The Denver Art Museum is highlighting the role of an Interpretive Specialist as it presents “The Stars We Do Not See: Australian Indigenous Art.” The museum introduced Manuel Ferreira, saying he was an integral part of the team that brought the exhibition to life at the DAM.

The museum said the exhibition is on view through July 26 and includes more than 130 works from the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne. The DAM described the show as the largest exhibition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art ever presented in North America.

According to the DAM, “The Stars We Do Not See” is the result of an unprecedented cultural partnership between the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne and the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. The museum said the Denver Art Museum is the exhibition’s second venue.

The DAM said the exhibition will also be shown at the Portland Art Museum in Oregon from September 5, 2026 through January 3, 2027. It will then appear at the Peabody Essex Museum in Massachusetts from February 27, 2027 through June 13, 2027.

The museum directed visitors to its website to learn more and plan a visit.

Melbourne

NWS Melbourne: Wet, stormy day; coastal rain late

The NWS office in Melbourne said east central Florida is seeing another wet and stormy day. The highest chance of rain is focused along the coast late afternoon into this evening, with a continuing Marginal Risk (1/4) for excessive rainfall.

NWS Melbourne Issues Rip Current, Storm Forecast

The National Weather Service in Melbourne forecast a mostly dry night with isolated showers and lightning storms from southern Brevard County southward. It also issued a moderate risk of rip currents at east central Florida beaches.

Forecast warns of storms in east central Florida

The National Weather Service in Melbourne says showers and storms are forecast this afternoon across east central Florida. The agency warned of lightning, localized flooding, wind gusts, and heat indices exceeding 100°F.

NWS Melbourne forecasts storms and flooding risk Friday

The National Weather Service in Melbourne said scattered to numerous showers and storms are forecast for east central Florida on Friday. Lightning, localized flooding, strong wind gusts, and a moderate rip risk at local beaches are possible.

Space Coast partners unite to promote Tomorrow Launches Here

Rockledge, Fla. — Regional partners including Accelerate Brevard, LEAD Brevard and several Space Coast chambers and business groups signed a memorandum of understanding to form the Space Coast Brand Partners Council to promote the Florida's Space Coast brand through Tomorrow Launches Here and tell a shared story of innovation, opportunity, entrepreneurship and quality of life that will boost local businesses and communities, according to the Economic Development Commission of Florida's Space Coast.

Argotec expands U.S. satellite plant in Melbourne

Melbourne, Florida — Italian aerospace company Argotec is expanding its U.S. satellite manufacturing headquarters and plans to grow its local workforce to support rapid, scalable satellite deployment as Florida's Space Coast attracts global aerospace investment.

Students Explore Space Careers at Kennedy Space Center

Brevard students explored space careers during "Skilled Trades in Space Day" at Kennedy Space Center.

Melbourne Beach Library Discusses Larson’s Demon of Unrest

Melbourne Beach Library's book club meets March 13 to discuss Larson's work.

Brevard libraries feature "The Queen of Sugar Hill" for #TogetherWeRead

Brevard County Public Libraries says ReShonda Tate's The Queen of Sugar Hill is the featured title for #TogetherWeRead, a digital book club that provides simultaneous access to ebooks and audiobooks via the Libby app through March 27, with more information at www.togetherweread.com/US/.