The free festival moves to a bigger grassy lot on Park Heights Avenue, with author Dr. Margaret Musgrove marking 50 years of “Ashanti to Zulu.”

The festival opens Saturday at The Brain Observatory with a silent auction honoring late founder Victor Laruccia before two weeks of screenings across downtown and Balboa Park.

The pianist's four-day residency spans Escondido, East Village and Tijuana, with 75 percent of seats free.

The Pearl District's Textile Hive anchors a monthlong fiber arts celebration, opening Thursday at Skylab Architecture with free RSVP admission.

Tickets are now bookable for 25 Off-Broadway productions, from a 1987 murder mystery to a star-studded abuse drama.

Live artists, masked guests, and a leadership handoff converge at Chapman Cultural Center on October 3.

Anita Thorpe found her grandfather's shelved manuscript at the Library of Congress while assembling an Oklahoma exhibit.

The Kenwood Parkway Victorian famous from the 1970s sitcom now hosts micro-weddings and overnight guests, with proceeds benefiting Mary Tyler Moore's foundation.

Victor Wallace fell in love with acting at age 7 in a Delavan-Darien school play. Now he's playing Sam Carmichael steps from home turf.

The Mint Museum's pottery fundraiser is set to turn 20 with $3,000 prizes and a Pueblo ceramic artist scheduled to judge entries.

Five Detroit venues host the 7th annual festival, featuring local creators and a talk with Diarra Kilpatrick.

The former Babys and Bad English frontman once lived in Northfield before global fame — now he's playing there again, with the show filmed for TV.

Midtown resident John Henry Hinkel thinks Hollywood's retreat could be a blessing for Atlanta.