The Nov. 6-8 run at Clowes Memorial Hall pairs Prokofiev's score with a surprising twist on the stepsisters.

The New York designer will make her second trip to the runway at Schermerhorn Symphony Center on April 27.

Three Denver artists are turning a Ruby Hill Park pump house into a sculptural tribute to immigrant and refugee life, with metal butterflies and bees joining the mural.

The Pleasant Valley Road underpass artwork won a national award for its blend of mosaic tile, mural and community handprints.

The stainless-steel globe by local artist Erik Blome went up overnight, marking the city's first city-funded public art piece.

Pulp Stiction opens Friday at Hopkins Hall Gallery with a scrap-paper co-destruction room and a curator who rewrote her proposal after the 2024 election.

These Walls Speak pulls 55 works by 46 artists from North Texas living rooms into public view through January.

Houston is the only stop for this Boston-born show, tracing Homer from teenage sketches to his final oil painting.

Bryn Du Mansion mixes Halloween lantern tours with sculptures by an artist whose work has hung beside Guillermo del Toro's collection.

The nonprofit punk and indie haven previews its new Colonial Drive home with a costume contest and five live bands.

A French Quarter convent built in 1752 will feature actors portraying an enslaved surgeon and the first Indigenous Ursuline sister.

A fire-safety issue at the 56-year-old Columbus landmark has triggered a four-year closure tied to a $58 million overhaul.

The 1950 Treme landmark is shutting down after years as an event space, with event coordinator Laura Meyers saying she'll miss regulars.