Arts

When Joe González co-founded Jo-Mé Dance Theatre in Boston in 2011, he and his business partner “did it basically from a shoestring and a dime.”

First Nations, Inuit, and Métis artists from Canada are a fixture at the prestigious Santa Fe Indian Market. But this year, the Trump administration’s economic policies complicated things for those travelers.

Local and state funding, small donors, private foundations — all are stepping up to fill the gap left by sudden funding cuts from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Two new musicals are telling Latino stories in New York City. And they’re bringing new audiences to Broadway theaters.

This season, some of Hollywood’s biggest stars are coming to Broadway’s stages for limited runs. But can producers make money when a show can sell tickets for just a few months?

Keriann Otaño felt isolation and economic insecurity as a singer, but an opera house official did her a good turn.

For performer Jonathan Betchtel, it all started with the film “Moulin Rouge.”

“The Last Repair Shop” focuses on the people who maintain the 140,000 musical instruments owned by Los Angeles Unified School District public schools.

It’s part of the economic case for what towns and cities can gain by investing in nonprofit and local arts.

By changing his name to a symbol, Prince changed how musicians negotiate with record labels.