The Garrett Avenue museum, run from a 1945 house, opens Sept. 18 with a look at Japanese American farmers uprooted by WWII internment.

Black Eyed Peas member Taboo showed up to Robert Vargas Square to celebrate the Boyle Heights artist behind murals across LA.

Shelby County Players stages the classic backstage farce Oct. 2-11, testing the venue's rare automated fly system.

Violinist Joshua Bell headlines the DSO's Sept. 26 gala, while the orchestra says it wants everyone to find a seat at Orchestra Hall.

The Cajundome hosted rare coins, bullion, and jewelry for collectors Sept. 11-12.

West 120th Street closed to cars for the fourth annual Marcus Meets Malcolm show, featuring a Project Runway alum and a stoop sale the next day.

NoMa in Color runs through September 18, capping a decade-plus effort that's now produced more than 200 murals in the neighborhood.

A new 15-corridor trail traces frontier troopers' routes from Brownsville to El Paso, launching with a September 26 event at Abilene State Park.

A long-vacant Euclid industrial lot could become Creative Spaces, a film campus aimed at keeping Ohio shoots from fleeing to Atlanta.

Greenwood Social Hall has hosted 302 events since 2023 — and Arsenia is under contract to buy the building.

Panorama City gets a street named after the cumbia legends before they play a free City Hall concert.

The Moreland Avenue landmark is trading its leaky flying saucer for artist Kyle “BlackCatTips” Brooks' grinning creatures.

The Country Friends' Art of Fashion drew Balmain and Ferragamo to Rancho Santa Fe, with proceeds feeding local nonprofits.