Three retro machines at the Linc now dispense tiny Philly-themed prints for a buck, with a Go Birds sign and pretzel design already in rotation.

John Goodman narrates, Daniil Trifonov debuts, and a teenage violin star hits Powell Hall this November.

A dozen works once owned by the oil magnate and Hammer Museum founder are on view before heading to auction in New York.

The Rams honored the Leimert Park educator who founded a tuition-free community arts center.

The 33-inch “3-footer” from Star Trek's opening credits makes its restored East Coast debut in Cambridge starting Sept. 30.

The Mission's Roxie hosts a four-day hunt for lost cinema, from a 1985 Hong Kong indie to a Nazi-era Danish noir.

Fernandina Beach kicks off a five-city Florida tour exploring Native American identity, with a companion art project by Indigenous artists.

The 13th annual Beverly Art Walk hits 40-plus stops from Prospect Square to Morgan Park, including a shoe store selling custom-painted sneakers.

Muralist Osiris Rain spent two years and worked through 110-degree heat to bring the slain labor organizer's story to a downtown wall.

Will Oldham plays the Dr. Phillips Center this week, touring behind his newest album, The Purple Bird.

Second Presbyterian Church unveiled its newly restored jeweled window, one of nine Tiffany designs still hidden inside the South Loop landmark.

Shuttered stairs by the James J. Hill House reopen just for the day, and the first 500 guests get free beer.

Nick Steen leads the Hanna Theatre production, fresh off a two-week Idaho run, launching a five-year Play On Shakespeare partnership.