Houston and Fort Bend County offer a range of cultural experiences in museums, celebrating history, science, and arts, many of which have free admission.

The Woodlands Arts Council celebrated another successful Waterway Arts Festival and is planning new events, including a Young Makers Market and the inaugural Texas Fine Craft Show. Proceeds support arts programs and future events.

A new 90-foot Hanuman statue at Sugar Land's Sri Ashtalakshmi Temple, the third-largest in the US, has been met with celebration and some tension due to a local church group's demonstration.

Christie's auctioned space artifacts and memorabilia from Paul G. Allen's collection, including a Chesley Bonestell painting and a letter from Einstein to FDR. Proceeds support philanthropy.

Hurricane Beryl caused significant damage to Houston's art scene, with institutions like the Rothko Chapel and Houston Center for Contemporary Craft suffering losses and facing delayed reopenings.

The Woodlands Christian Academy opened a $10.8 million arts facility with Houston's largest black box theater, supporting its fine arts growth and its commitment to integrate learning with Biblical faith.

Anime Matsuri and the Houston Horror Film Festival headline Houston's dynamic weekend events, including special guests, performances, and a range of activities.

The sale of a contentious African art collection in Houston was halted by a court order right before auction to address a legal debt of the owner, Sam Njunuri.

This article delves into the legend of the Lake Worth Goatman, a mythical creature in Fort Worth, exploring its origins, eyewitness accounts, cultural impact, and ongoing fascination within the community.

The Rath Yatra festival, featuring chariot processions, will be celebrated at the Jagannath Hindu Temple in Rosenberg and in Red Deer, Canada, integrating Hindu traditions with local communities.

The book "The Significance of Chinatown Development to a Multicultural America" explores Houston's Chinatowns, co-authored by Zen Zheng and Yali Zou, documenting the neighborhoods' evolution and cultural impact.

The Museum of Fine Arts in Houston celebrates its 100th anniversary with a Spring Festival featuring free activities, performances, and international food.

Houston's Art Car Parade showcased over 250 colorful vehicles, drawing a crowd of 250,000. "Orange Horse" won top Art Car category honors and cash prizes totaled $15,000.