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.

An electrical fire has left the 1921 Capitol Hill ballroom uninhabitable, but donations are already pouring in to help it reopen.

Southern Oracles blends jazz, hip-hop and poetry to memorialize Mae's Market and other vanished South Side staples.

Bradford Woodworking burned in 2025, but Brad Smith rebuilt and is now one of 195 juried artists at the Philadelphia Museum of Art's 50th craft show.

Downtown St. Joseph nearly doubles its population Sunday as the 45-year-old festival adds a 16-author literary tent.

BRUFF's second year opens with Sex, Lies, and Videotape and hands-on film workshops at Manship Theatre this weekend.

Lily Yeh, who turned a trash-strewn Germantown Avenue lot into a public art park, plans to give her prize money to youth peace ambassadors.

Chris Thile, Blake Mills and a chamber orchestra join pianist Brad Mehldau for one night only at the historic Paramount Theatre.

Tickets run $64 to $189 as the decade-old awards show becomes a full outdoor festival at Strauss Square.

Tickets start at $25 for the biannual walk through Grapevine's National Register neighborhoods, wine glass included.