Frank Carter fronts the band at the Longhorn Ballroom Sept. 11, nearly 50 years after Sid Vicious bled on that same stage.

DIFF Shorts stacks the Angelika with daily red carpets and college, high school, and Texas film categories this autumn.

Downtown Arlington shuts down West Main Street on Sept. 19 for a decade-old tradition with a new Hispanic Heritage stage.

The Dallas exhibit opens as Bush plans a Sept. 11 trip to Ground Zero and a sold-out talk with Condoleezza Rice.

Art of VIII's third annual showcase lands at the Eisemann Center on October 24, with tickets running $40 to $80.

Costumed actors bring 19th-century pioneers back to life at Mesquite Cemetery this October, with a new indoor option for visitors who can't walk the grounds.

Tickets run $64 to $189 as the decade-old awards show becomes a full outdoor festival at Strauss Square.

Tickets start at $25 for the biannual walk through Grapevine's National Register neighborhoods, wine glass included.

Nine Dallas artists trained by JD Miller debut a sculptural oil-painting style that stands up to two inches off the canvas.

Tickets start at $41 for the October 8 show, the last surviving stage from Dallas's old Elm Street Theater Row.

Annette Strauss Square hosts the free fifth annual bash on October 3, with a Latin-owned marketplace and dancing until 10 p.m.

Cara Statham Serber leads a hand-picked cast in the Tony-nominated memory play, running through Aug. 30 at the Uptown venue.

Free scavenger hunt and kid craft zone accompany the Northwest Highway book crawl, where a BookTok-famous novelist will sign copies this Saturday.