What could be better than art that's free to view and accessible 24/7? Time to get inspired; these are the coolest public artworks around.

In the US, cities are increasingly investing in creative ways to get things growing, from transforming disused rooftops to upcycling empty lots. Check out our favorite urban farm projects across the country.

Good things come in small packages – just look at these petite museums. From gemstone galleries to bonsai gardens, head out and discover your city's lesser-known institutions.

Whether you're visiting a new city or just wanna get to know your hometown a little bit better, walking tours are the answer – and here are eight of the very best.

Did you know that it’s possible to get married inside a doughnut shop in Portland? Or that Boston was once submerged in a deadly wave…of molasses? Read on for more bizarro urban lore.

For the last 30 years, Philadelphia nonprofit Mural Arts has been going, well, off the wall. And in more recent years, it’s been moving off the wall—and out of the box, too.

Thanks to these seven cross-registration programs, students can study at their home institutions and register for classes at nearby schools.

Up-and-coming artists. Neighborhood vibes. Free drinks and snacks. For the budding culture vulture looking to hit the town, urban gallery walks don’t just provide perfectly bite-sized, arty adventuring—they do it on the house.

Philly’s known as a hip, music-loving, cheesesteak-filled city. Less known? That there are pockets of awesome, untapped little towns just an hour (or less) outside of city lines that are bustling with culture, mouthwatering cuisine, eclectic art, and historical sights.

While we wouldn’t recommend camping out for the night in hopes that the Great Pumpkin will appear, classic pumpkin patches are still well worth a visit during the harvest season. Think: thick sweaters, cozy scarves, cups of hot cider — and as many soon-to-be Jack O’Lanterns and pies as you can carry.