The D.C. company's Labor Day weekend concert opens with a masquerade name rooted in centuries-old Mandinka tradition.

Every ticket-holder gets a signed 'Threshing Day' hardcover as the Colorado Springs author launches her four-city tour at home.

Crimes of the Centuries tapes live in Hamilton Sept. 12, retelling an 1870 saloon killing whose own defense lawyer accidentally shot himself to death.

Eight plein air artists will paint alongside breweries at the October 3 festival, with their work auctioned off two weeks later.

The Latino Cultural Center's inaugural festival features family films, documentaries and a Saturday mixer with singer-songwriter Ceci Ceci.

Fernando Macias will narrate Copland's Lincoln Portrait as a new orchestra debuts patriotic works at NMSU's Atkinson Recital Hall.

The Grammy- and Tony-winning musical lands at Belk Theater with tickets starting under $50.

Appalachian Ballet Company celebrates five decades of dance with a masked gala, silent auction and a live performance at White Star Station.

The Grammy-winning bassist and former Harvard professor plays a stripped-down trio set before stepping away to plan her next album.

Free West African and Caribbean dance classes run all week in Bed-Stuy before a September 19 block party with the Brooklyn United Marching Band.

The one-night comedy-mystery lands at the Hobby Center Saturday, pairing a Temptations alum with Houston radio host Dunbeezy.

From San Rafael to San Jose, dozens of stages are offering $15 seats starting Thursday, plus a passport game with free perks.

A Hungarian fan's petition topped 250 signatures after estate manager Charles Spicer Jr. admitted he misled fans about edits to Calabama.