Fashion Spotlight: WWD profiles five first-timers on the CFDA calendar ahead of NYFW Spring 2027, including Emily Grey’s knitwear-forward label built on “ease” and tailored structure. Community Filmmaking: Canberra’s Rebus Theatre launches a free October program for LGBTQIA+ teens (12–17), training young creators to write, direct, act, and edit their own short films. Performing Arts: Greek National Opera announces a four-night tribute to lyricist Marianina Kriezi, revisiting songs from her children’s radio legacy and beyond. Art + Land Conservation: Napa’s di Rosa Center secures a deal protecting 162 acres around Milliken Peak, preserving the art-and-nature setting while supporting operations. Cultural Heritage in Motion: Miryang, Korea hosts the Three Great Arirang Festival (Sept. 11–13) with performances, percussion, and an Arirang Art Market. Museum Security Shock: Thieves steal four Renoirs from France’s Renoir Museum on the Riviera in a rapid heist, reigniting debate over museum protection. Leadership Shakeup: Smithsonian chief Lonnie Bunch steps down amid pressure tied to U.S. history-politics. Design + Light: Bulgari’s traveling “Kaleidos” arrives in Shanghai, exploring color through science, symbolism, and light. Major New Institution: The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art ramps up opening events ahead of its Sept. 22 launch.