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.

Haven Farm hosts 3,000 people Saturday as the inaugural Live At Present festival blends Nepali culture with proceeds bound for flood victims back home.

South Columbus's only National Historic Landmark opens for free next Sunday, with archaeological finds and a youth essay contest on display.

Dan Savage's sex-positive short film tour lands at Gateway Film Center on Dec. 5, its latest visit to the University District venue.

Over 100 folk artists shared the stage in Cambridge, with free entry for students hunting for something to do in Harvard Square.

The Brain Plasticity Ukulele Collective, ages 17 to 89, plays The Ark Oct. 1 to fund free cancer support services in Washtenaw County.

A Sundance-acclaimed documentary shot in 1972 and finished 50 years later screens at the Wexner Center, with tickets already on sale.

Néstor Torres will debut a new spoken-word work live at Lake Concord Park just one day after its global release.

Free screenings at Charlotte Street will spotlight animation, horror and local shorts as the festival marks its seventh year.

A free living-history walk leads visitors through six stations around ʻIolani Palace, with costumed actors reenacting the kingdom's fall.