Vampire brides fly above the Capitol Theatre stage as two principal dancers take their final bows before retirement.

Phoenix's Heard Museum prepares to start work on a new restaurant, Creativity Hub and entry redesign while pursuing $36 million in donations.

GARUFA: Tango Showtime hits the Biltmore's Gold Room Saturday, pairing world champions with a live Argentine orchestra.

The five-day festival runs October 7-11 with 14 mixologists battling for a $5,000 prize and student designers upcycling foraged materials into couture.

The Paramount Center show features 49 actors and over 120 people total, with tickets covering just 60% of the season's costs.

Bidders with SoFi Stadium concert experience are among five groups hoping to run Redding's long-quiet venue.

Bring a photo of a loved one to the West Las Vegas Arts Center for mariachi music and a community altar.

MIX: Noche de Ritmos brings live salsa, a dance lesson and $16 tickets to University Circle on Oct. 2.

District 6 Councilman Kevin Robinson says the money is there, but the site never came. South Phoenix artists are pushing for a home on the south side.

Gap Inc. is opening 2 Folsom Street to musicians and craftspeople, plus a $2,500 grant program for 30 Bay Area makers.

Nearly two dozen wineries commissioned local artists to transform retired wine barrels into a free art trail across Temecula Valley.

A record $205 million state appropriation and $130 million Ader family gift will support expanded galleries designed to allow more works from UVA's art collections—about 97% of which are currently in storage—to be rotated in.

A new Landmark Center play digs up Clarence Cochran's 1920s stock scheme, which used a 16,000-name subscriber list made up mostly of German Americans.