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East Tulsa's Martin Regional Library will host the author behind Dreamers on Halloween for a talk and book signing.
The Motown legends play Citizens Live at The Wylie on February 10, 2027, with presales already open ahead of Friday's public sale.
Tickets for the Knoxville native's Feb. 6, 2027 homecoming show go on sale this week after her last two local gigs sold out.
Terence and Jeannie Mayhue bring lasers, smoke and live looping to a free UIndy show — plus a contest for literary buffs.
The one-night Lincoln Square showcase screens 11 shorts Wednesday and sends ticket proceeds to an immigrant rights group.
Lincoln's Carnegie Library, empty since 2011, will reopen in 2027 as a pottery studio honoring the city's clay-manufacturing roots.
The 'Boston' singer hits San Francisco on Oct. 30 fresh off accusations she lifted songs from Noah Kahan, Blake Shelton and the Chicks.
Orpheus Pagan Chamber Choir returns to First Baptist Church of Denver with a Scandinavian Julbord and $75 feast tickets.
Lauren Glad's first solo show at NOVEL RiNo names each painting for a woman helped by AllHealth Network.
Front-row seats come with a plastic sheet warning: the Howard Drew Theatre's Splatter Zone is set to spray fake blood during the cult horror-comedy.
The Grimes County Historical Commission is rebuilding the Steinhagen Museum's foundation and removing its interior walls — with a Liberty Tree planting still to come.
The group named after Las Vegas's own area code returns home with a sign-lighting, a live show and a '90s skate party.
Semifinalists get a $2,000 honorarium as the Heard Museum seeks a permanent monument to hoop dancing by 2028.
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