Free tickets are capped at four per person for the Nov. 20 screening at Kulas Hall, with duplicate orders subject to release.

Cathedral Arts Project will use the largest federal grant in its history to train teachers from Jacksonville to coast to coast.

Three musicians, more than 50 instruments, one night of century-old film magic in Maitland.

The South Bronx native once drew in secret on the 4 train. Now his memoir is a New York Times bestseller.

The Mill Valley resident says he’d love to reunite with his old bandmate — six weeks after Alex called him a “complete idiot.”

HBAPA’s 100-year-old auditorium hosts a student cast with 37 wigs and a four-week production build for this weekend’s opening.

The Orlando troupe's 17th annual Halloween run blends puppetry, dance and stage combat across three nights downtown.

The Virginia Museum of History & Culture's new exhibit pairs a 1984 Corvette with Barbies honoring George Washington and Katherine Johnson.

A geodesic dome once rocked with Bob Seger and Suzi Quatro. Saturday, Southfield's Mummp crowd reunites in Keego Harbor.

The 1,100-capacity club on Brewer Lane previews before opening with a free Hiss Golden Messenger-stacked rally and a Built to Spill gig.

Elgin Cintron lost his New Jersey studio to Hurricane Ida and two brothers and his dad — now he's back in Seminole Heights with a no-cover release show.

Future Traditions Fest returns to dadaLab this weekend with abstract turntablist Maria Chávez, whose work uses broken vinyl.

Alt-drag brand Gala of Ghouls celebrates three years with a $17.21 show at Conduit, timed to Orlando's Pride weekend.