Khedron “Hezter Boi” Mims screened “Bull City Turnaround” at the W.G. Pearson Center, pairing real stories of incarceration and poverty with live music.

Four decades of local dance, theater and Six Flags stage talent share one night at Arlington Music Hall for $10 to $20.

The season-opening concert pairs live artillery field recordings with Gershwin at the Mesquite Arts Center on September 11.

Lanterns, stargazing and mooncakes fill Chinatown Cultural Plaza this year even as the aging complex heads toward the wrecking ball.

Southeastern Louisiana University's new HIPS Military Museum opens with 1,000-plus artifacts, including a Louisiana judge's Nuremberg robe.

The five-date after-hours series returns Sept. 4 with a members-only $112 VIP lounge and a new partner, Dallasites 101.

The Great American Music Hall hosts a five-act lineup spanning blues, jazz and hip-hop for the School of the Getdown's fifth annual festival.

DeVos Place fills with more than 800 quilts through Saturday, with a Missouri-made piece called The Visitation claiming Best of Show.

The Grammy-crossover string quartet plays two distinct programs at NC Museum of Art, and afternoon seats have sold out for years.

The north side landmark now includes a documentary and headphones built more than 50 years ago.

The Oscar winner blew a kiss to fans ahead of an August 25 screening at Southampton Playhouse, saying she wished she could attend in person.

The stop lands at Windsor Village Church, with Third Ward's CLASS Bookstore hosting the 38-year-old author's 11-city run.

Fourteen young Baltimore artists cap an eight-week music and therapy program with a paid gig at M&T Bank Exchange this Friday.