The 128-year-old American Academy of Arts and Letters presents exhibitions and interdisciplinary programs in its Upper Manhattan home.

The 12th annual Halloween parade heads back to Grant Park's Columbus Drive on October 24, with a 60-foot glow worm and fire-breathing dragon in tow.

Renovations at the Cathedral of the Annunciation are pausing the 50-year-old festival, but moussaka and lamb are still up for grabs.

Joan Jackson watched the president pass on Turtle Creek Boulevard — now her headscarf joins the Sixth Floor Museum's archive.

Artists of all ages will chalk up The Island's sidewalks Saturday, with free admission and a 5:30 p.m. awards show.

The Sarah and Ernest Butler Performance Center opens Saturday with a free Community Day before Ofrenda debuts October 1.

A SCAD grad’s handmade puppets from The Tooth Seed anchor a new shorts competition at the Midtown festival’s milestone edition.

The Long Island singer beat out hundreds of hopefuls and now heads out on tour next month.

The downtown library's free showcase runs 12:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday, with a nine-film block devoted entirely to AI.

Fifteen students helped paint a floodwall mural featuring the Purple People Bridge and Bellevue skyline near a key Newport intersection.

The Tony-winning musical returns to the Walt Disney Theater Sept. 29 through Oct. 18, with $10 lottery seats for every show.

Pittsburgh's 42-story icon celebrates its groundbreaking with Cathy-Palooza, a three-day bash featuring nightly light shows.

Piper Harrow opens the Bayboro Brewing set, part of a stretch of Florida dates for the Louisville songwriter.