Chicago's longest-running AAPI comedy troupe returns for two nights, with roots tracing back to Steven Yeun and Danny Pudi.

The free art hunt has grown from 150 clay worms in 2024 to roughly 700 this year, with 20 local businesses joining in.

The Sister Act vocal coach and former Chicago schoolteacher marks 50 years in music with a State Street signing and a Wheaton concert.

The instrument born in Hawaiʻi is finally getting a home there, with archives planned near the State Capitol.

Costumed storytellers lead lantern-lit walks through Atlanta's historic graveyard this month, with proceeds funding preservation work.

The restored 1911 Emery Theater, now home to The Children's Theatre of Cincinnati, earned five honors from five organizations.

Three tribute shows at a Manhattan theater honor the Black dancers who helped Arthur Mitchell break ballet's color line.

Hull's Miranda Miele turned her South Shore house into a hot-pink '80s showcase, and millions are watching online.

Annie Young lost her sight to a rare disease but builds paintings you can touch, now on view at Fire Station No. 1.

Free Beethoven, Bach and Brahms recital kicks off a 12th season at a 1924 Playhouse District sanctuary.

Presale starts this Wednesday for the Mexican singer-songwriter's El Paso stop tied to her Tijuana-rooted new album.

Sewists and crafters descend on Sharonville this week for a three-day expo packed with runway fashion shows and a sprawling vendor floor.

Volunteers revived this forgotten 1919 rest stop in Cajon Pass — now it hosts a centennial bash with three guided hikes.