Next up for the popular “Brew & View” film series featuring 35mm prints, which screens at Eastwood’s Palace Theatre, 2384 James St. will be a high school-themed double bill of two

In the “news” of the week, Pyramid mastermind Bob Congel finally admitted of the now-completed expansion of Carousel Center...

MICHAEL DAVIS PHOTOThe annual ceremonial burning of the American flags takes place in Veterans Memorial Watchfire Park at the State Fairgrounds’ parking lot between Route 690, 695 and State F

Those looking for a solid romp through Delta blues, ragtime, old jug band music, jump blues and jazz can find it all when the former band reassembles for a concert at the Westco

Characters from the Peanuts comic strip take over the floorboards of the State Fairgrounds’ New Times Theater for You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown

 The 11th annual Free Comic Book Day offers lots of four-color fun for kids of all ages at area comic stores during regular business hours on Saturday, May 5. This year’s free funny book

Now that multiplex moviegoers have checked out The Artist, the Oscar-winning salute to silent cinema, they should be prepared to handle the reel deal this weekend at Rome’s Capitol Theatre, 220 W

The 1980s-era pop grooves of “Automatic,” “Neutron Dance” and “Jump (For My Love)” come alive once more when the funky femmes visit the Turning Stone

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy’s 1932 movie will screen at the Cinephile Society attraction at the Spaghetti Warehouse

The centennial marking the 1912 sinking of the allegedly unsinkable Titanic luxury liner has rekindled much interest in the tragedy