Hales Corners' Boerner Botanical Gardens will glow with a new Legends Come Alive theme starting Sept. 11.

The Brewery District runway show returns Friday with $45 tickets and a new incubator called The Next Destination.

The 71-year-old previews his long-delayed memoir and revisits Copperhead Road at the 1950s-era Arlington venue.

The free Montrose show pairs 1980s prints from an Ellsworth Kelly estate gift with pieces Winters donated himself this year.

Cincinnati Art Week will fill Over-the-Rhine and nearby neighborhoods with exhibitions, pop-up galleries and artist-led programming during BLINK 2026.

Las Cruces' student-run film festival has new dates for 2027, with 150 to 200 projects and more than 12,000 attendees expected at NMSU.

YouTube comedy star Jake Frombach's festival debut fills five St. Petersburg stages, plus a Saturday home run derby.

The Oriental Theatre's 70mm screenings demand heavy lifting, meticulous preparation and a little projection-booth bravery. Milwaukee Film is turning that work into a weeklong movie event.

Tayla Lynn and Tre Twitty are bringing the songs of Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty to Nashville, Indiana, for a night of family-country nostalgia.

A Greenville museum exhibit brings 51 rarely seen baseball photographs to town, with Shoeless Joe Jackson and Upstate history in the lineup.

A free Honolulu tradition is leaning into a pivotal Kahoʻolawe anniversary, with music, palace tours and hands-on cultural activities.

St. Pete’s EDGE District will become a free, walkable art gallery this November. The inaugural Booker Creek Arts Festival brings hundreds of Florida artists, live demonstrations and up to $50,000 in prizes.

Little Big Town dropped out of We Fest, and the festival found a fast-rising replacement in Stella Lefty, the singer behind “Boston.”