El Paso's Mexican American Cultural Center opens its biggest solo show yet, spotlighting a Chicano art pioneer's six-decade career.

A brass sword stolen from a Juneau Park monument in 1947 is being recast by a Milwaukee foundry that also cast the NBA's MVP trophy.

The Akron Art Museum reopens its landmark post office building September 23 with new galleries, a digital art space and free family admission all opening weekend.

After 35 years in the suburbs, the newly renamed Detroit Metropolitan Dance is putting down roots at the Stanton Yards waterfront project.

Seven new neighborhood archives debuted at the Wright Museum, tied to Detroit's plan to fill in the I-375 trench next year.

A former auto show narrator turned her decade on the circuit into a 23-song musical hitting Meadow Brook Theatre this weekend.

Cloud City hosts a one-day show featuring pigeon art from coast to coast, plus a 5:45 p.m. live feeding and a draw-your-own-pigeon station.

The Jackson family's revived steel-guitar brand hosts a genre-spanning benefit at the Ryman, with tickets already on sale.

Nakia's “Stay Out ATX” returns to South Congress on Saturday, pairing rock and cumbia acts with a push to fund musicians' health care.

Plummer Park drew classic cars and crowds Sunday as West Hollywood unveiled permanent “WeHo 66” signage for Santa Monica Boulevard.

The 1925 milking parlor once held a dozen cows. Now it has restrooms, level floors, and a fall grand opening date.

David I. Reynoso built more than 75 hyper-engineered circus costumes for the Tony-nominated tour, and now it lands in his own hometown.

Milwaukee's smooth jazz weekend runs Aug. 20-22 at the Pabst Theater, with proceeds funding local scholarships and pediatric care.