The century-old dining car now seats 44 for events, thanks to city Heritage Grant funds and a granddaughter-led redesign.

Erector Square hosts 120 artists, food trucks and a scavenger hunt across eight buildings in Fair Haven this weekend.

The region's oldest orchestra played its first notes at Logan University's 900-seat hall in Chesterfield.

The Museum of the American Revolution stages its biggest-ever living-history festival this weekend, recreating 1776's smallpox, hunger and fear.

The Vermont Avenue museum reopened with 200-plus new artifacts and a courtyard entrance built for accessibility.

The downtown portrait of a formerly enslaved Louisville teacher is being restored five years after it first went up, and it still bankrolls a teacher scholarship.

A $500,000 state-funded renovation pushed the season opener to February, but a $85 pass covers a bonus Mount Vernon lineup too.

The Kimball Theatre hosts EFFIE on Saturday, with the filmmaker and screenwriter staying after for a live Q&A on the real case.

The free Hyatt Regency pop-up runs daily through October 31, with Friday night sets from Acoustic Soul Express and saxophonist Daniel Mancuso.

IAMA Theatre Company stages the world premiere inside real homes in Pico-Robertson and Silver Lake, with just 35 seats per show.

The Irish singer-songwriter's only West Coast stop lands at the Greek Theatre, with presales opening next week.

Trinity Pride revives the 30-year-old LGBTQ+ festival at Amphibian Stage, with passes going on sale October 22.

Over 80 artists descend on Schmidt Artist Lofts alone as the free crawl hits every ward.