Costume & Comedy on Tour: Tony winner Paul Tazewell’s purple-soaked designs are driving the national launch of Broadway’s “Death Becomes Her,” opening in Cleveland as the show heads into a new run. Indigenous Beauty Traditions: Malaysia’s Temiar facial art is getting a modern makeover as harder-to-find traditional ingredients are replaced by everyday cosmetics—without losing the motifs’ meaning. Culture as Community Access: In Ireland, a “culture bus” keeps older adults connected to shows and museums, filling gaps left by limited public transport. Arts Infrastructure & Legacy: Willamette’s Hallie Ford Museum of Art marks a major transition as founder John Olbrantz retires after 28 years of building exhibitions, collections, and a $10M endowment. Music, Identity & Global Exchange: A Taiwan temple-culture showcase in Poland brought traditional music, processions, and a themed market to new audiences. Public Art in Transit: Springfield-Branson Airport is welcoming art back inside with a new installation featuring portraits and stories from people of all abilities. Luxury Travel Meets Contemporary Art: Minos Beach Art Hotel in Greece joins Virtuoso, aiming to deepen access to high-end international travelers. Money as Culture: Paraguay’s new guaraní banknotes debut in October with redesigned imagery shifting focus from presidents toward Guaraní culture and ecology. Festival Energy: Oktoberfest returns to Boyertown with food, craft beer, and live music for its 19th year.