Six brand-new plays hit the Todd Haimes Theatre tonight after a sleepless 24-hour sprint honoring Hamilton director Thomas Kail.

Brass & Jazz in the Park returns to West Dallas with a Mardi Gras Indians procession honoring the late trumpeter.

A gold onion dome and a living roof of olive trees sit above Napa's Stags Leap District, by design.

Layla Clark's “Thunderstruck” xylophone performance has drawn online attention.

Registration runs through Nov. 15 for the 360-voice choir's Dec. 17-19 shows at the Conference Center. Tickets are distributed by Dec. 1.

Reed Sigmund dons the green fur for a ninth time as Children's Theatre Company's Grinch returns after a sold-out run.

Downtown Las Vegas's Mob Museum marks Kefauver Day with vintage cars, a reformed mobster meet-and-greet and late-night live music.

The Shaw rowhouse where Black History Month was born welcomes visitors again this week, elevator and all.

Producers and artists from across the country converge on Bridgeport for the second annual showdown, doors at 7 p.m.

Sugar skulls, mariachi and about 1,000 fellow revelers fill Plaza Guadalupe for the milestone 30th celebration.

The March 2027 event brings Music Box, Siskel Film Center and Facets together with free screenings and retrospectives.

The marquee still shows movie times, but the theater's vertical letters are dark until mid-November.

The Grove’s free, all-day film fest pairs a four-course tasting menu with documentaries on rivers, pollinators and plastic pollution.