Springfield native Bob Waldmire was a gifted artist and cartographer who captured the essence of Route 66 through his ...

Buckle up as Jim Ross and Shellee Graham take readers for a ride down "The Main Street of America" in "Route 66: The First 100 Years." In 2026, the Mother Road will be celebrating its centennial ...

The AAA Route 66 Road Fest takes place Saturday, June 21, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday, June 22, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. General admission tickets are $10, available either at the door or online.

Part of the Texas Route 66 Festival, which is going full force behind the scenes all around Amarillo, will be the "Bloomin’ Bull," a massive sculpture/mural art installation being finished up at ...

Cactus Cove is celebrating an unusual art piece that's part paint, part metal with a free lunch, music and car show to kick off Route 66 celebrations.

Route 66 is turning 100 next year, ... Preserving the history of Arizona's Route 66. Published: May 12, 2025 at 6:03 PM MST Route 66 is turning 100 next year, and people in the ...

This stretch of Route 66 between Kingman and Seligman is pure vintage magic—neon signs, roadside diners, and small-town stories that echo with nostalgia. Join us for a drive through time on ...

From fiberglass giants to a man-made forest, art installations turn Route 66 into an unforgettable, open-air gallery stretching across 2,400 miles of Americana.

As Phoenix bets big on AI with TSMC's new semiconductor fabrication factories, Arizona’s Route 66 towns reveal what it takes to survive technological upheaval.

Even after nearly a century, Route 66 still turns a cross-country drive into something unforgettable. America’s most famous highway still knows how to deliver a great story and a fantastic photo op.

Sage Scott. The quirky public art pieces along Route 66 are part time capsule, part creative canvas. From fiberglass giants to a man-made forest, these art installations turn Route 66 into an ...

The Route 66 Art Crawl returns this Friday, April 11, with a kick-off event featuring live music, local art, free face painting, and family-friendly activities in Tulsa's Red Fork district.