South Street Seaport Museum will host free Climate Film Festival screenings aboard the 1885 tall ship Wavertree, featuring short documentaries, a filmmaker panel, and audience Q&A on climate resilience.
The Chinese pole performance SUZIK, created by performing arts company FORCE, will be staged at Culture Lab LIC and the Bushwick Starr as part of Citizen Arts International Festival programming.
Keath Ósk, formerly known as YAELOKRE, released debut album FOREWORD and will launch a 49-date world tour October 7 in Ghent, Belgium, with stops in London, Orlando and Houston through December 20.
Roger Sellers, known as Bayonne, has released his new album FILTERS via Nettwerk. His U.S. tour begins Sept. 27 in Oklahoma City, with stops in Chicago, New York, Austin, and Los Angeles.
Saxophonist and composer Dennis Mitcheltree has released "Brooklyn," the second single from his upcoming album SEEING RED, featuring his longstanding quartet.
The GRAMMY-nominated duo has released a new EP, COUNTRY BAPTISM, via Atlantic Outpost, ahead of a headline tour and a show at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium.
Peterborough, Ontario singer-songwriter and fiddler Irish Millie has released her album CAN YOU SEE ME?, featuring the single BOY AT MY FUNERAL with Marshall Pula.
Joburg Theatre will present a three-day tribute to composer Caiphus Semenya, featuring performances by Nathi, Moneoa, Amanda Black and Nokukhanya Dlamini.
The inaugural Long Beach Film Festival drew hundreds for screenings, panels and a Queen Mary opening night party, with organizers confirming the event will return in 2027.
Michelle Azar will bring her solo show about Iraqi-Jewish heritage and immigration to the Wilshire Ebell Theatre, followed by a conversation with linguist Sarah Bunin Benor.
Skylight Theatre will present the world premiere of RORSCHACH, written by Kelly Younger and directed by Cameron Watson, marking the first production of the theatre's upcoming season.
The Village Trip Festival will present additional 2026 programming, including a Janis Siegel concert with guest Lea DeLaria and a WONDERFUL TOWN walking tour led by Jamie Bernstein.
The Billie Holiday Theatre has revealed its 2026-27 season, with programming featuring Lynn Nottage, Lillias White, Adriane Lenox, Marcus Paul James, Ronald K. Brown/EVIDENCE Dance Company and more.
Chef Chris Shepherd will host the second season of his conversation series at the Hobby Center's Founders Club, welcoming Gail Simmons, Julie Kent and Toni Tipton-Martin.
Opera Company of Middlebury will present its MUSIC IN TROUBLED TIMES Festival at Town Hall Theater in Middlebury, Vermont, according to a release from the venue.
Saxophonist Joshua Redman will bring his new quartet to The Wallis in Beverly Hills, opening the venue's season with material from his album WORDS FALL SHORT, alongside trumpeter Skylar Tang's quartet.
Summoners Ensemble Theatre will present its first-ever full season at the Merchant's House Museum, featuring three productions running from November 2026 through June 2027.
Nashville Repertory Theatre will open its season with the Broadway drama, following high school girls whose study of THE CRUCIBLE collides with real-life reckonings in a small Georgia town.
WAM Theatre has cast Aristaia Yanakakis-Carroll and Taylor Dam in Camp Siegfried, Bess Wohl's drama set at a real Nazi summer camp on Long Island, directed by Genée Coreno at the Elayne P. Bernstein Theatre.
Soulpepper Theatre Company will launch a Civic Programming lineup in Toronto's Distillery District, featuring journalism talks, a Hot Docs screening series and free weekly Public Tuesdays events.
The Marsh will present the world premiere of an immersive theater piece exploring the bond between people and their pets, featuring 14 plays selected through a nationwide competition.
Being Alive will mark four decades of HIV/AIDS support with a fundraising reception at the Los Angeles Athletic Club, featuring Morgan Fairchild, Bruce Vilanch, and a performance by Marissa Jaret Winokur, Kerry Butler, and Laura Bell Bundy.
Miko Marks, Alison Brown, Fantastic Cat, The Record Company and other acts join the free festival's roster in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, with more performers still to be named.
The Scottish pop band released a previously unheard track from recordings made in the 1980s, paired with archival concert footage, ahead of a Slumberland Records release of the material.
The Yard Theatre has extended its revival of Ntozake Shange's choreopoem FOR COLORED GIRLS WHO HAVE CONSIDERED SUICIDE / WHEN THE RAINBOW IS ENUF by two weeks, directed by Diane Page.
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