The Nederlander Theatre hosts the swashbuckling premiere next July, capping a 20-year path to the stage.

Pacifica Square's sixth annual Moon Festival hits Aurora Sept. 19 with 40-plus vendors and a ramen-eating showdown.

Just 300 preview seats go for $16 at the Vivian Beaumont box office, with free donuts for the first 100 buyers.

A surface parking lot near USC's film school will become a two-stage LED soundstage complex named for donor Len Blavatnik.

Tours of the Brooklyn Army Terminal and a DOT sign shop headline this year's 25th-anniversary weekend.

A Detroit muralist known as Ouizi painted hydrangeas, peonies and a red admiral butterfly outside a Skokie pilates studio.

The Rotary Club needs one final push to complete the David Best sculpture rising at Petaluma's southern gateway.

Cannons, candle-making and colonial dance return to the LSU Rural Life Museum as Baton Rouge marks its 1779 siege.

Cheryl Strayed will help celebrate her late husband's documentary legacy at a Cinema 21 tribute benefiting the Family Preservation Project.

Students and a Harrisburg muralist spent three days painting Hatboro's history into a bridge welcoming downtown's newest residents.

Free Terrace Gallery show runs through November 5, with a Puerto Rican artist's bomba dance-inspired skirts stealing the spotlight.

Polish Hall marks three decades of pierogi and polka this weekend, now under honorary patronage from Poland's Los Angeles consulate.

Barrio Logan’s new exhibit traces four decades of San Diego lowrider bicycle culture, from family garages to gallery walls.