SCRAP's grand reopening this weekend caps a forced move after SFUSD reclaimed its longtime Newcomb Avenue warehouse for a new central kitchen.

Sword-dueling reenactors, flamenco dancers and a royal family appearance hit St. Augustine's Aviles Street on September 5.

Fans and touring pros rallied around Brye after thieves gutted her merch trailer outside a Colorado Springs hotel.

A new Sauget exhibit puts a salvaged Coral Court Motel piece on display while probing how Route 66 reshaped St. Louis neighborhoods.

Haggard Park hosts sumo demonstrations and taiko drums as Plano's Japanese moon-viewing festival marks its 27th year.

Julia Quinn joins Jewish Women in Action Cleveland’s first open meeting since dropping its 132-year-old national affiliation.

Mariana Yáñez's photography exhibition opened on the courthouse's third floor, backed by Mexico's consulate and a local nonprofit.

A Panama City Beach business owner nearly kept his 2018 Gibson J-45 — until Riley Green showed up himself to buy it.

The East Side's boat-shaped landmark has a rebuilt lighthouse, designed by the owner's daughter as her first project.

The Garden Theatre's 90-minute roller disco musical hits Midtown's MATCH through August 30, with pay-what-you-can nights for budget-conscious fans.

Free tickets for the Big Summer Book Club finale go out five different ways, including a noon lottery at TodayTix.

Vintage slot machines and Prohibition-era bottles now sit on the Golden Gate's casino floor through September 3.

George Wallace, Bill Medley and The Spinners headline an off-Strip night honoring Black entertainment legends on October 25.