Senzel Ahmady returns to the role of Daisy for a third time as the touring musical lands at the Aronoff Center through September 27.

Visual art by Cincinnati artists inspired new ballets opening at the Aronoff Center this week.

Kansas City won't renew the museum's lease past 2026, sending its collection searching for a new home.

Sunny Jain's Wild Wild East blends Bollywood, jazz and Spaghetti Western sounds at SOPAC this Friday.

The Texas Archeology Fair hits UT Austin on September 26 with 20-plus booths and a state archeologist fielding questions.

Fifty juried artists set up around the Soldiers and Sailors Monument on Oct. 10, just weeks after its observation deck reopened.

The People's Theatre debuted on West 206th Street with a 191-light chandelier nodding to the group's Inwood roots on 191st Street.

Art From the Streets returns to Blue Genie Art Bazaar next month, with artists keeping 95% of every sale.

Volunteers are raising millions for a Latino heritage museum on Auraria Campus land where hundreds of families were displaced decades ago.

Long Dark House shares its King Street storefront with a chocolate shop and has had difficulty keeping books on its shelves.

Art Leaders Gallery pairs Dr. Seuss with Picasso and Dalí, plus a Horton sculpture found nowhere else.

Holy Trinity's Franklin Pike parish will welcome visitors for gyros, dance troupes and sanctuary tours next weekend.

Two 13-year-olds share the lead role as SC Children's Theatre stages the full musical starting Friday in Downtown Greenville.