The Grammy-winning album that took six days to record gets a Dallas stage run spanning parts of two calendar weeks, starring Karmine Alers as Omara Portuondo.

The Spanish ensemble brings three guitarists, two flamenco dancers and a percussionist back to Van Ness Avenue next month.

A life-sized silhouette and historic photos trace how the state animal vanished from California by the 1920s.

Charleston musicians, poets and a choir close out the Songs to Save the Edisto series November 4, taking aim at a proposed $5 billion gas plant.

The November 21 showcase pairs a hospice drama shot in Philadelphia with two shorter Montclair premieres, plus a filmmaker Q&A.

A century-old concrete airplane silhouette near Eagle Mountain High School is now shielded from development as a future park.

Ralphie's hunt for a Red Ryder BB gun hits Proctors stage Nov. 17–19, with group discounts for 10 or more.

The 20th annual celebration brings free museum admission, shuttles and First Friday walks across Denver.

The Nov. 6 concert at Kapalua is free and open to the public, with Seven Suns frontman Justin Kawika Young headlining.

LT Cousineau's sold-out cabaret comes back for two nights, with a new cast member joining the Palm Springs lineup.

Four Broadway voices, including the Phantom himself, join the orchestra for a spooky season opener at Civic Center Music Hall.

Five contemporary works, two Utah premieres, and one Rolling Stones needle drop hit the Capitol Theatre stage next month.

A 70-year-old Okinawan dance student calls the shutdown heartbreaking as UH Mānoa winds down classes that reached seniors, schools and public housing.