The Red Clay Roots Music Festival raises funds for Choctaw Code Talkers Association programs while spotlighting a documentary from a code talker's great-great-granddaughter.

Downtown Houston's Discovery Green will let visitors add a photo or keepsake to a community ofrenda built by local artist Angel Quesada.

The Talent Machine Company brings back the musical revue that launched it nearly 40 years ago, with alumni returning to the stage in Arnold.

Winn Park's 1937 dispatch station hosts a $25-ticket art showcase after a $1.5 million renovation and years of empty rooms.

The fourth annual festival hits Ripken Stadium grounds Sept. 25-27, with Mario and Luigi appearances and a Fisher House tribute.

Gates open at 4:30 p.m. for the free Pritzker Pavilion showcase, with previews of The Notebook and The Outsiders headlining.

A weekly Sunday show at the Los Angeles Athletic Club puts world-class jazz musicians in a wood-paneled room with just a few dozen chairs.

The Henderson pottery studio's waitlist got so long it's opening a location three times the size near the 215 and Flamingo.

A single August show drew over 8,000 people to the Common, as organizers pair a festival-themed ‘Midsummer’ with a decade-long youth access pledge.

The 1963 training yawl with deep Lorain roots is now about 10% restored at a Flats boatyard on the Cuyahoga.

Ten young violinists from Tallinn, ages 12 to 16, play two free Anne Arundel County shows this month, no tickets required.

A North Cooper Street mural is one of 16 new artworks landing across Arlington this year, from a giant golden boot to a sundial sculpture.

Nearly 400 juried artists descend on Downtown Milford as the festival brings its food court back to Central Park.