library restored online searches, holds, and account access. One novel shows why checking for a print copy is different from borrowing an audiobook.
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Manchester’s arts grants can help pay for a show. When does the money arrive?
Connecticut’s Manchester is taking applications for its 2027 downtown arts grants. The town is aiming for January decisions, with payments scheduled to begin in April.
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Creative Forces opens arts grants for military communities. Here’s how the match works.
Applications are due January 13. Organizations seeking up to $25,000 need a project partner, local input and a dollar of eligible support for every grant dollar.
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What the federal film tax credit pitched in Los Angeles would cover
At the American Film Market, industry advocates pushed for a federal credit tied to U.S. production pay. California already offers a credit with a different set of rules.
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The Library of Congress plans two tools for remixing its archives
Two artists will turn historical recordings and marks from old prints into material the public can use to make something new.
