Darkness Brewing will pour pints for Kentuckians For The Commonwealth as four Kentucky authors read on Fairfield Avenue.

Wu-Tang's Ghostface Killah declared himself a Chiefs fan and named Patrick Mahomes his favorite QB during a Kansas City afterparty.

The new Columbus festival lands inside a 1925 Samuel Plato-designed building that once hosted Duke Ellington and Cab Calloway.

September's First Friday lets visitors add their handprint to a new mural at Main and Charleston in the Arts District.

A 206-year-old portrait becomes the crime scene for a ticketed whodunit at Oklahoma City Museum of Art, complete with a staged lobby arrest.

The Oct. 17 festival at Historic Fifth Street School draws over 10,000 readers yearly, and it's free.

Ignite Theatrical's biggest show in three seasons brings a married couple to the leads and 70 young newsies to the historic Younts Center stage.

A house concert hall in SoDo hosts Chicago hard-bop royalty this Labor Day, cookout and free beer included.

Pace Gallery's La Brea space unveils 35 works spanning 1979 to 2008, including double-exposed nudes and a bee specimen board named for Lynch's friends.

The free Sunday celebration offers songpyeon tastings and hanbok try-ons.

Tickets to the Manhattan Short Film Festival at the Glen Art Theatre fund four College of DuPage scholarships awarded by AAUW Wheaton-Glen Ellyn.

The Black Rep launches its golden anniversary at Edison Theatre, tracing roots back to a 1976 student troupe at Washington University.

The Disney franchise favorite played cheerleader Bree for six years. Her manager calls her “more than a client — family.”