The Grimes County Historical Commission is rebuilding the Steinhagen Museum's foundation and removing its interior walls — with a Liberty Tree planting still to come.

The group named after Las Vegas's own area code returns home with a sign-lighting, a live show and a '90s skate party.

Semifinalists get a $2,000 honorarium as the Heard Museum seeks a permanent monument to hoop dancing by 2028.

Exes reunite on adjacent hotel balconies in Noël Coward's 1930 classic, running at the Outcalt Theatre through Nov. 22.

The Wortham Center run marks Carlisle Floyd's birth centennial and introduces incoming Music Director James Gaffigan.

The “Historically Black” exhibit opens Friday with alma mater photo spots, live music and food in “The Yard.”

Grantmakers in the Arts brought its national conference to Memphis, touring neighborhoods from Orange Mound to Crosstown Concourse.

A crushed file drawer pulled from the Twin Towers will sit in the lobby during Chagrin Falls High School's run of ‘Come From Away.’

Scaffolding is finally off the new ABC No Rio on Rivington Street, revealing a green facade reflecting the organization’s environmental politics and community rootedness.

The New York Historical exhibition includes a formal petition declaring the city’s bankruptcy and Grandmaster Flash’s turntables through April 4.

The museum's new Foster Street building has five galleries, a rooftop deck and a sculpture garden carved out of the Goat Farm Arts Center.

The Westside Theatre revival just beat a record that stood for 44 years, and two new stars step in next week.

Tickets for the October 22 photo line cost $25 for single admission or $30 for a parent and child, and the book includes a scannable code for an original flute song.