Nearly a decade in the making, the Prince Street museum blends the Revolution with molasses floods and old feast-day recipes.

A giant citrus watercolor took Best in Show as the Henlopen Acres gallery unveiled its 12th regional juried exhibition.

The 35th annual event lands at the historic Carrie Blast Furnaces Sept. 11-13, with a new stone circle and a first-ever trivia contest.

Christopher's Project and other Milwaukee favorites cap the free Saturday concert run as the park's revamped senior center also settles in.

A Flint muralist painted the park's barn wall, and Waterford just pledged to keep it standing for a decade.

Franklin Square hosted photo lessons, giveaways and a Phillie Phanatic selfie op to honor Robert Cornelius's 1839 self-portrait.

The museum wants a $100,000 Picasso back — plus $3.5 million — after it vanished from a Pittsburgh dorm building for 62 years.

Ledward Kaapana and George Kuo headline the free-flowing evening, with proceeds benefiting the aquarium itself.

The Chicago-area premiere kicks off with previews starting Wednesday at the historic downtown Aurora venue.

A six-year-old art student showed off his own frog and dragonfly paintings as the city dedicated its new wetlands mosaic.

Workers are racing to save 150-year-old locomotives from leaks as an 18-month roof overhaul begins at the Boiler and Erecting shops.

Jeremiah Klein was turned away from Del Sol Academy for being months too young. Now he's taking music theory at UNLV.

Foothill's marching band already has a Rose Parade nod for 2027 — now Macy's wants them in New York too.