A Sid Luckman jersey, a Red Grange football and Elmhurst's own Travelers headline a new exhibit opening Friday.

The Tony-winning show squeezes into Orlando Shakes' intimate 324-seat Margeson Theater with no intermission.

Bisong Art Gallery leads a district-wide coalition for the free, annual crawl through Houston's Historic Warehouse District.

Tickets run $1,500 for the Post Oak Hotel event, with proceeds fighting illiteracy affecting 1 in 3 Harris County adults.

The Ritz-Carlton Maui, Kapalua brings back its cultural festival Sept. 18-19, months after organizers called the last one the finale.

A New York sculptor now faces prison time in China for satirical Mao artworks made nearly two decades ago.

NightTales transforms the Natural History Museum's halls and gardens into a light show starting in November, with member tickets going on sale first.

The $1.1 million “Growing Kindness” sculpture stands outside the Arboretum's LongHouse Visitor Center, its poppies modeled on Hanson's own paintings.

The Mary W. Baskett Gallery debuts Tuesday with kimonos and avant-garde Japanese fashion from the late collector's own archive.

Brooklyn Public Library hosts the New York premiere the night before 9/11's 25th anniversary, with a Times critic moderating.

The South Side premiere sold out so fast that City Base Cinema had to add three more auditoriums.

The riverfront venue's first-ever film screening brings toast, toilet paper and a live shadowcast to Detroit on Friday.

The Contemporary Austin's family fest returns October 18 with wearable design and a community-made quilt on Lake Austin's shore.