More than a dozen Jackson County drumlines take the Potter Center stage Nov. 5, with clinics from the Lions' own drumline beforehand.

Downtown McKinney's rebuilt library adds a 55-seat planetarium and teen spaces after 18 months closed.

The Old Globe's Whoville musical runs Nov. 4 through Dec. 31, with a Spanish-language version added for four shows only.

The Go-Go's rocker opens up about childhood tragedy and mental health in her new memoir before a December 8 Palm Springs stop.

Lance Armstrong narrates the Schwinn saga, with the family's own Richard Schwinn supplying rare archival photos.

Fans queued at the Public for a free 20-minute play from the 88-year-old playwright, which sold out fast in New York and London alike.

Lake Avenue Church's free concert spans Irving Berlin to gospel spirituals, with a 7,000-pipe organ anchoring the sound.

A first-year Christian R&B and gospel festival is coming to Charlotte this weekend, though organizers and ticket sites can't agree on where.

The new branch at 1111 O St. will make 400 linear feet of local-history materials, periodicals and microfilm available.

The free East Austin space uses augmented reality to replay Black history where it actually happened, on land once called Emancipation Park.

Twenty Virginia artists open their studios near Lanexa this weekend, with glassblowing, pottery and collage demos open to all ages.

A settlement ends years of lawsuits over noise and traffic, locking in curfews and attendee routes through 2040.

Burbage Theatre Co.'s 77-seat Pawtucket stage unveils “Witching Hour: Secret Cellar,” a world premiere with three new scary tales.