Ann Yao and Rui Yang perform Chinese string instruments inside a SoDo mansion-turned-concert-hall on Sunday.

Menéndez's fleet lands again at Mission Nombre de Dios, with a free Mass, procession and 1565 feast reenactment.

The milestone show lands at Point Park, a former chrome plant site turned waterfront green space, on August 29.

Fans can grab advance copies of “Searching” before it hits stores, at the Dearborn record shop where Reeves turns 85 into a milestone comeback.

Carne Viva Dance Theatre's inaugural VIDA Festival brings Grammy-nominated singer Daymé Arocena and a California dance collective to Sandrell Rivers Theater.

The Abbey Theater's pre-professional company opens a four-weekend run of “The Lightning Thief” starting Friday in Coffman Park.

The 40-foot neon cowboy on Fremont Street hasn't waved since 1991. Locals are rallying online with #FixVic to save him.

The Ice House Museum show now includes rare Lawrence Schiller photos and a self-guided tour of Some Like It Hot filming spots.

Four short plays, one director, and a $15 door price at Napa's riverside Discovery Campus this Sunday.

Overland Park's Hayley Podschun trained at Miller-Marley before playing Glinda — now Legally Blonde keeps her from the KC run.

The Nevada Street library returns with an elevator, new fire sprinklers and seven-day service after 18 months in a temporary North Auburn site.

The Morrison Planetarium hosts a phone-free listening party for Lost Weekend just months after Cal Academy cut 53 jobs.

A Vietnam vet turned Baja conservationist and his 19-year bond with a 22-foot manta ray headline a red-carpet night downtown.