History Park hosts free festivities Sept. 19 marking San Jose's 2021 apology for burning its Chinatown in 1887.

Stephanie Weymouth wrote “Linked” at Drew University before a drunk driver killed her in 2024. Her family finally brought it to the stage.

Circa launches September 24 with sliding-scale tickets, a trans mutual-aid exhibit at Oxy Arts, and a Rocky Horror screening at The Ford.

Fruit Fly Records found the controversial 1966 sleeve hiding inside a bigger collection it bought sight unseen.

The 24-year-old festival adds a live casting call for Orlando International Fashion Week and a student art show to its programming.

The Brooklyn Navy Yard festival turns eight this October, pairing star power with new pitching sessions and a small business marketplace.

Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody has recouped its $500,000 budget and just tacked on another extension at The Culture Club.

The 34th annual youth hula competition leaves Kāʻanapali for Kamehameha Schools Maui, with soloists ages 6 to 17 competing Oct. 9-10.

Gigi Hadid opened the show, violinists played Jay-Z, and Hilfiger returned to the hotel where he once lived.

Hawaiʻi's largest bon dance returns Saturday with a $1 gate fee, free shuttles and no on-campus parking.

The 15,300-square-foot branch replaced a shuttered 1936 WPA-era school and now draws crowds the old McLoughlin Boulevard site never did.

The Florida Orchestra opens its 59th season with 42 Swift songs, four vocalists and a 150-voice chorus at the Mahaffey.

The New York City author will accept a lifetime honor from Kiran Desai as Hadi Matar awaits federal sentencing in November.