Sunday's Avant-Garde Art & Craft Show at the Makoy Event Center directs a portion of proceeds to Charity Newsies, which clothes 18,000 Franklin County students a year.

Artists from around the globe packed the Pasadena Convention Center for three days of live tattooing, burlesque and 17 judged categories.

Nearly 100 fans lined up before doors opened at Orenco Station's new fantasy bookshop, complete with candlelit stacks and a live harpist.

The genre-bending quintet plays UCSD's Epstein Family Amphitheater Oct. 9, touring behind its first-ever all-instrumental record.

Vince Hannemann, 63, still runs South Austin's junk fortress by appointment only — and he says he's got enough shopping carts.

A Michigan shopper's $30 gamble on a dusty painting could pay off big at a New York auction next month.

Organizers say rising costs and a stolen equipment trailer helped end the run. Kids 12 and under get in free through Sunday.

A Revolutionary War-era Washington letter and a Whiskey Rebellion note from Hamilton will sit inside the Cabinet Room for five days, September 23-27, 2026.

The trumpeter is seeking support for medical treatment and essential living expenses. Now New Orleans jazz royalty is stepping in.

A procession through Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery previews the Met's new Lincoln in the Bardo opera.

The Sullivan, Missouri motel sat empty since 2009 before a $1 million-plus rebuild brought back its neon glow and giraffe-stone walls.

Bill Merrill is back with a physical gallery after a decade online, and 10% of art sales now benefit the American Cancer Society.

A French delegation, a new symphony, and plans to reopen the boyhood home headline Little Falls' six-year push to honor Charles Lindbergh in 2027.