Local Arts

The James Still play runs through March 21.

The Christopher Demos-Brown play runs through March 28.

The timed-immersive experience is sold-out through April 11, but you can buy a slot for April 12 -May 2.

The Zubricks, who met in Michigan in 2005, both had been practicing and performing magic at an early age.

You did not survive a plague to settle for some schmuck.

The three-day festival saw more than 900 registered participants.

The latest at Jobsite announces in capital letters that we are in deep shit.

The longtime Tampeño has definitely given you a tour at some point in your life.

Anna Deavere Smith’s riveting script asks more questions than it has answers.

Talks with local authors Tenea D. Johnson, Tyler Gillespie and Gale Massey are also on tap.

Do what you love.

He’s been giving away books for nearly half a decade.

‘Satchmo at the Waldorf’ is only showing through Feb. 28.

Feb. 27 is technically the anniversary of the ‘96 launch in Japan. The U.S. wouldn’t get the franchise until two years later.

Companies have looked toward virtual content to connect with audiences and to stay afloat financially.

Ella’s hosts comedy monthly.

She died on Feb. 12.

Chip Weiner dove deep into the archives and researched for hours before recreating shots from the storied photography company.

Read ‘Projection No.2 – First Showing.’

The owner of Angels Nudes even hosts art openings for local favorites like John Gascot.