Mount Wilson Observatory will present concerts, film screenings, lectures, stargazing, and art exhibitions during the final months of its season in the San Gabriel Mountains.
Santa Monica Playhouse will present its Eleventh Annual Binge Fringe Festival, six weeks of free performances, workshops and music featuring local and visiting artists from across the country.
The National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene will present a free, youth-focused concert at Rumsey Playfield, featuring Riki Rose, Daniella Rabbani, and Frank London's Klezmer All-Stars.
PBS will present a lineup of programming including Great Performances' Vienna Philharmonic Summer Night and American Experience's Billy the Kid, along with additional titles.
Theatre Communications Group will publish an anthology of more than thirty plays by women+ playwrights, a civic initiative from the Flynn Center with the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize examining democracy in America.
The DaVinci International Film Festival will present its 8th edition at AMC Theaters at The Grove in Los Angeles, honoring Randall Wallace with a BRAVEHEART retrospective and charity benefit.
Scottsdale Arts will open its new season with concerts, theater and museum exhibitions, featuring performers including Amy Grant, Paula Cole and Marty Stuart and His Fabulous Superlatives.
OUTER BANKS' fifth and final season led Netflix's English TV list with 9.4 million views, while DON'T SAY GOOD LUCK topped the film chart and I WILL FIND YOU reached a new viewership milestone.
Pianist Dave Bass will release TRIO NUEVO, VOL. 3, the final installment of his trio trilogy with bassist Tyler Miles and drummer Steve Helfand, on Tiger Turn.
The Public Theater, Wonder, and The Longest Table brought over 600 New Yorkers together for a community picnic outside the Delacorte Theater in Central Park.
Rick Braun will perform a tribute to Chuck Mangione at the Nancy and David Bilheimer Capitol Theatre in Clearwater, drawing from his first tribute album honoring the late jazz icon.
Wonder Project's Prime Video subscription service will add family films including THE LAND BEFORE TIME and THAT THING YOU DO!, alongside new SIGHT & SOUND biblical productions such as NOAH.
Theatre 40 will present the world premiere of a new play adapted from Edgar Allan Poe's Dupin mysteries, written and directed by John Strysik in Beverly Hills.
Heart to Art Productions will present the world premiere of FALL INTO OZ, an interactive outdoor theatre experience inspired by L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, at A Secret Rose Garden in Woodland Hills.
Chris Pierce has released his new album Songs for the Heavy Hearted, featuring Allison Russell, Steve Earle, Grey DeLisle and Garrison Starr, and will tour this fall with stops at Farm Aid, AMERICANAFEST and NPR's Mountain Stage.
BlackRock Center for the Arts will mark America 250 with tribute performances honoring Nirvana, Barbra Streisand, Luther Vandross, and Ray Charles, plus new partnerships with area arts organizations.
The sixth and final episode of PBS' EONS: LIFE AND DEATH ON PANGEA will examine which species survived Earth's most devastating mass extinction, known as the Great Dying.
Wilmington drummer and bandleader Jonathan Whitney will release a new album honoring enslaved people and freemen tied to the Cooch's Bridge Revolutionary War site in Delaware.
THEE SINSEERS released the fourth single from their upcoming sophomore album LOVE STORIES, arriving via Colemine Records with a fall/winter tour to follow.
Inside Broadway will bring programs including BUILD A MUSICAL and CREATING THE MAGIC to nearly 100,000 NYC public school students across all five boroughs during its milestone season.
Kaatsbaan Cultural Park will present choreographer Anna Sperber's Bessie Award-winning dance BOW ECHO on its Mountain Field, transposing the outdoor work for the Tivoli, New York, site.
Petr Kotik will lead the S.E.M. Ensemble in a Brooklyn program pairing music with texts by Gertrude Stein, Margaret Mead, Petr Hruška, and R. Buckminster Fuller, with free admission offered to attendees.
The third annual Climate Film Festival will bring dozens of premieres to New York City venues, including HOUSE OF FISH and THE LAKE, alongside its Narrative Change Summit.
Tennessee Shakespeare Company will present a season of firsts in Memphis, including Love's Labor's Lost, a new Christmas cabaret, The Great Gatsby, a new play festival, and more.
A new documentary from Kartemquin Films follows five choreographers competing in Joffrey Ballet's Winning Works program as they create original work under deadline pressure.
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