On Saturday, January 17, Chicago-born poet Edward Hirsch and Professor Joanna Trzeciak Huss will discuss his “My Childhood In ...

Tate Britain's British landscape face-off, influencers apply for artist visas, remembering Kathleen Goncharov, and Ayoung Kim's digital stargazing.

Miami City Ballet will present Into the Magic City, running February 20–22 at the Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami and February ...

The Monocle, a critically-acclaimed production by Rendez-Vous Dance, will be performed at Pavilion Dance South West in ...

Dance Theatre of Harlem and a former dancer are in a dispute over the rights to a trove of photographs from the ...

Installation view of Will Clift’s exhibition, “Still Points, Turning World,” at Gerald Peters Contemporary in Santa Fe.

For BalletX and Philadelphia Chamber Music Society's latest collab, the Stravinsky classic gets a facelift, complete with a ...

Psy and Hunter Schafer share a birthday today. Check out our photo slideshow of celebrities and other famous people with ...

Today in History for Dec. 31: In 1600, Queen Elizabeth I granted the British East India Co. a monopoly on all trade to the East Indies. In 1687, the first shipload of emigrating Huguenots (French ...

Kick off the new year right—don't miss out on hikes, galas, hands-on workshops + more. #birminghamal #bhamevents #january2026 PI ...

Madonna turned this Christmas season into a racy family affair, flaunting her physique in sultry corsets and lace lingerie.

A review of the Guthrie Theater’s ‘Somewhere,’ a dance-filled family drama exploring displacement, ambition and belonging in 1959 New York.