Fashion & Identity: Doha Fashion Summit 2026 opens Sept. 18 with “Threads of Fashion,” spotlighting designers, artisans, students and models from multiple cultures in a community-forward runway. Caribbean Art: Trinidadian charcoal artist Jadon Matthews returns to Horizons Art Gallery with “Grassroots,” exploring identity, memory and everyday life ahead of a Sept. 1 opening. Reggae & Lyrics: Kabaka Pyramid releases “Rebel Music—The Lyrics Tape,” revisiting the 15-year legacy of his breakthrough with reggae, dancehall and sound-system energy. Outdoor Art Practice: Trinidad & Tobago’s Art Society joins the International Plein Air Painters Worldwide Paint Out on Sept. 5 at U Pick Farms, keeping plein-air traditions alive. Community Festivals: Guam’s Yona Cultural Festival continues weaving traditions, while Port Farms’ Flower & Art Fest blends local makers, live music and family activities. Public Art for the Planet: Washburn’s Mulvane Art Museum prepares to send two sculptures off-campus in September, including a “Washed Ashore” trash-to-art penguin. Music Heritage: Sangrur’s Akal Tanti Saaz Academy reconnects students with Sikh string-instrument traditions tied to Gurbani. AI vs Copyright: Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell sue Anthropic over alleged large-scale training on copyrighted songs, seeking up to $150,000 per infringement. Art & Culture in South Asia: Delhi Contemporary Art Week returns with women-led galleries and exhibitions focused on climate, land, memory and identity. Global Culture in Motion: Miami hosts Medellin’s Flower Festival in Wynwood, featuring music, art and a “Silleteros” parade. Religion & Society: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat calls for global religious harmony in New York, framing unity through shared humanity.