Lonnie Hanzon's beloved holiday attraction is closing after seven years. Its props and ornaments are now headed to auction.

Dunedin Brewery turns into an improv playground Nov. 7, with Zero Context closing out the night unscripted.

The 57-year-old guitarist marks two decades of touring Frank Zappa's catalog with a Royal Oak stop on Friday.

IndigenousAF's new Wai Gallery sells year-round Native-made art while funding free programs at Nuwu Art on Maryland Parkway.

Eight artists are repainting the 1991 Westside landmark with a girl's journey home, fireflies and monarch butterflies.

Wendy Rodrigue brought her late husband's iconic artwork to Edmond, visiting a local elementary school before the sculpture joins Uncommon Ground.

The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra performs Threads: My Songs in Symphony Nov. 6-8, blending Parton's songbook with her on-screen presence.

Sunset Hills novelist Laurell K. Hamilton closes the Merry Gentry series with a two-book finale, starting with a November 4 book talk in St. Louis.

Jill Anholt's new installation turns the Lincoln Street Tunnel into a forest of color, shadow and movement starting Friday at 5 p.m.

Oakland’s “Am I Next?” campaign arrives amid a public art scene that includes artist Kalani Cecaci’s downtown mural work.

Thousands of fresh flowers become life-size Gilded Age gowns at Greystone Mansion through Nov. 4, with a 21-and-up sunset party Oct. 30.

ARx Live brings nine Sacramento artist-researcher duos to the SMUD Museum of Science and Curiosity on November 12, with free, art-filled exhibits through mid-December.

The free concert series has filled MOCA's plaza with live jazz since 1999. Bring your own chair and get there early.