Anne Rice's black Chinese wedding dress and a first edition of Interview with the Vampire headline the two-day fair at Union Station.

Bayne Gardner painted the Simpsons-style memorial the day after Parton's death, ringed with lyrics from her 1972 tribute song.

The Knitting Tree, L.A. has earned national recognition as its quirky chicken pattern goes global.

The Sarah Vaughan competition winner plays Green Music Center's Weill Hall Loft Oct. 2, mixing Mexican folk with Taylor Swift covers.

A pencil inscription found under infrared light cracked the case behind Woman with a Fan's return to its rightful heirs.

The Other Art Fair returns to Barker Hangar with a Dolly Parton tribute bar and artist-built mini-golf holes.

Talking Animals Books added a painted mural, a playhouse and fairy lights above its original Grapevine shop.

Three retro machines at the Linc now dispense tiny Philly-themed prints for a buck, with a Go Birds sign and pretzel design already in rotation.

John Goodman narrates, Daniil Trifonov debuts, and a teenage violin star hits Powell Hall this November.

A dozen works once owned by the oil magnate and Hammer Museum founder are on view before heading to auction in New York.

The Rams honored the Leimert Park educator who founded a tuition-free community arts center.

The 33-inch “3-footer” from Star Trek's opening credits makes its restored East Coast debut in Cambridge starting Sept. 30.

The Mission's Roxie hosts a four-day hunt for lost cinema, from a 1985 Hong Kong indie to a Nazi-era Danish noir.