Eric Schweikert trades his usual spot behind the orchestra for center stage as soloist in a brand-new concerto at Benaroya Hall.

Gypsy Moon Rising and Little Pills of Happiness join the roster as the eight-day festival builds toward January.

Visitors swapped pottery, embroidery and a beachcombed bottle within a half hour of the Cutchogue gallery's opening.

Khalik White once sketched in secret near City Hall's entrance. Now a councilmember's gift of colored pencils has led to his debut exhibit and a book cover gig.

The Montclair neighbor and advisory board member will share stories with Kate McKinnon at Prudential Hall on Dec. 5.

The free Las Vegas festival celebrates Batman's 60th movie anniversary with a 1966 screening, a documentary and a live Batband concert.

Beyond the Rainbow returns Nov. 21-Dec. 20, tracing Garland's path from Grand Rapids to Carnegie Hall.

The Nov. 7 San Antonio concert funds Generation NEXT, which reaches more than 20,000 students and educators yearly.

The bilingual arts fest kicks off Sunday at Hyde Park Art Center, with organizers calling its 13th year a win amid nonprofit funding cuts.

GroundUP's 11th year hits Miami Beach Bandshell in March 2027, with a 150-guest foundation benefit and nightly Family Dinner jams.

The Smell of Earth traces four decades of Seitu K. Jones’s art, from collard-green sculptures to Black Arts Movement posters.

Global Motion dancers hit salsa, folklórico and West African rhythms this weekend, with guest choreography from a Boyle Heights street-dance artist.

Sam Hard says Paul Walker once drove this battered 1969 Camaro before its yacht-deck stunt. A 15-day Florida rebuild brought it back.