The fifth annual festival opens Thursday with an all-Ohio shorts program before spreading across central Ohio theaters.

The Riverside bookstore-café closes September 20 and reopens in October with a bigger art gallery and kids' room.

A Tyson Street rowhouse mural backing Palestinian solidarity stays put after Baltimore preservation commissioners rule it doesn't harm the historic facade.

Over 100 fine artists descend on Mellon Park this weekend for a juried festival ranked among the nation's top art shows.

Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner headline a full day of superhero activities at Riverview Public Library on September 19.

A Graffiti Camp for Girls piece and a Kirsten Brydum memorial were among the works affected. CAMP is now raising $35,000 to support ongoing community efforts.

Kasayahan returns to Pioneer Courthouse Square with a ticketed lineup, food and dance honoring Oregon's 40,000-plus Filipino community.

First Lutheran Church of West Seattle marks 50 years of its landmark Noack organ while honoring late organist Andrew King.

Free admission and free parking greet visitors to the Richmond Heights weekend celebration of Armenian food, music and heritage.

A hidden Telluride premiere captured Holmes insisting on her sincerity weeks before prison, even as she plots a new Theranos.

Portland Taiko returns to Lincoln Hall this November with $5 tickets for SNAP recipients and its full formal stage setup.

Tony Hale and Adam Shankman headline a 24-hour theater sprint at the Wilshire Ebell to raise funds for foster youth on September 27.

The Hidden Hills couple separated last year, per TMZ, and Loughlin cited irreconcilable differences in her filing.