More than 200 quilts, 20 vendors and a $10 three-day pass await at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center.

The University of Miami's Bill Cosford Cinema opens its screen to Indigenous filmmakers from the Amazon to the Arctic starting Friday.

Teeth tied to a sunken 1776 gunboat crew are headed to New York, honoring five soldiers whose remains remain unidentified.

Caleres is donating its famous 2,000-shoe sculpture to Lambert as it leaves its Clayton campus for good.

Films on a Ghanaian cinematographer and Harvard's first Black football player in the South are among those featured in this year's lineup at the Guild Theater.

Miami's genre-bending orchestra returns to the Banyan Bowl on Oct. 17 with a surprise guest artist still under wraps.

The new show at the National Museum of American History runs through early 2028 and pairs rising artists with names like Ed Ruscha.

Painters start work Oct. 10, with a free Urban Supply celebration on Oct. 17 featuring food trucks and live mural finishing.

San Diego Made's October 17 showcase pairs five city-backed artists with a mystery-bag fundraiser for a fellow maker.

The 55th Kentuck Festival of the Arts hits Snow Hinton Park Oct. 17-18 with a full music and spoken-word lineup.

Conductor Steve Hackman fuses the Eroica with Yellow and Clocks, alternating between podium and piano.

At Parkdale Recreation Center, artist Juan Cuevas turned a storage container into a tribute to his late friend Sochi and ancestral unity.

An Elevate grant helped curator Alexis Hunter turn a 2023 gallery show into an October program across two East Austin venues.