The Día de los Muertos exhibit moves into the Hall of State this fall, carrying out plans Rafael Luna left behind before his death.

Talking Animals Books added a painted mural, a playhouse and fairy lights above its original Grapevine shop.

A Revolutionary War-era Washington letter and a Whiskey Rebellion note from Hamilton will sit inside the Cabinet Room for five days, September 23-27, 2026.

EMERGE Coalition presents “Echoes From a Memory.”

Prism Movement Theater's wordless android story lands at Hamon Hall with accessibility and audience engagement built in.

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

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

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

The Green Family Art Foundation returns October 3 with a joint show pairing three major painter-sculptors for the first time.

Mariachi students, folk dancers and Tejano royalty share the Levitt Pavilion stage October 3 as Downtown Arlington gears up for its biggest free concert of the year.

Turtle Creek Chorale brings flight attendant voicemails, dance and 100 teen singers to the Meyerson stage for 9/11's 25th anniversary.

Tickets run $10 to $45 for the October 10 concert, which opens with a 1:15 pm pre-show conversation.

Fort Works Art marks its 10th year with Lawrence Schiller's poolside Monroe photos and a $250 fashion night at the Cultural District gallery.