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Author Robert Macfarlane will deliver a free public lecture at Rhodes College in Memphis, exploring themes from his book Is a River Alive? Pre-registration is required to attend.

W Hoboken by Mariott Bonvoy is well known in the area for their exquisite dining options.

Little Island will wrap its third season with Thomas Bartlett's tribute to Allen Ginsberg, Cake Zine: Closing Time, and a final Papi Juice party in New York.

Williamston Theatre will present the Michigan premiere of THE ONE GOOD THING OR 'ARE YA PATRICK SWAYZE?' by Joe Bravaco, marking the first production of the theatre's 20th season.

Risk/Reward will present Portland-premiere performances by Joe Kye and Shannon Stewart at Reed College's Greenwood Theater, featuring two audience-favorite pieces expanded into full-length works.

Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company will perform at the Midwest Arts Expo at the Baird Center in Milwaukee, showcasing works including LION IN THE CITY and FESTIVAL for touring presenters.

Violinist and composer Curtis Stewart will perform selections from his 24 AMERICAN CAPRICES alongside works from his GRAMMY-nominated album OF LOVE at the 92nd Street Y in New York.

Deaf West Theatre announced performers for its first New York City gala, honoring Troy Kotsur, Eva Price, Zhailon Levingston, and Bill Rauch at Joe's Pub.

Susan Aglukark released "For You," the Inuktitut-rooted lead single from her upcoming EP DISCO BALL, featuring collaborators from several Indigenous nations across Canada.

The Mystic Film Festival will bring 131 short and feature-length films to Mystic, CT and Westerly, RI, with screenings, workshops and an awards ceremony honoring William Sadler.

The CREATIVE ASYLUM PODCAST will mark its first anniversary with guests including Patty Schemel, Colin Newman, Malka Spigel, Robyn Hitchcock, Steven McDonald and Paul Leary.

Kelly Clarkson closed out her talk show with an emotional farewell alongside her kids, then performed her new single "I'd Be Lyin'" and fan-favorite "Didn't I" with My Band Y'all.

Celine Dion's live album LIVE À PARIS will arrive on vinyl for the first time, marking its 30th anniversary with a new tracklist and a bonus studio recording of "À Paris."

Choreographer Arturo Lyons, Tony winner for CATS: THE JELLICLE BALL, joins GALLIM and Pontus Lidberg at the Hudson Valley Dance Festival, benefiting Dancers Responding to AIDS in Catskill, NY.

See photos from the world premiere of Julio Torres and Martine Gutierrez's Marina at Little Island, featuring Gutierrez, Spike Einbinder, Brandon Flynn, Scully James, River L. Ramirez and more.

Kelly Clarkson closed out her talk show with a farewell message alongside her children River and Remington, capping a series finale celebration built around fan requests and musical send-offs.

Boston-based Revels will host RiverSing, a Fringe concert, a Salon and a Chantey Sing this fall, building toward MidWinter Revels: An American Celebration of the Solstice at Sanders Theatre.

Here are a few top picks to consider this week including a free outdoor concert memorial for the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the opening of Justin Vivian Bond’s new Joe’s Pub residency show, cabaret star Jeff Harnar, and more.

Miguel Gutierrez will bring his SADONNA project, backed by the SLUTINOS, to Kaatsbaan Cultural Park's outdoor Mountain Stage in Tivoli, New York, closing out the venue's Annual Festival.

Flint Repertory Theatre will present August Wilson's Ma Rainey's Black Bottom at the Elgood Theatre, featuring live onstage music and Yewande Odetoyinbo as the legendary blues singer.

On Saturday, August 29, Broadway star Heather Headley, who originated the roles of Nala in THE LION KING and the title character in AIDA, made her much-anticipated Utah concert debut at the SCERA Shell Outdoor Theatre in Orem.

Red's of Jaffrey and The Park Theatre will host an afternoon car show featuring hot rods, customs and muscle cars ahead of a Reverend Horton Heat concert with special guests Messer Chups.

Sondre Lerche released a video for 'Drive Me Away From You' from his new album ACROBATS. His US tour opens September 10 in Boston, with stops in New York, Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles.

What did our critic think of LES MISERABLES AT HUDSON VALLEY SHAKESPEARE?

The production spoke to me through its beautiful choreography, simplicity and emotional clarity, proving that you don’t need to understand dance technique to connect with its meaning. The standout pieces, playful humour, lyrical movement and powerful percussion made for an exciting and deeply moving evening.