Early Era Collective's new Austin production blends street and post-modern dance into a three-night meditation on how people live, witness and participate.

Noah Kahan’s sold-out Minneapolis show is drawing $500-plus resale listings, with field seats reportedly reaching $750. The reason goes well beyond one viral song.

UH Mānoa’s “Lele Wale” returns to Maui for four performances as Lahaina nears the third anniversary of the 2023 wildfires. The hana keaka was shaped by Maui and Lahaina voices.

The San Diego Air & Space Museum is opening its normally off-limits restoration shop for guided tours, giving visitors a look at volunteers rebuilding aviation history from the ground up.

Miramar's free Latin Music Festival returns September 19 with a major lineup spanning merengue, salsa, reggae en español and reggaeton.

Rosie O’Donnell’s return to New York has brought street-side fan encounters, a sold-out stage buzz and a coming guest-host gig on Jimmy Kimmel’s show.

Irving's Big State sign is gone from its old storefront, but preservationists are working to restore it and install it in Heritage Park.

Cleveland’s Puerto Rican community has won approval for a new cultural garden, but a three-to-five-year fundraising and design effort lies ahead.

Nine additional touring musicals are headed to San Francisco theaters, filling the 2026–27 calendar with classics, holiday favorites, and newer Broadway hits.

Villa Terrace is loading up August with five exhibitions and a three-concert Beethoven festival. The lakefront mansion’s cultural calendar is anything but sleepy.

Downtown Cleveland’s Gateway District now has a colorful water-themed mural painted directly onto its streets. The project is designed to bring art, history and safer street design together.

George W. Bush’s paintings of Kennebunkport landmarks will headline a one-day benefit for the storm-damaged St. Ann’s Episcopal Church.

Five local dogs are sharing the role of Crab in St. Louis Shakespeare’s free outdoor production of <em>The Two Gentlemen of Verona</em>.