The Sept. 25-27 festival lands amid a $400M district makeover, with a new pedestrian mall built for crowds like this.

The Denver museum's new Bannock Street annex will seat 150 for dinners where Timberwolves fans once packed the bar.

Jatziri Barron, a Guanajuato-born artist based in Houston since 2015, is also painting a mural for the 2026 World Cup.

Strum & Folk is scheduled for next June.

The East-West Center Gallery hosts a free reception with a tour and performances after the show's run on Maui.

Bush's third art collection features Jina Mahsa Amini and an imprisoned Nicaraguan bishop, with proceeds aiding dissidents.

Downtown Durham fills with more than 120 juried artists this weekend as CenterFest marks its 51st year with a new Duke Arts initiative.

Paul Slavens live-scores Charlie Chaplin's 1921 classic, paired with a short documentary on the venue's own centennial.

The former Aladdin tour star stages his 13-song concept album at the Wortham Center this month, backed by an eight-piece band.

The Grammy-winning North Shore singer dug through cassettes and DAT tapes after a friend's death, turning grief into a 63-track archive.

A decaying nightclub becomes the backdrop for Shakespeare's goriest play at Samuell-Grand Amphitheater.

TimeLine Theatre's new Uptown home hosts a drama about the birth control pill's creation, told through a fictional Puerto Rican trial participant.

The three-day fest at Architecture Center Houston and Kirksey Architecture funds scholarships for aspiring Latino architects.