International accordionists will join Los Texmaniacs May 17 at Rosedale Park to honor Flaco Jiménez during the Tejano Conjunto Festival. Tickets and lineup details are out now.

A new 10,300‑sq‑ft club‑theater is headed to 421 Troutman Street in Bushwick; the Empyrean Club will fold a 299‑seat stage into sushi, bars and late‑night programming and open with American Psycho in 2027.

ALMA | LEWIS is moving into a 7,500-square-foot, street-level space at the XFactory, adding a larger gallery, two studios and expanded archive room ahead of a September 2026 opening.

The Baltimore Book Festival returns to Waverly on Sept. 12-13, 2026. The Mayor's Office of Arts, Culture and Entertainment will produce the free, two-day event with city funding support.

Churchill Grounds will return this summer inside the Mary Lou Williams Jazz Center in Decatur, with a rotating menu from Clave and programming led by local jazz organizers. The move rehomes the beloved listening‑room brand in a repurposed post office.

Conner Prairie's reimagined Museum Experience Center opens April 3 in Fishers with six immersive galleries, a Wellspring artscape and a Smithsonian Spark!Lab.

The 59th Carnegie International opens May 2 with 61 artists, partner commissions across the North Side and opening-weekend public programs.

A new Greyhill Advisors analysis finds the 83rd Golden Globes generated $133.5M for Beverly Hills and greater Los Angeles, supporting about 550 jobs and millions in payroll.

Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival will take over Austin’s Moody Center Sept. 26–27, 2026, with a star-packed lineup; tickets go on sale April 3.

The People’s Wall mural in Seattle’s Central District is up for landmark consideration; the Landmarks Preservation Board will review the nomination on April 15. Public testimony and written comments are open.

A full‑scale Sistine Chapel exhibition opens April 24 at The Shops at Crystals, bringing Michelangelo's frescoes and sculptural recreations to the Strip.

Stylus, a members‑only acoustic salon at 48 Clinton Street, will open in 2026 with a double‑height listening room, 40Hz wellness sessions and a chef‑led menu.

A free SWISH festival will activate downtown Indianapolis with more than 200 local artists, live stages, new murals and an Epicurean Market during Final Four weekend.