River Oaks Theatre hosts the 11-day fest, which pairs a Mahershala Ali premiere with tributes to DJ Screw and Zina Garrison.

Northern Kentucky University students built a bus that films you and lights up in response, debuting at BLINK next week.

More than 50 artists take over West Midtown for SITE, a single-night festival where nothing is for sale.

All Onyx World will spread 33 acts across eight downtown Durham venues on October 30, honoring Onyx Williams.

The 75-year-old composer behind Zombi 2's score plays a historic Northside lodge once home to DIY noise shows.

Secret Handshake's retro game lets players seize Greenland — but nap too long and the mission stalls.

Pfun Arts on West Pecan Street is adding a fine art gallery, boutique and open studio, with an October 24 reopening bash.

Gateway Film Center hosts a $10 double bill Saturday, with both directors sticking around to talk shop after their screenings.

The immersive show trades Newfields for a 1922 Old Northside hall, complete with a sword-wielding horseman and a basement tavern.

Eric Silberger brings his 1757 Guadagnini violin to Sanctuary of the Arts, sharing the stage with 12-year-old Amanda Kobayashi Nunez.

Griffin Cordell's first mural, on the side of Pace Jewelers, took nearly a year to plan and two months to paint.

CineFest Latino Boston closes with La Bola Negra, fresh off a Toronto People's Choice win, ahead of its October theatrical debut.

Guggman Haus Brewing Co. and The Whispering Shelf team up for a gothic lit fest, doors open at 5:30 p.m.