New Wave Cabaret reimagines Frank-N-Furter, Pennywise and more for a queer burlesque tribute at ME Theatre — and three of its last four shows sold out.

Tonight's fashion, art, wine and music mashup lands inside a former Racine Carriage Company building turned artist studios.

Charlotte Fashion Week runs Sept. 22-26 at PINE, with a recycled-materials runway and a design challenge that sends its winner to New York.

Virginia Avenue closes to cars Saturday as Fountain Square hosts vendors, live music and a day-long art contest with cash prizes.

The Ohio Moon Festival marks its 10th year at Riverside Crossing Park.

Wave & See Gallery hosts Afro-Cuban rhythms, dance and a dozen local artists this month, with tacos from Taqueira Guerro.

The Detroit singer helped shape hits like “Heat Wave” and “Dancing in the Street” before working for Michigan Bell.

Latino Theater Company reimagines Sophocles inside a Mexica royal court, with a stilt-walking Death stalking the Getty's outdoor stage.

The $10 event lands at the former Maple Elementary campus, now a community hub.

More than 30 KCKPS students have art on display near 6th Street — the public gets to help pick the winners Friday.

The four-day fest at the Oriental and Downer runs Sept. 24-27, with a world premiere on activist Vaun Mayes anchoring the local lineup.

BWAC lost its 48-year Red Hook home to fire, but two new shows at The Whale prove members are still making art together.

The three-day gathering opens Friday with a screening tied to Hulu's “They Fight” and closes Sunday with an awards ceremony.