Plummer Park drew classic cars and crowds Sunday as West Hollywood unveiled permanent “WeHo 66” signage for Santa Monica Boulevard.

The 1925 milking parlor once held a dozen cows. Now it has restrooms, level floors, and a fall grand opening date.

David I. Reynoso built more than 75 hyper-engineered circus costumes for the Tony-nominated tour, and now it lands in his own hometown.

Milwaukee's smooth jazz weekend runs Aug. 20-22 at the Pabst Theater, with proceeds funding local scholarships and pediatric care.

A silo painting and an alley-length mural headline Valparaiso's third Mural Walk, timed as a boost after last week's storms.

The East Village landmark will keep its brick facade and grain silo, but Mission Brewing's taproom closes for good on August 31.

Her father called her “an incredible light” as tributes poured in for the actress, whose cause of death has not been released.

Genesis Opera Theatre brings Mozart's classic comedy to San Marcos's 200-seat Bornemann Theatre, with proceeds supporting TERI Inc.'s programs for adults with disabilities.

Raúl Prieto Ramírez and Maria Teresa Sierra, married with a 3-year-old daughter, still argue over music at rehearsals.

Fans still tour Henry River Mill Village's District 12 sites, but leaky roofs and rot threaten the 1905 company store.

The Sacramento-raised goth-folk artist plays the Curran on September 16, touring behind her ninth album, The Dark.

The two-day summit paired 11 rising Bay Area filmmakers with mentors like W. Kamau Bell and Roman Coppola. It wrapped with dinner at Cafe Zoetrope in North Beach.

The Indiana State Museum show features 123 artists from 38 counties, including several from Brown County's historic art colony.