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Landmark Midtown Art Cinema hosts more than 150 films from September 24 through October 4, including a sneak peek at Alan Cumming's new STARZ series.
Annette Strauss Square hosts the free fifth annual bash on October 3, with a Latin-owned marketplace and dancing until 10 p.m.
Tickets to the Aug. 29 late-night party run $100 and support the museum's free community art programs.
Cara Statham Serber leads a hand-picked cast in the Tony-nominated memory play, running through Aug. 30 at the Uptown venue.
The free Sept. 12 festival at Oklahoma Contemporary bans AI art and hands out free snow cones to the first 200 fans.
The 1975 leather brand picked Houston over almost every other US city for its second-ever storefront.
The Soul Queen of New Orleans gets the opening-night spotlight as the festival unveils 175 films from around the world.
The nearly 100-year-old landmark reopens Thursday with a ribbon-cutting, live performances, and a screening of the Oscar-winning short Hair Love.
21c Museum Hotel St. Louis throws a free party honoring the 1926 YMCA building it now calls home, with live jazz and a restored lap pool tour.
Cobb County's only juried fine art festival returns Labor Day weekend with live music, chalk art, and a hotline for visitors.
Free scavenger hunt and kid craft zone accompany the Northwest Highway book crawl, where a BookTok-famous novelist will sign copies this Saturday.
A 20-city touring exhibit debuts at Chicago and Dallas libraries, with authors Barbara Kingsolver and Percival Everett joining stops nationwide.
Artists say a verbal deal to preserve the artwork was broken. Martha's Kitchen calls the repaint a repair job.
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