Actor Johnny Kinsman recites Washington Irving's ghost tale above 37 brick tombs holding roughly 1,100 early Bostonians.

Douglas Flanders & Associates opens its third annual Reject Show Aug. 29, now drawing over 200 artists turned away from the fair.

Tickets for the glitzy Broadway adaptation go on sale Friday, with a six-night run set for Carol Morsani Hall.

A stage version of Paranormal Activity just opened previews at the August Wilson Theatre, and its first four shows already sold out.

Free henna, Bollywood lessons and Indian food hit downtown's flagship park on November 14 as Discovery Green marks its first Diwali.

Opening night in downtown Aurora features Comparsa Zapata's Chinelo dancers and a growing Day of the Dead altar through November 1.

Werthmann joins 12 other local leaders dancing Saturday for a Five Points nonprofit that reaches 60,000 people a year.

Hermann Park's free showcase spans Celia Cruz to Karol G, with lawn seating open to all comers.

Local artists are wrapping refrigerator-sized traffic cabinets across Smyrna, part of a plan to bring art to every ward in the city.

A towering microbe-inspired sculpture built with UWM architecture students capped ArtBlaze's third summer on the lakefront.

Oliver Mendoza, 16, played congas before Ricky Martin's Ravinia debut months after fighting to keep Chicago High School for the Arts open.

Edward Buckles Jr.'s immersive installation at the CAC lets visitors step into his family's pre-storm home, right down to the DJ Jubilee dance parties.

The Annapolis nonprofit is bringing three shows to a mall storefront before closing its season with Godspell at Maryland Hall's renovated Bowen Theater.