Grand entry hits noon on November 21 at 1136 Austin Ave., with fry bread, flute music, and a film about the Doctrine of Discovery.

The 18th San Francisco Latino Film Festival kicks off with a documentary on Sonia Manzano, who played Maria on Sesame Street for 44 years.

The 1929 building was renovated in 1994 and has a 238-seat dance and performance hall. Music Theatre Philly has signed a 10-year lease for the Arts Bank.

Angel City Chorale brings a 160-plus-voice holiday show to UCLA this December, with new toys collected for Homeboy Industries families.

The Louisville branch, closed for nearly 40 years before reopening, now carries a 2026 American Architecture Award. A block party celebrates Saturday.

The Grand Rapids Art Museum is showing Gary Tyler's prison-made quilts through January, decades after Rosa Parks rallied for his release.

The Hadestown star performs over a dozen Shakespearean villains in one 85-minute show at Emerson Paramount Center.

The 42nd annual show at St. Nicholas Cultural Center pairs first-time potters with guild veterans over two days.

A neon-green hoodie and mini helmet lead a seven-piece drop honoring OutKast's double-platinum 1996 classic.

A centennial road film premieres at San Bernardino’s California Theatre this Friday before stops in Escondido and Los Angeles.

Ballet San Antonio opens a new Dracula this Friday at the Tobin Center, with 18-year-old Penelope Levan set for her professional debut.

Orlando Shakes’ campy ‘Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors’ has two actors swapping genders and costumes at breakneck speed through Nov. 8.

A photographer's inherited archive reveals how a Boston Road garage once restored cars for Nelson Rockefeller and two presidents.