Arts & Culture

July 31, 2026

Back in the Ring: A Breeder, Her Newfoundlands, and a Second Birthday Hard-Won

Bulldozer the Newfoundland's second birthday brings another day in the show ring—and memories of the littermate Joan couldn't save.

By Abbey O'Brien

July 31, 2026

This Jersey Girl is Working Her Way From Grammy Member to Winner

Singer-songwriter Isabella Dussias blends a classical education with folk and pop, creating a unique style of music that impressed The Recording Academy.

By Carley McDonald

June 10, 2026

An Inside Look at Art and Connection at the Obama Presidential Center

Virginia Shore, the Obama Presidential Center's Curator of Art Commissions, spoke with The Click about shaping the Center's contemporary art program, her curatorial philosophy, and the role of art in creating dialogue and understanding.

By Anabelle Anthony

June 10, 2026

“Making People’s Lives Better”: A Massachusetts Library’s Community Impact

The public library is one of the last strongholds of third spaces that is entirely free for the public. It remains uncompromising in the weather and can serve as a refuge from sweltering heat or the bitter cold of winter. You can stay as long as you like, and many public libraries often host events to bring the community together. However, this is a third space that has been significantly compromised as libraries have dealt with funding cuts, tensions over book bans, and technology pivots.

By Katherine Burns

May 27, 2026

‘We Need Magic’: An Afternoon with the Witch from Piedemont

Solea (who goes by one name) defines herself as a “green witch,” a magician in contact with nature. She reads tarot cards and coins, senses energies and souls, and performs magical rituals and charms all over Piedemont.

By Giulia Petrilli