Seen by millions of dance fans worldwide, Ballet Folklorico de Mexico has traveled to more than 60 countries and regularly garners rave reviews with every new show they produce. The oldest celebrated dance company in Mexico, Ballet Folklorico was founded in 1952 by Amalia Hernandez, as her own personal ambition to rescue the 60+ dancing traditions of Mexico. They have created more than 40 productions since then, each highlighting the historical and cultural importance of Mexico's different regions.

One of America's most revered dance companies display their immense talents again in a beautifully created and performed show. With their slogan "Power. On Pointe." one can be assured that the Dance Theatre of Harlem isn't just another ballet company - they're committed to pushing the boundaries of the art form, challenging traditional definitions in ballet, and empowering the community through their medium.

Cirque Mechanics unveils the all new circus spectacular TILT! A visionary marriage the company's trademark steampunk aesthetic and innovative storytelling. Perfect fun for the whole family (including the little ones) the mesmerizing show takes audiences behind the scenes of a wonderfully inventive theme park, where, among the Rollercoaster and Ferris Wheel, you'll meet the operators and carnies who keep the thrills going in a flurry of classic cirque trickery, clowning and much much more!

Pink Martini are the brainchild of Thomas Lauderdale, who in the early 1990s was thinking of running for Mayoral office. But he slowly became frustrated and fascinated by the musical entertainment during political society events. So he formed Pink Martini to address this and make music that appeals to everyone, from liberals to conservatives, all over the world. Over 20 years later, they're still going strong!

Something strange in the concert hall? Just in time for Halloween, join your local orchestra for a live-to-screen concert of Ivan Reitman's hilarious 1984 film . Featuring a score by Elmer Bernstein and including Ray Parker Jr's classic theme song, join Peter, Ray, and Egon as they set out to keep New York City safe from supernatural nasties! Who you gonna take?

A performance by Lila Downs is always a colorful and unforgettable experience of Mexican culture and arts, as the singer-songwriter incorporates traditional music and dance from a variety of Mesoamerican cultures, as well as native languages and ancient traditions and folklore.