Westminster College’s Foster Art Gallery will display the work of Youngstown artist Leah Sydney. “If I Could” features ceramic vessels and figurative sculpture by the Youngstown State University graduate, who earned a bachelor of fine arts degree with a concentration in ceramics. ...

Tickets are on sale now for Lit Youngstown’s annual winter gathering, “Just Desserts: a Lit Winter Evening.” It will feature brief readings by Kortney Morrow and Philip Terman. Morrow was a featured poet for Lit Youngstown’s 2025 Fall Literary Festival and is the program director for ...

Registration is open for Trumbull Art Gallery’s winter and spring classes. The schedule includes: • Sun Event Make & Take Stained Glass Workshop — Noon to 3 p.m. Feb. 12 ($100 TAG members, $110 non-members) • Valentine Date-Night Couples Painting — 6 to 8 p.m. Feb. 13 ($40 ...

Long-time local radio personality Doug James died Thursday after a brief illness. James’ death was announced Monday morning on WQXK-FM (K105), where he had worked since 1989. He began co-hosting the country music station’s morning show with MaryAnn Graff in 1991. Bill Kelly, vice ...

NILES — There is a lot to admire about Trumbull New Theatre’s production of “Emma,” which opened Friday at Trumbull New Theatre, starting with the look of the production. Brett Bunker’s two-story set design makes magnificent use of the space, and the way the first level opens up ...

Motorcyclists never forget their first bike. For its 26th Motorcycle Exhibit — “My First Bike,” the National Packard Museum focuses on the bikes that turned people into motorcycle riders, enthusiasts and collectors. Jim Iacozili, chairman of this year’s exhibit, said, “We tried to ...