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The 35th Philadelphia Film Festival runs Oct. 15-25 with more than 100 films, four world premieres and new work from Jesse Eisenberg and Ava DuVernay.
Student presenters tackle black holes and a comet that ‘sings’ as UWM’s Manfred Olson Planetarium goes spooky this October.
Sunset Brews hosts a free panel and improv session Sunday on the band’s Trinity University origins and new SXSW-winning documentary.
Costumes are encouraged as the Alabama Symphony Orchestra scores the night before Halloween with music from Psycho and Wicked at the Alys Stephens Center.
Free admission and parking, street food and live performances mark a century since the Bamboo Room first opened its doors.
Carl Topilow's orchestra celebrates three decades with a season spanning disco to deep space. Tickets for all six shows are on sale now.
Fifty films, Vizcaya screenings, and a Pedro Pascal cello turn headline Miami's GEMS festival this fall.
Chae Stephen, who has spent years channeling Marvin Gaye on stage, leads the touring musical's Atlanta run.
Rita Moreno, Emily VanCamp and more head to Austin as ATX TV turns 16. A Freaks and Geeks script reading is on tap too.
The Clay County nonprofit will auction artist-painted chairs at The Grove on October 24, with U.S. Rep. Aaron Bean wielding the gavel.
Tiller signed a mural at his alma mater, telling students, “I'm happy to be back home,” ahead of his Louisville show at the KFC Yum! Center.
Three blocks of State Street go car-free Oct. 17 for ballet, salsa and a runway show before Simone Green closes the Main Stage at 5 p.m.
Hayley Williams duets with the L.A. trio on their new album, and the band once had gear stolen in Rhode Island decades ago.
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