The Contemporary Austin's family fest returns October 18 with wearable design and a community-made quilt on Lake Austin's shore.

Free lottery passes open up for shows at ACL Live, with jazz legend Arturo Sandoval joining the festival-season lineup.

The 60-member volunteer orchestra brings Rhapsody in Blue and James Bond themes to First Presbyterian Church on November 8.

The Sept. 18-20 festival grew out of a 2025 debut and shares a block with the nation's oldest family-run wine shop.

Drink the Sea plays sitar, oud and Brazilian surdo drums alongside Peter Buck's guitar on September 4.

Single tickets are now on sale for six nationally known authors, with prices starting at $25 for balcony seats.

Meanwhile Brewing's fifth annual Lagers and Literature adds author signings and a bilingual storytime to raise money for Inside Books Project.

Usher, 2 Chainz and Master P surprised the crowd as Jeezy closed his record-setting Planet Hollywood run.

The Power-Jackson Cabin's logs are back from Tennessee restoration, ready to rise again at Hyde Farm Park with $340,000 in SPLOST funding.

The free festival runs September 4-6 along the Mississippi floodwall, now in its 14th straight year at the site.

Ballet Theatre of Maryland kicks off its new season with wine in a colonial garden before staging the world's oldest surviving story ballet.

The Mexico City-based boy band drew a record 142,000-strong KCON crowd, then said goodbye to L.A. with a bit of sadness.

Free mooncakes, Mongolian barbecue and a Peking Opera stage land on Pennsylvania Avenue NW this Saturday.