The festival is scheduled for October 3 in Milwaukee.

A 16-foot illuminated sign now marks Foothill and Indian Hill boulevards, tying Claremont into a coast-to-coast Route 66 art trail.

CUFF's opening film took over a decade to restore, and its closing premiere debuts Sunday at the Gene Siskel Film Center.

Sandra Adair, who has edited two dozen films with Richard Linklater, headlines a 12th-anniversary Boyhood screening downtown.

Ten women with over 500 combined years of life bring Sinéad O'Connor's music to San Diego's Balboa Theatre on Nov. 7.

Nearly 75 works from Wyeth's estate go on view, most for the very first time, at the Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation Gallery.

Eric Pascarelli shot his 74-minute sports movie in just five days at the Hoosier Gym made famous by “Hoosiers.”

Nearly 300 contest quilts and a Kaffe Fassett workshop headline the four-day event downtown, starting Wednesday.

The Austin nonprofit's annual fundraiser gets its first-ever theme, with the December 11 show scheduled.

Springfield's 1854 Hertzler House unveils its third floor Saturday, complete with a family Bible, a picnic basket, and a murder that was never solved.

A new Hagerstown City Park sculpture called Train of Thought pays tribute to Mary Lemist Titcomb's horse-drawn book wagon.

High schoolers run the whole show for a 40-minute pirate musical at Helgeson Learning Lab this weekend.

The former WDIV anchor's country-music drama “Bastard” is set in Chelsea, drawing on his own Tyler, Texas newsroom days.