Together We Dance returns October 3 with live piano and seven North Texas troupes sharing one Dallas stage for free.

Student dancers headline the holiday show as Dallas Black Dance Theatre kicks off its 50th anniversary season.

Celebra Grapevine returns October 4 with wrestling, mariachi, and a flash mob — all funding local job training.

The free four-day festival lands at Main Street Garden Park this weekend, bumped from its usual April slot by rainy weather and the World Cup.

The Italian tenor lands at American Airlines Center just before Valentine's Day, part of an eight-city U.S. run.

Theatre Denton's Annex hosts a two-character premiere fundraiser imagining suspense meets macabre in a single Sunday scene.

Bardin Gallery unveils its new identity next month with a free opening reception and a six-artist show inspired by Grant Wood's American Gothic.

The touring troupe lands at the 1921 Majestic with 40 dancers and 150-plus costumes for its 2027 stop.

Benjamin Faundez turned an airport pin gift into a comic book honoring first responders, then visited Ground Zero himself.

The Kimbell's first 17th-century bronze depicts Samson battling two Philistines, cast in a single pour nearly 400 years ago.

Norteño act EZ Band headlines Duncanville's first solo Hispanic heritage festival, with an all-female mariachi and local school dancers rounding out the bill.

The Latino Cultural Center's inaugural festival features family films, documentaries and a Saturday mixer with singer-songwriter Ceci Ceci.

Tickets run $37 to $238 for the darker 2015 touring version, running September 8-20 at Fair Park Music Hall.