A 20-city touring exhibit debuts at Chicago and Dallas libraries, with authors Barbara Kingsolver and Percival Everett joining stops nationwide.

Four decades of local dance, theater and Six Flags stage talent share one night at Arlington Music Hall for $10 to $20.

The five-date after-hours series returns Sept. 4 with a members-only $112 VIP lounge and a new partner, Dallasites 101.

The Grammy-winning songwriter debuts an unreleased song and real footage of her split from Todd Tucker at the Victory Park venue.

The Meyerson Symphony Center hosts the Dallas Symphony's biggest fundraiser next month, with full gala packages topping $1,500 a seat.

Goldmark Cultural Center's free two-day fair lets visitors buy art straight from artists whose rent starts at just $175 a month.

The Lamar High grad who once played to bar crowds now backs Gabriella Rose ahead of Ella Langley's sold-out Fort Worth show.

Haggard Park hosts sumo demonstrations and taiko drums as Plano's Japanese moon-viewing festival marks its 27th year.

Eighteen Picasso ceramic pieces, some public for the first time, arrive at SMU's Meadows Museum this month.

Los Tres Cabazones brings three new bilingual solo works to Artstillery's 723 Open Space this month, tickets just $17.85.

The $800,000 dispute cost the troupe its longtime leader and $2.5 million, but dancers just ratified a three-year deal.

Ten short films and a Sundance documentary headline the free two-day event, born from a collective that grew from four friends to 30.

A North Cooper Street mural is one of 16 new artworks landing across Arlington this year, from a giant golden boot to a sundial sculpture.