Arts

It’s Go-Go Week! Check out the exhibit Chocolate City Keep Crankin organized by Dee Dwyer, Wayne Palmer, and the art collective NoMüNoMü at Martin...

This beautiful show follows the character of Peter and his friend Archie around the neighborhood in four of Ezra Jack Keats’ beloved tales, “The...

There's produce, sure. But that's not all that's fresh. Soul of the City Market is open April 9 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,...

In 2014 a dilapidated property in Fairlawn caught developer Stefanie Reiser’s eye.  “I wasn’t actually looking for property in that area,” Reiser confesses as...

“You’re gonna die, clown!” In the movie “Happy Gilmore,” Happy screams this at a huge, shrieking, robotic clown face that has thwarted his attempts...

Time to Appreciate Pan African Jazz, Double Time Jazz and More Charmaine Michelle’s Pan African Soundtrack and Double Time Jazz are east-of-the-river events for April,...

Still one of this listener’s all-time favorite recordings, we honor August birthday hero Lester Young by remembering again his album “Lester Young in Washington,...

Born and raised in Denver Colorado, people thought Zsudayka Nzinga, was nuts when she told people in middle school that she wanted to move...

“I’m just doing what I’m doing,” Vera Oyé Yaa-Anna said. “It’s what I would be doing back home. We never get away from our...

It's the first anniversary of the Smithsonian Anthology of Hip-Hop and Rap. There's only one way to celebrate: Block Party. The National Museum of African...