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The Courant's arts picks for June 11-17 include the Rose Weekend in Elizabeth Park, a 29-band local music festival in Somers, a double feature of horror movies in Seymour and, at long last, Lizzo at the XL Center.

Time to get smart with your art as this week's picks include music from Billy Porter to Indigo Girls to Mamaglia and Mighty Soul Drivers.

The Courant's arts picks for April 23-29 include John Fogerty at Mohegan Sun, a Connecticut Audubon bird event at Infinity Hall Hartford and a new play about racial injustice at the Yale Repertory Theatre.

EASTPOINTE/FRASER — A group of East Detroit High School graduates have banded together to help carry on the school’s musical legacy.

The Courant's arts picks for April 16-22 include college or community productions of the musicals "Rent," "Beautiful" and "Cabaret" as well as a major national tour of "Jesus Christ Superstar."

Rock ‘n’ roll recording artists and globe-trotting journeymen Devon Allman and Donavon Frankenreiter are hoping to make history in 2023. The longtime friends have teamed up for the See It All American Tour to attempt to set the Official World Record for fastest time to play a concert in each of the 50 states, which is currently 50 in 50 days set in 2003.

The See It All Tour will launch on August 5th with two shows in one day, first in Maryland and then Pennsylvania. From there, the tour will officially take off bringing these road warriors to places they’ve never been, at a pace that’s never been done, testing their wills at every turn, before wrapping September 22nd in California.

Many students’ first foray outside their family home takes them straight to their freshman year college dorm. UF has 26 residence halls for students to choose from. The Alligator interviewed current and former residents of each hall to discover the good and bad in each. Room layouts are an artist’s interpretation base

Early signs of a rebound at Hartford entertainment venues. But how long will it take to ease pandemic's toll?

From Buffalo Springfield to Poco to his hit-making years with Kenny Loggins, Jim Messina sets the stage for his tour headed here