Arts and Culture

The Jackson District Library is sharing what books topped the hold list this year. Many of them belonged to newer genres like "romantasy" and new adult.

In Dimondale, a crowd gathered in December for Tease A Gogo’s annual holiday performance. The burlesque showcase has been running in mid-Michigan for more than a decade.

The satirical social media account Lansing Facts is beginning a new holiday tradition with a celebration of Festivus.

The African American Craft Initiative aims to support cataloging programs like Michigan State University's Black Diaspora Quilt History Project.

Maeve Moynihan, who plays Scout in this national touring production of the Harper Lee classic, reflects on bringing an "older" version of the character to center stage.

The Spartan Family Sensory Room was dedicated by current and former members of MSU's athletics department Tuesday afternoon.

The new exhibit at the Michigan State University Broad Art Museum shows how artists have depicted sports figures who have used their influence to spark change.

The beloved singer and interpreter of pop standards won 20 Grammy awards over a career that touched eight decades.

The Michigan Shakespeare Festival is back for the summer, starting this week. The festival opens on Tuesday with The Tragedy of Macbeth.

Two years after a fire at Jackson College’s Potter Center, work to restore the performing arts facility is continuing.