Santa Clara Street fills with custom cars, music and food Sunday as San Jose celebrates ending its decades-old cruising ban.

Over 1,000 dancers and drummers descend on Cal State San Bernardino this month, with the tribe covering all prize taxes.

The 14th annual Third Ward Art Festival brings juried artists to Broadway this weekend.

Six Cedar Lee murals are either completed or underway while two new installations transform Coventry Village, backed by more than $250,000 in pandemic relief funds.

Cannons roar in Central Park this weekend as Southern California's largest living history event marks 33 years, free to the public.

Kailua Music School's Icon Academy bands, who've hit a Times Square billboard, headline Blue Note Hawaiʻi on September 10.

The United Palace hosts a Milly Quezada biopic while a Tyler Perry-produced musical opens the festival at Regal Union Square.

Kimberly Perry and Johnny Costello played bedside games with patients before headlining a record-breaking Midtown benefit.

The former Manhattan Baptist Church turned nightclub site at 311 West 57th Street is becoming Arts 57, a new theater for Off-Broadway shows, comedy and jazz.

The tragedy hits San Francisco stages for the first time in the festival's 43-year history, set against a backdrop of Roman Empire and Egyptian settings.

The Forge Cinemas is running three of Dolly Parton's biggest movies through Thursday, with every dollar going to her book charity.

The Historic New Orleans Collection is throwing a gala at 533 Royal Street, complete with a silent auction and cocktails.

Hundreds lined up before doors even opened for a rap concert inside the library’s historic rotunda.