ReelAbilities Houston Film & Arts Festival sets dates for 2026 | The Arts
Presented by the Alexander Jewish Family Service Institute for Inclusion in collaboration with the Houston Office for People with Disabilities, the ReelAbilities…
Michael Morris: A young artistic talent with an unusually old soul | The Arts
On Dec. 6, Redbud Arts Center in the Heights hosted an exhibit for artist Michael Morris. Last summer,…
The Hobby Center for the Performing Arts announces open call for Houston is Inspired residency | Coast To Coast
The Hobby Center for the Performing Arts shifts timeline earlier to apply for participation in the Houston is Inspired initiative to…
OPINION: An opera newcomer’s review of HGO’s Porgy and Bess | Opinion
I reached middle age without ever seeing an opera. And then I got a chance to do something…
Drunk Dracula returns to Houston for a spooky and boozy limited run | The Arts
Drunk Dracula, the “to-die-for” event of the Halloween season presented by the Drunk Shakespeare Society, is back. Tickets…
ART VALET: Lazybrook’s Margaret Miller paints garden magic | The Arts
Houston’s Heights is a haven for gardeners, where tending the earth feels like both creation and surrender. At…
ART VALET: Maryam Lavaf’s Joy in the Moment Shines at Archway Gallery | The Arts
Houston’s art scene never fails to spark inspiration, and Maryam Lavaf’s Joy in the Moment at Archway Gallery…
Something WICKED Comes to Houston: “Séance on a Wet Afternoon” Opera Premiere | The Arts
Lone Star Lyric presents a chilling and intimate production of Séance on a Wet Afternoon, the only opera…
Summer arts camps foster creativity, emotional intelligence in Houston youth | The Arts
Today’s arts educators agree summer arts programs are far more than colorful entertainment—they’re powerful engines for lifelong development.…