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Four short plays, one director, and a $15 door price at Napa's riverside Discovery Campus this Sunday.
Overland Park's Hayley Podschun trained at Miller-Marley before playing Glinda — now Legally Blonde keeps her from the KC run.
The Nevada Street library returns with an elevator, new fire sprinklers and seven-day service after 18 months in a temporary North Auburn site.
The Morrison Planetarium hosts a phone-free listening party for Lost Weekend just months after Cal Academy cut 53 jobs.
A Vietnam vet turned Baja conservationist and his 19-year bond with a 22-foot manta ray headline a red-carpet night downtown.
The Broadway veteran, granddaughter of Northern California farmworkers, headlines a benefit for immigrant and farmworker causes on September 18.
The touring revival lands downtown just months after a scrappy 250-seat Littleton staging of the same Monty Python romp.
Fine arts educators from four school districts return to the stage at the 100-seat Lewisville Playhouse this weekend.
The Winn Room show is first-come, first-seated — doors open at 12:45 p.m. for the free Friday concert in Coronado.
Ballet Collective San Diego brings free-agent dancers and a Metropolitan Opera Ballet guest choreographer to La Jolla's Baker-Baum Concert Hall in September.
Five composers wrote in secret from one another for a Zuill Bailey cello showcase opening Summermusik's 12th season.
Christie's will display the wardrobe at Rockefeller Plaza before online bidding opens, with proceeds aiding press freedom and fashion design causes.
The Beauregard-Keyes House turns 200 this year, and a September symposium will dig into how the Chartres Street landmark has survived two centuries.
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