festivals

Convicted con man Billy McFarland is back with a new grift

Dance until dawn (literally) or brush up on your history, with events happening all weekend

Lizzo paired with wine, or guitar gods and 80 breweries? Take your pick.

Four days of barbecue and hanging out with chefs? Consider yourself booked this Memorial Day weekend.

Something in the Water may have left the city, but that doesn’t mean you can’t drive to Virginia Beach

Once a fraudster, always a fraudster?

His dinner at Cecconi's may be sold out, but there’s plenty more on offer at the annual wine and food festival

Headliners, hotels, must-try barbecue and more important intel

“It would be really difficult to not have a bunch of wine people on a queer-owned farm have a bad time.”

The community's Purple Urchin Festival may be summer's best food fest

The newly announced Over Yondr Festival will ask fans to go without their devices for the whole weekend

Everything we'll be eating, doing and exploring once the current mishegas has subsided

Weather and pandemic permitting

Find your inspiration to eat, drink, explore and celebrate everything the Lone Star State has to offer

Let's try this again, shall we?

Everything we'll be eating, doing and exploring once the current mishegas has subsided

Weather and pandemic permitting

Find your inspiration to eat, drink, explore and celebrate everything the Lone Star State has to offer

Let's try this again, shall we?

Here's hoping for a better year to come

The lawsuit alleges that the new festival creates "a likelihood of consumer confusion and false association"

It's nice that Adele and Dave Grohl police the crowds at their shows, but they shouldn't have to

Attendees will now be able to show a negative COVID-19 test instead of proof of vaccination to get in, but is that wise?

Two editors, three hours and 100 flavors of hard seltzers later, our thoughts on the world of White Claw competitors

"I am critical of the hundreds of women that were walking around with no clothes on, and expecting not to be touched," says John Scher

The desert festival is offering attendees the chance — yes, chance — to reserve tickets for $2,500

Penske Media Corp., which owns "Rolling Stone" and "Variety," has purchased a 50% stake in the festival

What happens to a resort town when its biggest draw stays home?

A long and sometimes bewildering saga reaches its conclusion

Life changed, uh, a lot in 2020. How many of those changes will remain?

New Yorkers went to party in Mexico and came back with COVID