Nine light installations along South 9th Street spotlight vendors like Mole Poblano's Javier Ríos Sandoval and Mexibike's Maria Carmen.

Kermit Ruffins, DJ Soul Sister and Harry Shearer headline a September 12 benefit as the Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard venue races to finish its comeback.

The Falls Road shop is growing from 2,000 to about 6,600 square feet, with the new floor opening weekends this fall.

Annapolis's community orchestra opens September with a Hispanic Heritage tribute and closes next June with choral works at Maryland Hall.

Reece Weaver trades pom-poms for jazz hands, joining Chicago's Broadway cast this fall after three seasons with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.

The free East Austin mixer offers about 40 giveaways and a chance to meet programmers from Austin Opera to Chorus Austin.

Six outdoor shows at the Carneros art estate promise sword fights, puppets, and audience chaos in just 97 minutes.

The $800,000 dispute cost the troupe its longtime leader and $2.5 million, but dancers just ratified a three-year deal.

Megan Falley narrates the Michigan Theater stop, tying the show to Gibson's 2008 Detroit poetry slam win.

Tickets start at $35, with a $95 package that includes a copy of the new photo book.

The Cuba-born infielder becomes the first Latino MLB player to hit Broadway, opening at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre this month.

Eastview High School's Chamber Choir beat out other contenders in a WDGY radio contest for a spot on stage August 16.

A new documentary about Guthrie's Brooklyn years, Yiddish songs and Hanukkah lyrics screens Aug. 20 with a live discussion at Circle Cinema.