Comedy legends Steve Martin and Martin Short bring a two‑night 'Best of' show to Bass Concert Hall, mixing banjo, sketches and quickfire mutual roasting.

A new granite Will Rogers marker is planned for Wellston’s stretch of Route 66; organizers are seeking donations to finish the project ahead of summer centennial events.

San Francisco has opened a search for an executive director to run the Arts Commission, Grants for the Arts and Film SF — a role that tops out at roughly $268K. The hire is pitched as a way to streamline grants and boost the city's creative economy.

MCCLA in San Francisco has closed indefinitely due to financial insolvency, with almost all staff terminated and seeking emergency funding for survival. Local leaders and SFAC are assessing options for its future.

Oak Cliff Cultural Center's "Drawn to Life" exhibition runs until February 13, featuring works from seven artists. The gallery showcases various art forms and is accompanied by events, like dance workshops and a fashion camp.

"Radiance Rising," a vibrant public art piece by Eric Vozzola based on a local song, adds a burst of creativity to Las Vegas' Hollywood Recreation Center.

Fort Worth artist Paul Miller carved a bucking bull ice sculpture as a tribute to Texas culture and the local rodeo, drawing neighbors and online viewers to this Texas winter wonderland.

The Meters have tacked on a Fillmore night and a Saenger reunion during Jazz Fest, with Ivan Neville stepping into his uncle’s keyboard seat.

Scarecrow Video purchased its University District building after an emergency fundraising drive, giving the nonprofit permanent control of its 150,000+ title archive. The buy ends months of uncertainty about the store’s future on Roosevelt Way.

The article debunks misconceptions about advanced academic programs, highlighting their accessibility, balance with extracurriculars, openness to late starters, and the value of struggle and support in education.

The New Immersive Van Gogh exhibit at The Shops at Crystals closes this weekend; its companion wine‑comedy In Pour Taste is also leaving the venue.

Portland is looking for new management ideas for its city-owned Portland'5 performing arts venues, with Metro planning to step back from its current operational role.

By scraping a decade of municipal violation data, the tech prankster behind the Waymo traffic jam has transformed police evidence into the city’s most comprehensive—and illegal—street art retrospective.