The Michigan Avenue movie house will replay its 1926 opening night film on the Mighty Wurlitzer this October.

Inside the Strip mall exhibit, guests can build a digital altar for lost loved ones ahead of Hispanic Heritage Month.

The Grammy-winning band opens its arena tour in Downtown Commons with The Shins and Silversun Pickups along for the ride.

Sacramento's 36th Chalk It Up festival hits Fremont Park this weekend with free transit, chalk murals, and a Monday tribute to late artist Ground Chuck.

Suncoast Credit Union members get half-price tickets to the October 17 show, with proceeds aimed at Hispanic and farmworker nonprofits.

O’Shea Jackson Jr. and Kansas City fans defended the 54-year-old rapper after TMZ suggested he needed reintroducing.

This October, Historic Fourth Ward Park hosts a stationary “upside down” parade where visitors stroll past giant puppets and trade tiny handmade gifts.

The Cleveland Heights and Mentor festival pairs three acclaimed Italian films with a $140 Sardinian dinner from a Michelin-starred chef.

A century-old West End movie house is finally getting new life as a $20 million-plus arts hub honoring the late Robert O'Neal.

A 15-film series at Lincoln Center pairs Indiana Jones with a lost 1970s Vatican conspiracy before Chronovisor opens Friday.

The orchestra's 2026-27 lineup at the Maltz Center opens with a world-percussion showcase and closes with a Harold Arlen tribute.

A classic car show, quilt judging and a kiddie train join more than 70 craft booths at Goodlettsville City Hall on September 12.

Creative Pinellas stages its comeback fundraiser at FloridaRAMA after losing its Largo gallery and county funding.