Birmingham’s Theatre Downtown opens its Alabama premiere of the Tony-winning drama, with pay-what-you-can nights for budget-minded theatergoers.

The Tony-winning musical opens today at Terrific New Theatre, with tickets priced at $35 and Dan Seigel in the title role.

The Birmingham-area pharmacist-turned-artist paints musicians, flowers and even his own Monet-inspired water lilies. A free opening reception is set for Nov. 12.

Tuscaloosa artist Penny Dobson headlines Hoover's Moss Rock Festival Nov. 7-8, where she hides a vintage penny instead of a signature.

The show brings 31 artisan entries indoors this weekend after the show's decades-long run at Birmingham Botanical Gardens ended.

Beth Holloway opens up in a new three-part Netflix series premiering November 4, with never-before-seen footage from the investigation.

Sixteen stops, one hour, zero cost — Homewood's new driving tour is narrated by a familiar local radio voice.

Craig Legg's East Village Arts exhibit opens Saturday with a free Russell Gulley concert and photos from Muscle Shoals shooter Dick Cooper.

The Oct. 28 ribbon-cutting is set to turn a former barbershop into a plaza with story panels, a mural wall and a timeline walkway.

Nostalgic on Morris opens Thursday with a Tony Bennett-signed chair and plaster salvaged from the Lyric Theatre.

The “Historically Black” exhibit opens Friday with alma mater photo spots, live music and food in “The Yard.”

Ottawa artists drove 1,298 miles to paint sunflowers, magnolias and Dorothy's red shoes honoring Louise Campbell.

Marvin Griffin directs the revived band at Birmingham's historic A.H. Parker High School.