A Tony winner co-wrote this Hallmark send-up landing at the Hobby Center on December 20, cookie contest conspiracy included.

The East End neighborhood's self-guided tour returns with Craftsman and Mission-style homes dating to 1912.

Houston artists take over the George R. Brown Convention Center this weekend, from Byzantine-style portraits to a working record store.

Deborah D.E.E.P. Mouton's exhibit opens Sunday on her own city-honored day, built from a miscarriage poem and grim Harris County data.

River Oaks Theatre hosts the 11-day fest, which pairs a Mahershala Ali premiere with tributes to DJ Screw and Zina Garrison.

The East End's skull-and-pentagram metal bar is shutting down, but owners promise music will live on at a neighborhood-focused successor.

Trudy Lynn, known as the Voice of Fifth Ward, headlines Houston BluesFest's fourth year at Post Houston on Oct. 4.

The Bryan Museum's new exhibit revives a forgotten migration that sent thousands of families into the Texas interior.

Isabel Leonard sang and Steven Reineke conducted as the Symphony opened its 2026-27 season with a nod to the nation's semiquincentennial.

Nymphia Wind's talk at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston was listed at capacity, with a River Oaks Theatre screening appearance to follow.

Tokyo X returns to NRG Center with 600-plus vendors, a samurai exhibit, and Saturday tickets starting at $35.

The global fair debuts at George R. Brown Convention Center in October with 55 galleries and a $12,000 price cap.

Little Joe y La Familia headlines Friday's show. Three nights of free music return to Hermann Park starting Thursday.