A 24-year-old's 1892 death still haunts Hotel del Coronado's third floor, decades after her killing was ruled a suicide.

A Fort Worth native and Met baritone sang Figaro at Ridglea Country Club as the opera previewed its 2026-27 lineup.

Three Ballet Teletón dancers from Tijuana, ages 16 to 24, will join San Diego's wheelchair dancers on stage this Sunday.

Smita Russell brings her autobiographical solo play to the Bornemann Theatre, backed by live cello, starting Friday.

Plant and Saving Grace delivered a 15-song, 96-minute set at Shelter Island's Humphreys.

The 9,740-foot summit building now shares Haleakalā's story in ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi and English, a regional first for national parks.

The band finally won back a lost album after a years-long copyright fight, and it's playing Waterloo Road on Wednesday.

The Oct. 5 event lets fans hear Palace For The People four days early, though the Kiszka brothers won't be there.

Three generations of Jody Miller's family take the stage this weekend at the $5 Blanchard concert she once called better than a Grammy.

Dave Soldier, who once made music with elephants and Bo Diddley, returns to the Green Room with no sheet music, just instructions.

The find follows 16 ancient canoes pulled from Madison's Lake Mendota, some dating back 5,200 years.

River Oaks Theatre hosts the 11-day fest, which pairs a Mahershala Ali premiere with tributes to DJ Screw and Zina Garrison.

Northern Kentucky University students built a bus that films you and lights up in response, debuting at BLINK next week.