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Third-year Japanese summer festival in Merriam adds 20-plus vendors and tighter safety controls instead of chasing bigger crowds.
Fans lined up at 914 Grayson Street hoping to snag Jurassic Park jeeps and Star Wars relics from Phil Tippett's shuttered studio.
The Handlery Hotel hosts a national poetry showcase Friday, complete with an open mic and a Kennedy Center-tested headliner.
The historic New Braunfels landmark is going digital after workers faced falling letters and a close call with a tree limb.
A free nightly light show on the Gonzales Memorial Museum's limestone facade re-tells the Texas Revolution through the eyes of a teenage flag-maker.
Colombia's centuries-old flower-carrier tradition lands in Wynwood this weekend, with silletas weighing up to 150 pounds.
More than 60 original works, including Girl With Balloon, arrive in a brand-new basement gallery called The Henry J. Underground.
Lantern-led walks through Medina's historic square now include a seated performance at St. Paul's Episcopal Church for those who can't manage the walking tour.
Lisa Morales joins Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore for a $73 show in a room that seats just 250 to 300 people.
A 61-by-20-foot mural at The Women's Home's Cottage Shop unveils October 3, honoring six women chosen by public nomination.
Art for All opens Sept. 1 at Old Town Artisan Studios, turning donated craft supplies into scholarships for Coachella Valley kids.
TerraTx pairs muralists with local ranchers and birders in Leakey and Concan, running free September 25-27 with music, dancers and animals.
Art of VIII's third annual showcase lands at the Eisemann Center on October 24, with tickets running $40 to $80.
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