More than 200 artists filled Midtown's Piedmont Park this weekend as organizers and health experts urged visitors to seek shade and hydrate.

The 99-seat Antoinette David Theater hosts a bloodthirsty Audrey II for three weekends this fall, with $40 tickets and discounts for theme park workers.

Downtown Cary shuts down for the weekend as founder Jerry Miller's 1977 street fair marks a golden anniversary.

The Charlotte Convention Center gala pairs bestselling authors with a record fundraising push for the library's new Uptown branch.

The closing program at Flintridge Center handed out six awards and screened a film on Altadena's wildfire recovery.

Nearly 75 volunteers grabbed brushes near Imperial Avenue as a four-year push finally covered graffiti and trash-strewn pillars with Logan Heights history.

Nine Lahaina storytellers' memories become animated shorts unveiled Aug. 27 at Queen Kaʻahumanu Center, with the exhibit running through mid-September.

Convivio's rooftop celebration at Amici House traces back to a Sicilian tuna fisherman's family home. Tickets start at $65.

KSDS Jazz 88.3 hosts 16 concerts, panels and films at the Wyndham Bayside, with tickets from $10 to $60.

Hundreds packed Mission Concepción Saturday as two western windows lined up to light the altar and floor at once.

Mark Twain and Emperor Norton roam a rebuilt 1849 mining town at Pier 35, complete with a docked tall ship and hangtown fry.

The free waterfront festival traces back to 1972, tied to the loss of much of Stockton's historic Little Manila.

The nonprofit born from a shuttered high school will celebrate at the Baltimore Museum of Industry with 200-plus guests, live music and a silent auction.