A Brooklyn saxophonist and a Princeton economist are among 2026's MacArthur Fellows, each landing $800,000 with zero strings attached.

The Gay Men's Chorus of South Florida stands to lose $90,000 as county grant rules shift under a new state law.

The Alabama band brings its Grateful Tour to Pittsburgh's PPG Paints Arena.

A century-old Grand Avenue vaudeville house-turned-church is becoming a 55-to-60-seat theater named for the Spanish word for queen.

A Larkfield museum born at the Presidio celebrated three decades at a Santa Rosa vineyard, with a James Beard finalist cooking the first course.

The Hollywood cemetery swaps last year's sold-out timed sessions for three admission windows on October 24, with DannyLux headlining.

UNLV's Barrick Lecture Series sold out so fast that organizers added an encore date for the Science Guy.

Shana Carroll dreamed up the acrobatic memoir inside a CT scanner during cancer treatment. Now it's kicking off the Goodman's second century in the Loop.

East Sacramento's Annunciation church throws its 63rd Greek Festival Oct. 2-4, with free entry for cyclists and kids 12 and under.

Garfield Park native Barbara Bates celebrates four decades of design at the Obama Presidential Center, with proceeds aiding a Sinai Chicago imaging center bearing her name.

Eric Idle stops in Southeast Portland on October 27 to talk thyme, Provence and a life after cancer.

Centre Stage pairs with the Hispanic Alliance for two bilingual workshop shows of a musical about a Mexican sugarcane worker's journey to South Carolina.

South Berkeley's La Peña hosts four nights of free social-justice films starting Thursday, even as the venue battles ongoing budget strain.