In 1968, high school teacher George Drury Smith started a literary magazine out of the print shop he ran as a side business on West Washington Boulevard in Venice. He filled the new magazine, which he ...

The world of baroque music — with its courtly manners and faint aroma of wig powder — may have seemed, in the past, like a rather staid place. But a slew of adventurous and hard-charging new ensembles ...

One of the greatest things about sailing on Regent Seven Seas Cruises is that there are an overwhelmingly large number of excursions that you can go on – which are FREE. They are no-cost and included ...

Tickets: Available in person at the BYU Ticket Office in the Harris Fine Arts Center or Marriott Center, by phone at 801-422- 2981 or online at byuarts.com As part of the 2016-2017 BRAVO! season, BYU ...

Something to get very excited about. Described as 'One of the best baroque ensembles playing alongside one of the best violinists of baroque on one of the very best violins', this gala performance ...

In 1997, some freelance Italian musicians were hired to play in the pit for a Baroque opera. They liked it so much that they continued to perform together, and under the direction of harpsichordist ...

Period instrument ensembles try their hardest to replicate, to research and to revive the musical past. Despite the absence of an H.G. Wells-invented capsule in which to do so, some are convincing in ...

For many, Vivaldi and Mozart make the perfect background music for a genial Sunday brunch. But Wednesday evening, in an exhilarating performance by the Venice Baroque Orchestra at the University of ...

The sixteen-piece Venice Baroque Orchestra will perform at Tulane University on January 29. (Photo by Venice Baroque Orchestra) The Venice Baroque Orchestra brings European star power to New Orleans ...

Fred Dewey, the former executive director of Venice’s venerable literary arts center Beyond Baroque, founder of its imprint Beyond Baroque Books, and curator of the Venice Beach Poet’s Monument, has ...

Ann Hallenberg, celebrated in Europe but little known in America, is making a rare New York appearance in concert. By Christopher Corwin Our critics choose their favorites from a politically charged ...