A Detroit muralist known as Ouizi painted hydrangeas, peonies and a red admiral butterfly outside a Skokie pilates studio.

The Rotary Club needs one final push to complete the David Best sculpture rising at Petaluma's southern gateway.

Cannons, candle-making and colonial dance return to the LSU Rural Life Museum as Baton Rouge marks its 1779 siege.

Cheryl Strayed will help celebrate her late husband's documentary legacy at a Cinema 21 tribute benefiting the Family Preservation Project.

Students and a Harrisburg muralist spent three days painting Hatboro's history into a bridge welcoming downtown's newest residents.

Free Terrace Gallery show runs through November 5, with a Puerto Rican artist's bomba dance-inspired skirts stealing the spotlight.

Polish Hall marks three decades of pierogi and polka this weekend, now under honorary patronage from Poland's Los Angeles consulate.

Barrio Logan’s new exhibit traces four decades of San Diego lowrider bicycle culture, from family garages to gallery walls.

Minneapolis fans will pack First Avenue's Mainroom in January, with ticket-holders asked to bring children's books for a local nonprofit.

Free RSVP event runs noon to 4 p.m. with Ballet Austin, Austin Opera stars, food trucks and Bubblepalooza bubbles.

The $6,500 Ely Square installation lets visitors peer through a clear panel to see the vanished 19th-century dome. It debuted at Elyria's final Third Thursday of the summer.

Milwaukee Chamber Theatre's Maybe We'll Fly already sold out opening weekend at the Broadway Theatre Center.

EPSO pairs Márquez's Danzón No. 2 with photographer Nicholas Bardonnay's images from 18 Mexican states.