Clifton's Esquire Theatre hosts the festival's most-anticipated screening: a 1981 Hong Kong slasher once seen only as a VHS bootleg.

Knoxville’s future Women’s Suffrage Museum has secured a second Gay Street building, expanding plans for a 20,000-square-foot cultural center opening in 2028.

The Parramore collective's 10th annual 8x10 sale features more than 220 works from its 22 member artists this Saturday.

The Fenway gala's masquerade theme aims to raise $2 million, with Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll serving as honorary chair.

The 2025 debut sold out RFK Grounds at 20,000; the Landover, Maryland edition aims six times bigger this Labor Day weekend.

Montrose's Menil Drawing Institute keeps the free show up through January 2027, with paper pierced, burned and stitched into art.

Westerville Civic Theatre’s summer finale brings Disney’s Camp Rock The Musical to Alum Creek Park North on August 28 and 29. Tickets are $10, with Saturday ASL interpretation.

Tiki Oasis returns to Mission Valley with 5,000 expected, dozens of performers and a free weekend marketplace packed with tropical treasures.

At Orlando's Dr. Phillips Center, Broadway pro Kim Sava plays Diana opposite UCF intern Lyndi Floyd-Sweet for four nights only.

Telluride's 46-year-old mushroom gathering wants a $25,000 donor match after ticket sales sank 40% this year.

Steve Vai’s King Crimson offshoot BEAT is returning to San Diego this fall with a new drummer and a packed North American tour.

Green-Wood Cemetery will host a free outdoor night of queer short films, music, storytelling and a Q&A on August 19.

Germantown's 53rd annual festival returns September 12 and 13 with free admission, nearly 400 vendors and the crowd-favorite Running of the Weenies.