“The President's Own” plays Lazzara Performance Hall Oct. 9 — free tickets are already going online.

Renovations at the 72-year-old motel have preservationists scrambling to save its neon rainbow before it disappears for good.

The man behind Manhattan's iconic guitar-lesson flyers now towers over Times Square. Even a former governor calls him a quiet hero.

An anonymous crypto donor is covering up to 150 Bitcoin to rebuild the Pilgrim, a lost Dana Point floating classroom, at Mission Bay.

A Green Valley Ranch librarian who grew up without Spanish books now hunts them down at Guadalajara's massive book fair.

Artist Moses Ball's new mural at Colden and Flower turns a freeway corridor into a tribute to South LA's own.

Bril Barrett and Tré Dumas share a stage again at the Chicago Tap Summit, once distant for five years after a falling-out.

All 12 Long Beach library branches host free concerts, storytime and a Día de los Muertos altar through Oct. 31.

The Nederlander Theatre hosts the swashbuckling premiere next July, capping a 20-year path to the stage.

Pacifica Square's sixth annual Moon Festival hits Aurora Sept. 19 with 40-plus vendors and a ramen-eating showdown.

Just 300 preview seats go for $16 at the Vivian Beaumont box office, with free donuts for the first 100 buyers.

A surface parking lot near USC's film school will become a two-stage LED soundstage complex named for donor Len Blavatnik.

Tours of the Brooklyn Army Terminal and a DOT sign shop headline this year's 25th-anniversary weekend.