We talk with a painter who transforms toxic sludge into pigments and an artist who makes ink from walnuts.

Shifting priorities mean the CAC will begin charging admission beginning April 17.

Local crafters share their tips for sourcing materials when Joann Fabric closes.

Despite making it to the final round, the Sundance Film Festival won't be coming to the Queen City.

In a statement, she apologized to fans, saying personal matters have come up.

A handful of events — such as a ball featuring Regency-era dances — are planned to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Revolutionary War hero's visit.

"The Douglass-Lincoln Debates" makes its regional premiere at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.

"Julia Child: A Recipe for Life" opens Saturday at the Museum Center, covering the famous chef's life from her early beginnings to her landmark cookbook. Meanwhile, the Taft Museum of Art is delving into the mysterious world of the Freemasons and Odd Fellows.

"A Room in the Castle" centers on the women of Hamlet.

A handful of ice carvers from around the country descend on Jack Elstro Plaza this week to transform giant blocks of ice into art.