St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church hosts three days of baklava, souvlakia and live music starting September 18.

The 26th annual festival lands at Sloan's Lake Aug. 29-30, even as algae blooms threaten the lake's future as its home.

A carved limestone head turned up in a Russian Hill backyard, and the couple who found it is chasing a century-old art mystery.

Tickets are on sale for the Michael E. Busch library's cocktail fundraiser, featuring bestselling author Nikki Payne and a Capitals VIP auction package.

MFAH's Bold and Brilliant will pair rare prints with the original Ebony and Jet spreads that once carried them into American homes.

The Fort Mason gallery blames rising costs and vanishing grants. Its final show closes next Sunday.

Cuyahoga County alone pulled in $7.49 million, outpacing every other Ohio county in the state's biggest-ever arts grant round.

Twenty-two fragile Edward Curtis photogravures leave Denver Public Library's vaults for a Greenwood Village show opening Friday.

The Broadway hit's Victorian-style illusions close out a 15-day Portland run this Saturday, with no CGI in sight.

Two Russian actors who fled after the Ukraine invasion lead an absurdist play opening at The Space at Irondale this September.

Axl Rose's stage dive sparked $300,000 in damage in 1991. Now Guns N' Roses returns to Busch Stadium in days.

Braddock's Battlefield History Center marks 232 years since the tax revolt with tastings, shrubs, and reenactors this Wednesday.

The downtown Jackson landmark lands a new Michigan historic designation and a $10,000 national grant ahead of an August 15 open house.