Through July 26 @ Crosstown Arts at The Concourse
Three-month festival celebrating quilting and visual arts, with events, workshops, and two exhibition of not-your-grandma's quilts.
Last Sunday of every month, 4-7 p.m. @ Brinson's
Living Legends Series featuring Dr. Alvin McKinney, the alto saxophonist
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