Students from Brockton and Middleboro studios, ages 13 to 19, take the Zeiterion stage before the legendary troupe on Nov. 7.

Hotel Viking reopened this year after a multimillion-dollar overhaul. Marlen Scalzi's former apartment is now a suite that rents for over $1,700 a night.

The Museum of Work & Culture threw a 1976-themed bash for its new exhibit, vintage cars and all. Even the ribbon-cutting scissors got into the retro spirit.

The jazz-age spectacle lands at PPAC Nov. 3-8 with a Tony-winning costume design and a cast ensemble member making his national tour debut.

A high school friend's split-second choice at Auschwitz saved a family — now Providence dancers bring it to the stage.

Lincoln's historic mansion marks 25 years of preservation with food, music and tarot readings at a rescheduled gala.

Peppino D'Agostino, who has shared stages with Tommy Emmanuel and Leo Kottke, brings his guitar to Blackstone River Theatre.

Fifteen artists open their doors in Warwick, East Greenwich and North Kingstown, with a $100 art prize for the thorough.

Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez sold out Brown's keynote, then let daughter Kat relive her own Frozen soundtrack moment.

Burbage Theatre Co.'s 77-seat Pawtucket stage unveils “Witching Hour: Secret Cellar,” a world premiere with three new scary tales.

Ten musicians will perform Mozart's Requiem in Florence, marking the orchestra's first trip abroad in its 81-year history.

Lon Cerel's vault-secured Houdini manacles and letters go on public view Thursday for the first time in half a century.

The Strayaways unite a National Heritage Fellow and a four-time All-Ireland champion for one Cumberland matinee.