The 38th festival spans six venues through November 15, with a Belgian director flying in for opening night.

John Cameron Mitchell screens the cult film, answers questions and plays acoustic songs at Playhouse Square next Friday.

The Nov. 13-15 symposium wraps up with a weapons demonstration at Etowah Indian Mounds, rain or shine.

Miami New Drama opens its 10th season with a two-hander on Gandhi's decades-long bond with a Jewish architect in South Africa.

The Naghash Ensemble sets a 1400s priest's poetry to music blending duduk, oud and dhol in Saratoga Springs.

Wynonna Judd hits Tampa with Nashville openers Troubadour Blue, part of a 15-date run tied to her first new album in a decade.

235 backers pushed Killer Video past its $35,000 goal, clearing the way for a microcinema and bigger rental library in Akron.

ArtsWave Pride unveils its first Covington mural today, with a history talk on the trans performer it honors.

The Nov. 7 show pairs an LA pop-punk duo with a Boston rock band, plus sets from Hunny and Broadside.

Tickets run $150 a head for the Nov. 21 fundraiser, which includes an open bar and a three-course dinner at Miami Shores Country Club.

The festival laid off its entire staff in 2025. Now it opens with a documentary about the Lorraine Motel.

High schoolers from across the Capital Region rehearsed into the weekend for SLOC's teen staging of the Menken-Schwartz musical.

Life-size recreations of all 34 Michelangelo frescoes open at Polaris Fashion Place, with early-bird pricing through Nov. 15.