Patrick Stapleton's book grew from a signed ball, a lost sister, and a 27-year-old promise to Welles Crowther's family.

Bellevue Beach Park hosts 75 artists this Saturday, with auction proceeds funding art programs at three local schools.

Kim Michele Richardson says Parton saw herself in her novel's blue-skinned heroine and wrote songs to prove it.

Adam Bostic self-funded a 23,000-square-foot maker campus in the old Bronner Bros. plant, no grants required.

UNLV's Jazz Ensemble I and Latin Jazz Ensemble celebrate new releases Sunday, backed by faculty who've played with Santana and Lady Gaga.

Bárbara Padilla, who beat stage four Hodgkin's lymphoma, joins the LCSO's season opener this weekend at Atkinson Recital Hall.

San Diego County miners shipped 120 tons of pink tourmaline to Qing China before the whole market vanished almost overnight.

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.