Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton's exhibit opens Sunday on her own city-honored day, built from a miscarriage poem and grim Harris County data.

A new Henry B. Plant Museum show revisits the 1897 night 2,000 Tampans packed an opera house for moving pictures.

CFCArts Youth Theatre brings Moana Jr to Trinity Prep next week, with students as young as Pre-K sharing the stage with teens.

Students hacked, debated and pitched a Black Arts District for Ensley as the Penny Games doubled in size this year.

The New Orleans staple grew from 5,000 fans to nearly 20,000, organizers say, with a tribute planned for late producer Scott Aiges.

The Banyan Bowl lineup spans swing, salsa and bossa nova, with Eliane Elias headlining a Jobim centennial tribute.

A film inspired by Chicago’s Mothman legend is among the works accepted for the 28th annual fest.

A Boston councilor says artists shouldn't have to be a 'nepo-baby' to become famous.

Porch columns held together by nails, a facade pulling loose — the Donelson landmark nearly fell apart before its rescue.

Kevin Doyle's dance troupe returns to Blackstone River Theatre, tracing how Irish step dance shaped American tap.

Mount Vernon Avenue shuts down Saturday for free trolleys, a pie contest and a soapbox stage as Del Ray's biggest street party returns.

Caterpillars, cats and a rebellious pigeon now greet readers outside University City Regional Library, built mostly from recycled materials.

Riflemen drill, cannons boom, and drummers beat retreat this weekend as Colonial Williamsburg recreates Virginia's 1776 push north.