James Beard News

Quinn Lemley will perform at the 2024 LiLY Legacies Awards Gala in NYC, celebrating its 10th anniversary. The event honors Lisa Mosconi and Melba Wilson for their contributions to aging-friendly initiatives.

Bar Blondeau, the acclaimed rooftop restaurant and bar at Brooklyn’s Wythe Hotel with sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline has, launched its pre-theater menu, which is a two-course prix-fixe menu available daily from 5pm to 8pm for $45.

In her upcoming PBS special, internationally renowned chef, author, and restaurateur Lidia Bastianich throws a national spotlight on progressive chefs, farmers and entrepreneurs around the U.S. striving to change the future of food.

Alton Brown's culinary tour, LAST BITE, is set to visit The Bushnell in March 2025. Brown's “Edible Inevitable,” “Eat Your Science,” and “Beyond the Eats” tours performed in more than 200 cities with more than 550,000 fans in attendance. Learn more about his stop at the Bushnell!

Minneapolis fans will get their chance to see Alton Brown when he visits the historic Orpheum Theatre on in spring of 2025. Learn more about the television personality, author, and famed foodist.

Alton Brown announced his final U.S. tour, visiting over 60 cities, including a stop at Boston's Boch Center Wang Theatre on March 14. Don't miss this culinary and entertainment experience.

Television personality, author and famed foodist Alton Brown announced his final national theater tour that will visit more than 60 U.S. cities in 2025. “Alton Brown Live: Last Bite” will launch February 13, 2025, in Melbourne, Florida, before making its way to cities across the country.

ALTON BROWN LIFE: LAST BITE is set to entertain audiences in Chicago with a blend of comedy, cooking, and music. The show will be held at the Cadillac Palace Theatre on November 15, 2024.

Alton Brown announced his final U.S. tour, set to take place at Chrysler Hall on February 25. The tour promises a blend of culinary science, humor, and live music, offering a memorable experience.

Alton Brown's culinary tour, ALTON BROWN LIVE: LAST BITE, is set to visit the North Charleston Performing Arts Center on March 2.

Television personality, author, and famed foodist Alton Brown has announced his final national theater tour that will visit more than 60 U.S. cities in 2025. “Alton Brown Live: Last Bite” will launch February 13, 2025 in Melbourne, Florida. We've got the full list of tour dates, an a guide to get tickets.

March On's Fall Arts Festival in Washington, D.C. will honor James Baldwin and civil rights literary legends, featuring Walter Mosley, Keith Corbin, and Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. Learn more about the festival!

The Emerson Colonial Theatre has revealed it's fall season. Learn more and see how to purchase tickets.

Broadwayworld had the pleasure of interviewing Chef Darryl Harmon of Palma Verde at 1604 Broadway in the heart of the Theatre District.

Tickets for BEETLEJUICE, RENT, Itzhak Perlman, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and more go on sale August 13 at the Lied Center. Don't miss these exciting performances and events.

Tippet Rise Art Center welcomes musicians and concertgoers for its ninth concert season, beginning August 16 and running through September 15, 2024.

Netflix has renewed Somebody Feed Phil,  the series from Emmy, James Beard Award, and Critics Choice Award-winner Phil Rosenthal. The Emmy-nominated series, which is one of Netflix’s longest running unscripted series, premiered its seventh season in March 2024.

Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival will bring the acclaimed Social Tango Project—an innovative dance company founded and based in Buenos Aires, Argentina— for an immersive week-long engagement during Week 4 of the Festival.

Chef Rick Martinez, the celebrated cookbook author, New York Times best-seller, and food personality, will be in NYC during the week of June 24th popping up with exciting collaboration events tied to Pride Month!

The Critics Choice Association hosted its inaugural Celebration of LGBTQ+ Cinema & Television this weekend. Among the honorees were several Broadway performers, including Nathan Lane, George Takei, and Michaela Jaé Rodriguez.