The Hudson Valley campus where Ellison once taught now holds his copyrights and is digitizing his archive for public access.

Three Pastel Society of New Mexico shows share one Albuquerque gallery for the first time, free through Nov. 29.

Will Ackerman, Alex de Grassi and other Windham Hill pioneers reunite in Berkeley Nov. 1, with the night filmed for a new documentary.

Amy's Catering now hosts a garden-themed mural after 30 years on Saginaw Street, as Lansing launches its newest arts corridor.

The DIA's first Modern and Contemporary refresh in nearly 20 years debuts Nov. 15, with over 2,000 newly donated works entering the collection.

Manhattan's design museum threw a 70th birthday bash with dancing, magic and a sculptor who bends wood into glowing loops.

Nine actors will perform the Scottish play at libraries, schools and a Tijuana cultural center through Nov. 21 — no ticket required.

An 85-year-old grandmother of 42 sang centuries-old lullabies so Minnesota kids won't lose the language entirely.

Tulsa fans can tour the halls that inspired S.E. Hinton's novel before watching the film on the big screen.

Colson Whitehead will sign books in Tulsa and collect a $40,000 prize as the new Rudisill library debuts in Greenwood.

The orchestra's final show is Nov. 1, with musicians losing pay the next day as a Tansley trust gift sits frozen.

Miss Cherry Delight turns 40 with a sideshow-and-burlesque bash at House of Yes, debuting her long-awaited album live.

The Johnson C. Smith University choir will sing Afrofuturist gospel themes on Carnegie Hall's famed stage next month.