Travelers can catch twice-daily jazz sets at Pittsburgh International Airport starting next Monday, part of a citywide festival featuring drumming legend Bernard Purdie.

Yukon's kolache-fueled celebration marks six decades with a Friday Pivo Garden and Saturday parade of 80-plus floats.

Church of the Friendly Ghost brings its experimental sound summit back to Cherrywood Center after a reorganizing hiatus.

The musical that once shipped out to Broadway from D.C. is back, ten years later, leading Ford's fall season.

Fred Hearns leads a Saturday walk past a cemetery Tampa once lost in a tax auction and the Little League fields that shaped Dwight Gooden.

Broad Ripple hosts a five-day jazz takeover, ending with a $3.6 million renovated ARTSPARK and free entry for kids 14 and under.

Metro Detroit shops are marking a remastered 'Maggot Brain' with guitar contests, karaoke, and a peanut-butter coffee blend.

Forty violinists from 10 countries descend on Indianapolis this month, chasing a Stradivarius loan and a Carnegie Hall debut.

Free dance kicks off downtown Friday, but the real news is a first-ever Don Quixote with American Ballet Theatre sets.

Tickets from $25 to $50 will go straight to four Sarasota first-responder charities, with fees waived to maximize the donation.

Artists paint live at the T.C. Steele estate Saturday as Indiana marks 100 years since the painter's death.

Borrow screen-printing gear or embroidery tools free at Central Library, thanks to a librarian's own crafting mishaps.

Hunter Swafford, 15, was told he might not speak until 18. Now he's cleared the first round of American Idol auditions.