Kirk Whalum closes a two-day lineup built from a sold-out 2025 debut at 3rd & Lindsley.

The free campus bash marks the Barrick Museum's roof-repair reopening and 50 years of UNLV's Department of Dance.

The free Downtown Cary Park festival features 400 performers and 80-plus vendors, with jianbing guozi drawing hour-long lines.

The San Francisco fair's 13th edition welcomes 75-plus galleries and moves talks into Cowell Theater after years of overflow crowds.

The Hawai‘i Symphony Orchestra kicks off a milestone season with Lea Salonga, four Brahms symphonies and three Star Wars concerts.

Feathers, rhinestones and over 100 performers from as far as Australia took over three NYC stages this month.

Camping In Alaska headlines Skatepark of Tampa next Wednesday, roughly 20 months after its Ybor City stop at Crowbar.

Stage Nine's one-day “Tiny Tales” show pairs 12-inch Disney originals with 50-plus carved pumpkins in a historic Gold Rush building.

Chewy Hemphill is closing out a decade-long punk tradition with two nights of global bands at Oscura, tickets starting at $20.

The desert museum traces the Santa Monica-born artist's path from Antarctic ice fields to a fictional 25th-century astronaut.

The six-time Grammy winner is booked for a show at the 2030 Park Ave. jazz club.

Plan-B Theatre's sold-out revival of “Facing East” reunites the original Marcus actor in a new role, two decades after its Salt Lake City premiere.

Gates open at noon Saturday as Rockford's 185-member band closes the night with a spooky exhibition show.