Studio 880 in Jingletown hosted Beyoncé and Iggy Pop before Stick Figure and Ineffable Records purchased it in 2016 — now it's back on the market for the same price.

The Monterey Park-born designer sketched Marilyn Monroe's famous gown before shaping decades of Hollywood glamour.

A local tuba player who won a member competition takes the solo spotlight at the Austin Central Library on September 27.

Tickets run $10 to $45 for the October 10 concert, which opens with a 1:15 pm pre-show conversation.

DJ El Turko Sonidero opens the free Sept. 19 night, mixing cumbia, goth, and Tejano before the Selena tribute takes the stage.

Midtown's City Bird now runs the 21-year-old holiday market, which draws about 7,000 shoppers to the Masonic Temple.

The Cabildo's new Sportsman's Paradise show pairs Audubon watercolors with a former governor's hunting coveralls.

Judson's Live at Dr. Phillips Center adds a celebrity cabaret lineup, with Cheyenne Jackson's debut following a sold-out Carnegie Hall show.

David Corlew channels a troubled genius in North Coast Rep's West Coast premiere of Good Night, Oscar, opening this week in Solana Beach.

Founder Nidhi Patel's new gallery spans nearly 5,000 years of South Asian art, with weekend-only hours and evening salons on the way.

Intimate Korea brings nine films and a live string quartet to the Doris Duke Theatre for Chuseok weekend.

A rarely opened Balboa Park archive of Zandra Rhodes and Bob Mackie pieces gets a ticketed tour during the sixth annual festival.

Cleveland native Mariah Burks headlines as Morticia in an intimate run with no live orchestra. The show closes September 20.