Silenced in New York since 1899, the hand-cranked instrument finally comes home to Mulberry Street for a single evening.

Walk Through turned the Gibbes Museum into a one-night gallery for survivors, with half of every sale going to My Sister's House.

Six guitars and basses were swiped overnight in College Park. Sponge borrowed gear from Candlebox to keep its tour rolling.

Jody Stephens, the last surviving original member of Big Star, headlines a five-piece revival at the Fillmore next month.

Richard Skipper brings his audience-driven cabaret to Feinstein's at the Nikko, with Matthew Martin appearing as Judy Garland.

Jean Smart, Noah Wyle and Tom Bergeron join the one-night-only radio-play benefit at the Garry Marshall Theatre.

Public Market Emeryville hosts over 100 artists through Sunday, with a Richard Misrach photo raffle funding next year's show.

Ten days of marigolds, Matachines dancing and free Coco screenings hit Old Town starting October 30.

The three-day fashion showcase pairs a Saturday gala with a push to fund $2,000 scholarships for Latina and BIPOC women.

The Sacred Space hosts costumes and cocktails Thursday night as Young Musicians Unite chases a $75,000 goal for free lessons.

The Emmy winner, survived by his wife and five children, also co-founded a Seattle program that helped more than 1,000 veterans heal through storytelling.

David and Rhonda Cohen's gift will fund a new composer initiative and the orchestra's China and Europe tours.

First Presbyterian expects 5,000 visitors this weekend and will honor the late Pamela Atkinson during Sunday's Kirkin' o' th' Tartan.