MFAH opens the U.S. debut of Heinz Berggruen’s selection, presenting over 95 works by Picasso, Klee, Matisse and Giacometti from May 20–Sept 13, 2026.

A major Nelson Mandela exhibition will open at the African American Museum in Fair Park on June 13, 2026, timed for the FIFA World Cup. The multi‑gallery show includes rare artifacts, immersive media and free admission.

Marjorie Rasche marks 100 after decades as a violist, organist and beloved teacher in Galveston.

Forbes reports Houston-born Beyoncé has crossed the billion-dollar mark after a year that included a Grammy win and the record‑breaking Cowboy Carter Tour. The milestone joins her with an exclusive club of musician billionaires.

After 30 years in Montrose, Anya Tish Gallery will close on December 31. The farewell show ended in early December and the space will be open by appointment through month‑end.

Welders, carpenters and conservators have been overhauling the Battleship Texas at Gulf Copper in Galveston, with hull repairs, deck restoration and gun work moving the ship toward a 2026 reopening.

Aga Khan V dedicated Houston’s new Ismaili Center today — a 150,000‑sq‑ft cultural and religious campus on Allen Parkway.

The Louvre’s landmark "Louvre Couture" comes to MFAH Nov. 19 with 35 curated ensembles paired with works from the museum’s collection.

An old Dr Pepper mural was found during a Lufkin, East Texas demolition. Officials plan to preserve this historic piece, while Dr Pepper recently surpassed Pepsi in rankings and announced a company split.

Houston's Graffiti Park, a cultural landmark, was demolished to make way for an I-45 expansion, sparking debate over cultural preservation and memories of its artistic significance.

Chevron Corp. is laying off about 200 workers in the Permian Basin, not the 800 originally reported due to a "data entry issue" with the Texas Workforce Commission. The layoffs are part of a 15-20% global workforce reduction by 2026.

A Texas judge ruled that Texas Renaissance Festival owner must sell after a failed $60 million deal and awarded plaintiffs over $22 million in damages.

The "Be Someone" graffiti landmark in Houston was recently defaced with a promotion for "Mog Coin," a cryptocurrency. This is not the first instance of alteration for the mural on the Union Pacific Bridge.