Look up near Pittsburgh Yards and you'll spot Quilts in the Sky, a steel-and-acrylic sculpture inspired by African American quilting.

Frontman Adam Weiner says he got death threats after pulling out of a Kennedy Center show — and he's still bringing joy to the stage.

Micah Schnabel and Vanessa Jean Speckman return to the Independent Bar & Cafe with a new LP tackling healthcare, AI and Jackson Pollock's CIA ties.

Five Charleston institutions are staging a free Nov. 18 concert honoring the late arts patron, featuring her grandson on piano.

Independent Picture House screens The Time Machine, War of the Worlds and more, with filmmaker Arnold Leibovit hosting Q&As.

The Clark State stage hosts a $15 student-ticket tribute to American composers this Saturday night.

Broadway Centre Cinemas hosts eight nights of Mexican cinema, including a film vying for the 2027 Oscars.

Ricquel Archer jokes her life is a movie. Now TCU filmmakers have made it one: the film premiered at TCU's BLUU Auditorium before screening at Fort Worth's Lone Star Film Festival.

Somerville's Pride of the Vikings Band was scheduled to perform at the state championships in Thompson's Station.

Inside a roughly 146-year-old barn near Cleveland, a Marine's two-hour conversation became a song called Cold Dress Blues.

HOK calls its concept the “Louggenheim,” but downtown’s old spiral ramp still has no demolition date — or contract.

The city-owned movie house in Farmington says sales jumped 40% after adding leather recliners and a full bar.

Conservators spent five months peeling back plaster to reveal two Robert S. Duncanson still lifes hidden for over 150 years.