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A mystery buyer who paid $1.5 million at auction has quietly loaned Lincoln's gloves to a Simi Valley museum through September 13.
Six years after debuting online during lockdown, Maurice Evans and Grace Kisa's exhibition opens in person September 18 at Hammonds House Museum.
A monthly instagram listening club now runs alongside the concerts, with Sofar's Mimi Wright sharing stories behind each featured artist.
The 11th annual festival kicks off this week with a scavenger hunt, an outdoor Mass and a Lorca play honoring Spain.
Elphaba's emerald gown and Hamilton's ball gowns leave the Griffin Museum after Monday. Admission is free with entry.
Pioneer Village, filmed in Hocus Pocus, is leaving Forest River Park by barge after nearly a century for a new site.
The free, citywide festival runs September 10-19 with cash-prize film exhibits, cyanotype workshops, and a Ben Franklin Bridge retrospective.
The Rio Grande Theatre hosts a live-music companion program on October 17, with VIP tickets including a reception with filmmakers.
Aina Alegre's ‘At Dawn’ pairs six dancers with five musicians on a runway stage inside the CAC warehouse to open the four-day festival.
The free, ADA-accessible festival returns to 875 North Michigan Avenue Sept. 19-20, now running twice a year for the first time.
Workers scaling scaffolding above Pomona College's 1931 hall found decades of soot-blackened stars beneath the grime — and a $1 million gift to fix it.
Tropical Fusion Latin Band kicks off GPAC's outdoor season Sept. 10, with margaritas, tacos and salsa dancing on the lawn.
The Wexner Center hosts director Dawn Porter for an Ohio premiere Q&A on October 23, examining a wrongful conviction that cost three teens 108 combined years.
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