As the Chinese New Year increasingly evolves from a "Chinese festival" into a global celebration, the Spring Festival Gala has taken on a new mission: to allow the world to share in the joy and ...

The North/South Chamber Orchestra, under the direction of Max Lifchitz, offers premieres of works by composers from ...

Dr. Oster’s “From Our Hands to Your Heart” program will continue annually, building on established partnerships while ...

The Soraya will present a series of classical music performances featuring Joshua Bell, the New York Philharmonic String ...

If the closest to Mozart you ever got was to listen to the Titan ad jingle, the upcoming season of the Symphony Orchestra of ...

The resounding beat of thunderous drums and battle-cry-like shouts will echo over the weekend through Burlington Arcade, one of London's oldest and most elegant shopping arcades, as a group of dancers ...

Scroll down for details on these events and more. Tomatomania, the world’s largest traveling tomato seedling sale, returns to the Water Conservation Garden at Cuyamaca College March 6-7 from 9 a.m. to ...

This month, Gay City News takes a look at new releases by Troye Sivan and Beverly Glenn-Copeland.

No Exit Presents pianist Jenny Lin & electronic artist Draka Andersen performing a new score to the 1984 restoration of Fritz Lang’s movie Metropolis (7 pm at Heights Arts) • the Helen D. Schubert ...

Richard Gamble, professor of history, will retire at the close of this semester. Gamble has taught at Hillsdale College since 2006. “I will miss my church, my colleagues, and the students,” Gamble ...

Support Alton Symphony Orchestra's Feb 20 fundraiser and Feb 28 spring concert in Godfrey/Wood River to keep affordable classical music alive locally.

The program will feature some of the most romantic music ever written, by Giacomo Puccini and Pyotr Ilich Tchaikovsky ...