Carlos Jones and DJ Maxafari headline a University Circle after-hours party marking 50 years since reggae broke big worldwide.

More than two dozen performers double up on real passengers and crew as Greenville Theatre kicks off a season themed “Sail On.”

From a Constitution Day talk in colonial McDowell Hall to a Grammy-nominated vocal group's anniversary concert, the free series runs through December.

TIGLFF spreads across two weekends at Green Light Cinema and Sun-Ray Cinema, with tickets still available for shorts, drama and a New College documentary.

A free 16,000-square-foot pop-up on Little West 12th Street traces Snoopy's four-decade run as a high-fashion muse, from tennis sweaters to a Vince Guaraldi listening lounge.

Corinne Grondahl died in 2024 while the project was still underway. Her son says the tie-strewn artwork reflects how she found beauty in everything.

More than 70 artists stocked the shelves of a former downtown 7-Eleven with beeswax candles, ATM sound art and Cheetos-bag purses.

William Parker, Cooper-Moore and Hamid Drake bring three decades of shared improvisation to Dissonant Works, plus a free community workshop.

Salt Lake City's own TED stage marks its 14th year with a theme about turning chance encounters into breakthrough ideas.

A 260-tape donation preserved the unlabeled Maryville radio clip for decades before archivists identified the singer's voice.

A new Wortham Center show traces Prairie View A&M from an 1876 plantation purchase to the campus of 10,000-plus students today.

Only 36 guests per show will hear soprano Angel Azzarra sing on the Campbells' original 1855 piano, restored just for the occasion.

Artists build ephemeral sculptures at Beach 108th Street on Sept. 13, with a ticketed after-party at The Rockaway Hotel.