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The New York Academy of Art says it has reallocated Epstein-linked donations and will overhaul donor rules as its board chair accelerates her exit.
Bill Edwards will step down in May, and the Mahaffey's management is unsettled after the city received only one bid. Officials are reviewing that lone proposal while the city plans to operate the venue short‑term.
The Charles H. Wright Museum says federal and state aid is tapering and has asked the city for emergency support to avoid layoffs and reduced hours.
Renaissance Theatre Company passed final inspections and reopened in Ivanhoe Village on March 13, kicking off a homecoming week of parties, drag shows and performances.
FKA Twigs brings her Grammy-winning Body High production to Factory Town in Hialeah, tapping Miami's underground energy with Eartheater opening.
The Cincinnati Pops will mark America’s 250th at Riverbend on July 4 with Mandy Gonzalez, family activities, choral guests and a Rozzi fireworks finale.
Denver’s Soiled Dove is returning in a new Cherry Creek home at Chopper's Sports Grill, with weekend shows and reunion gigs slated for May. The owner says he’s rebuilding the sound and installing a stage.
The 41st Melbourne Art Festival comes to Wickham Park April 25-26 with 200+ juried artists, live music, KidsWorld and free admission.
A new Black-led music club in Old Town mixes live sets, DJs and Southern-inspired small plates while its owners build a multi-floor arts incubator.
The Cleveland Orchestra released its 2026 Blossom and Summers at Severance lineups — a 13‑program Blossom run plus an in‑town Severance series, with tickets now on sale.
Houston Grand Opera will mount Robert Wilson’s staged Messiah in Mozart’s arrangement this spring, conducted by Patrick Summers in his final season.
Quincy Jones' estate sold his recorded- and publishing-rights to HarbourView, including stakes in Michael Jackson classics. A Los Angeles tribute is scheduled for March 13.
International and Austin artists say SXSW still opens doors — but reaching those stages means paying travel bills, navigating visas and pacing a brutal week. Funding and paperwork often decide who makes the trip.
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