Face painting, guzheng music and live music from String Theory Manouche: the Kimbell's cultural happy hours keep multiplying thanks to Fort Worth Sister Cities.

Jim Weider, who once replaced Robbie Robertson in The Band, plays 52 Sumner Friday with Woodstock-rooted alumni.

From Underground Railroad stops to Jackie Robinson's Roosevelt Stadium debut, Jersey City formally recognizes two centuries of Black history.

Three local women-led acts headline Winstons Beach Club's third annual costume bash, right as the venue preps its own rebrand.

UTSA's year-old theater program brings fairies and swordplay to Brenan Lawn, with a costume-contest Renaissance Faire kicking off opening weekend.

A nine-member cast brings a Manhattan murder mystery to the Westfield Woman’s Club stage; lead actress Krista Krupa says viewers may think they’ve figured out the twists, but haven’t.

The Southern Ontario group behind the new album Caught Light is slated to play Tuffy's Music Box in Sanford.

Conductor Jason Seber makes his symphony debut leading Hans Zimmer's score to The Ring, with tickets starting at $69.

City officials scrapped a 2022 court-approved plan, insisting Philadelphia's 130,000-object history trove stays city-owned.

The Palo Alto landmark pairs On the Waterfront with North by Northwest across two weekends, beginning ten days after Saint's death at 102.

The eight-day South County fest debuts a new Mega Guitar & Mandolin Orchestra and shows off URI's new Fine Arts Center.

DuVernay's “14th” opens SFFILM's Doc Stories Nov. 5 at the Vogue Theatre, with tickets for the public going on sale Friday.

Mercado/Material opens Thursday at Centro de Artes, marking the Market Square gallery's 10th anniversary with more than a dozen artists.