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The Georgia-born hitmaker behind Cody Johnson's Grammy-winning song plays Greenville's Hot Tamale Festival this month.
The Med City Arts Talking Trail links 30 downtown Rochester sites, from a Mayo-inspired mural to a goose sculpture, with narrated histories.
Free Brahms waltzes and a María Irene Fornés drama headline Brooklyn College's slate in the new citywide CUNY Stages Festival this October.
The $75 session at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum pairs hand-carved blocks with Nashville imagery on tea towels and totes.
Two sons join their father on stage as the sarod meets the orchestra at Mandeville Auditorium this month.
The 19th OC Japan Fair hits Costa Mesa next weekend with over 60 food vendors and a live tuna-cutting demo.
Dealers from around the globe descend on Fort Mason this week, with tickets starting around $23 and opening-night gala tickets reaching $10,000.
Objects: USA pairs Wendell Castle and George Nakashima with today's makers at the Museum of Craft and Design through January.
Residents hand-painted flowers onto the new ‘Rooted in Hope’ mural, which sits where Dream Homes families fought for years to get a park.
The country-gospel act led by Shaye Smith, granddaughter of an original member, performs Sunday at the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Socorro ISD's Student Activities Complex hosted 22 bands from seven districts, with finals and a drum major retreat capping the night.
A trans-owned Salt Lake bookstore hosts sci-fi star Becky Chambers at 1,900-seat Kingsbury Hall this week.
Verdigris Ensemble's anniversary season adds a listening party, a sound bath and founder Sam Brukhman's first original composition.
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