Good morning, Glendale.

Glendale's Arts and Culture Fest returns Jan.

31 at Civic Center Plaza and The Lot downtown, offering live art, a Classic Car Competition with 75+ cars, local bands, vendor booths and a Kids’ Zone with activities for all ages.

Glendale Arts Council's 63rd annual fine arts show starts Friday, Jan.

10 at Historic Sahuaro Ranch Park, featuring original sculptures, oils and watercolors from local artists with entries exhibited for sale on Jan. 10-11 and daily through Feb. 1, while judging is set for Jan. 12.

Deborah J. Ledford, an award-winning suspense-thriller author, is the featured Writer in Residence for Glendale’s program that offers weekly one-on-one coaching and group workshops at Main, Foothills, and Heroes Regional Park Libraries from January through late March — registration is required for individual sessions while workshops remain free.

Glendale Community College received a planned gift from Terry Prince Sims (daughter of its first president, Dr. John F.

Prince) that continues a six-decade legacy of family support. The gift supports both the college library and a memorial scholarship, underscoring a longstanding commitment to student education.

St. Madness: A Night of Legendary Proportions

7-10 p.m. — The 44 Sports Grill & Nightlife — Check website for entry details — Celebrate the return of St. Madness with a night of unforgettable live music.

K-POP Stars Live Show

4 PM - 8 PM — Glendale Civic Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience electrifying tributes to the biggest K-POP stars with stunning choreographies and vibrant performances.