A Sunderland farm has been turning eight acres of seed corn into elaborate artwork since 2000, and the maze now props up a third of its income.

Fifty artists, live bands and a cash-free bar hit the Val Air Ballroom next week for a brand-new weekend fair.

Adam Hadden's 220-page “Pelican” drops Nov. 7 at The Bends, with 150 signed copies and a pitch to city officials.

The Nov. 7 festival relocates to the Ramona Outdoor Community Center, with 21 artist booths and a live auction benefiting local murals.

Four performances at Robinson Center Performance Hall, tickets starting at $34 when sales open Monday at 10 a.m.

Shadows in the Galleries brings costume contests and themed cocktails to the Mills Avenue museum this Friday.

Pete Townshend's pinball-wizard rock opera returns to Hollywood Boulevard through November 15, with Collin Matthew Flanagan leading the cast.

Cameron Carpenter brings an original score to the 1922 horror classic at Steinmetz Hall this Halloween night.

The Office of Collecting and Design parks its 42-foot RV at the Orange Show through Sunday, with a Friday trinket swap open to all.

Brunk Auctions in Asheville offers the hand-drawn 1768 survey once bought by Malcolm Forbes for $360,000.

ABV Gallery hosts the street artist behind Obama’s Hope poster through January 3, with John Lewis and Malcolm X among the faces on display.

Kumu Kahua revives Kupua with new mele, original hula and a cast drawn from UH campuses across Oʻahu.

West Michigan blues talent share a stage at Unruly Brewery Nov. 21 to fund headstones for forgotten artists.