Branjae's all-black red carpet screening at Circle Cinema pairs a film on addiction and grief with mental health resources from NAMI Tulsa.

Ottawa artists drove 1,298 miles to paint sunflowers, magnolias and Dorothy's red shoes honoring Louise Campbell.

The Hermann Park museum last hosted the scrolls in 2005. Members get early access before tickets open to everyone.

Tonya Boyd-Cannon headlines the Nov. 14 fundraiser at the nonprofit's first-ever owned campus in Gentilly Woods.

Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle headlines the Oct. 24 event, with dozens of regional authors expected at Blount County Public Library.

The century-old dining car now seats 44 for events, thanks to city Heritage Grant funds and a granddaughter-led redesign.

Erector Square hosts 120 artists, food trucks and a scavenger hunt across eight buildings in Fair Haven this weekend.

The region's oldest orchestra played its first notes at Logan University's 900-seat hall in Chesterfield.

The Museum of the American Revolution stages its biggest-ever living-history festival this weekend, recreating 1776's smallpox, hunger and fear.

The Vermont Avenue museum reopened with 200-plus new artifacts and a courtyard entrance built for accessibility.

The downtown portrait of a formerly enslaved Louisville teacher is being restored five years after it first went up, and it still bankrolls a teacher scholarship.

A $500,000 state-funded renovation pushed the season opener to February, but a $85 pass covers a bonus Mount Vernon lineup too.

The Kimball Theatre hosts EFFIE on Saturday, with the filmmaker and screenwriter staying after for a live Q&A on the real case.