Wayne Henderson and Herb Key play a free show inside Ashe County's restored 1904 courtroom on Oct. 23.

A life-size bronze of Robert Louis Stevenson, Fanny and their dog Chuchu debuts Nov. 7 at Calistoga's historic rail depot.

The log house on Main Street may predate the War of 1812 — and could be tied to a tavern that vanished from history.

A caged, painted kangaroo drew crowds to a Ninth and Arch dime museum during the Jersey Devil panic.

The trailblazing all-female dance company brings rarely-seen work Batty Moves back to the stage for the first time since 2002.

Glowing flowers, kinetic peacocks and singing birdhouses now cover a hillside at Mount Trashmore Park — and it's free.

PATH on Mitchell Street gets swept into a 1956 nuclear farce as every audience member is sworn into a secret sisterhood.

Marie Bostwick kicked off the season, but two more Naples talks still have tickets going fast — proceeds fund all 10 county libraries.

Two original Declaration of Independence prints, Patrick Henry's spectacles and a seed-paper pledge activity are drawing visitors to Yorktown.

Sandra Oh's National Theatre stage debut, a gender-swapped Molière satire, is captured for a National Theatre Live cinema broadcast.

A new Pickerington exhibit traces how Rich Teerlink's leadership style saved Harley-Davidson from near collapse in the 1980s.

The Main Library's Clara Stanton Jones Auditorium joined a worldwide ballot that crowned a British dark comedy its Best Film.

Four singers lead the comic swashbuckling tale, plus a free pre-show talk on Gilbert and Sullivan's American roots.