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Tickets are now on sale for eight Sunday-night concerts inside a 1914 Tudor mansion that doubles as a Burlingame high school.
The Julia Ideson Building marks its centennial Saturday with letterpress postcards, vintage fashion and a gift for the first 200 guests.
LIZN'BOW's surreal universe hits Times Square billboards this September, with a live puppet performance closing out the takeover.
Helga de Kansky, who once danced under Balanchine, turns 100 in December and has no plans to stop teaching.
Marion Hayden and her son Tariq Gardner share a bill at Shinola Hotel's glass-ceilinged Birdy Room next Thursday.
The West Village-born festival that launched Bowen Yang and John Early runs September 8-25, with tickets starting at $20.
More than 45 artists descend on the Mississippi River island for a free twilight circus with no animals in sight.
Adage Ballet Academy is turning a former Mahoningtown church into studios, dorms and a new destination for classical dance.
The Steel Tigerlillies spent a year welding a rainbow-hued steel crane inspired by Sadako Sasaki's story before hauling it to Nevada.
A final public tour of the rebuilt Jervey Theatre is set for September 24, with named $7,500 seats still up for grabs.
An octopus lure and a poi pounder are among eight items heading back to Hawaiian hands after a native organization's request.
Matthew Schwab plays Felix in the indie hit — and he's marrying Lucia Romano in Chapel Hill next month.
Climb 330 steps or ride the elevator up 284 feet for a 360-degree view of downtown Indianapolis, finally open again after years of repairs.
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