Broadway's Terry Burrell headlines a 1984 Tony-nominated musical at Roswell Cultural Arts Center, tying pioneer women's stories to the city's own textile history.

Tickets vanished in under 24 hours for the in-character farewell, which doubles as an Emmy push for the record-nominated comedy.

The free arts blowout expands beyond downtown to Totem Lake Village, with ticket proceeds going straight to performers.

Pasadena high schoolers shared a stage with global stars as Head in the Clouds packed its lineup into a single day at the Rose Bowl.

The Aug. 21 unveiling at Vel R. Phillips Plaza pairs a bronze replica of her office desk with six linked-arm figures honoring 1967's fair housing marchers.

A former accountant is opening a book, coffee and wine shop on San Jose Blvd, complete with a kids' reading nook and hospital book drive.

James Jamerson's widow will present a $2,999.99 Fender tribute bass as dozens of Detroit musicians jam at the Motown Museum's new annex.

The biennial event won't return until 2028, and this year it pairs animation with a 24-hour Epic Games Game Jam.

The Little Italy farewell gig will include Buried tracks the band has never performed live before.

A tiny 16th-century Flemish painting once seized by Hermann Göring is stuck in MFA storage as a $1 billion restitution fight unfolds abroad.

Actors take a drink every time they blank on a line in this rowdy, full-length Midsummer Night's Dream.

Ni Mi Madre, an Obie-winning solo show performed in three languages, opens at Diversionary Theatre in University Heights this month.

Six films turning 100 get live musical accompaniment at three Cleveland venues this September, including a Wurlitzer inside a Civil War-era armory.