A 260-tape donation preserved the unlabeled Maryville radio clip for decades before archivists identified the singer's voice.

A new Wortham Center show traces Prairie View A&M from an 1876 plantation purchase to the campus of 10,000-plus students today.

Only 36 guests per show will hear soprano Angel Azzarra sing on the Campbells' original 1855 piano, restored just for the occasion.

Artists build ephemeral sculptures at Beach 108th Street on Sept. 13, with a ticketed after-party at The Rockaway Hotel.

The 1780s-era festival at George Rogers Clark Park adds a Native American village and honors America's 250th anniversary this Labor Day weekend.

Oakland Town Hall's new season pairs a Springsteen scholar with a da Vinci detective and a Paul Revere reenactor at The Iroquois Club.

LaVilla's Ray Charles roots put Jacksonville in the running for a national music museum, but city hall says no deal is signed yet.

GANGGANG's sixth annual Butter fair takes over the Stutz starting Thursday, with new executive director Lesley Gordon sharing what hooked her as a collector.

Olive Moya and a six-person crew pulled 12-hour days for six weeks to finish one of Colorado's largest murals at Welton and Tremont.

Nearly 80 garments, including Tina Turner's beaded 1989 Eiffel Tower dress, arrive at the Legion of Honor in November.

The 123-year-old ceramics landmark is building a fully accessible studio steps from its East Jefferson home, partnering with artists who have developmental disabilities.

Sharmistha Ray's Entangled Portals turns Rice's paranormal archive into stained-glass-style windows, debuting October 22 with live dance and vocal performance.

Weeks after emergency appendix surgery, the Norwell native returns to Massachusetts for a Tanglewood show and Berklee's first-ever homecoming block party.