A free block party at the 54-year-old South Side record shop aims to keep its doors open after months of near-closure.

Dallas Burrow celebrates his upcoming record with a September 7 show at Gruene Hall, joined by West Texas Exiles.

Musas Runway International brings boots and bling to Elsewhere Too on September 4, with tickets already on sale.

Jazz'SAlive returns to Hemisfair's Civic Park next month with free admission and 15,000 guests expected over two days.

The historic New Braunfels landmark is going digital after workers faced falling letters and a close call with a tree limb.

A free nightly light show on the Gonzales Memorial Museum's limestone facade re-tells the Texas Revolution through the eyes of a teenage flag-maker.

Lisa Morales joins Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore for a $73 show in a room that seats just 250 to 300 people.

TerraTx pairs muralists with local ranchers and birders in Leakey and Concan, running free September 25-27 with music, dancers and animals.

The skateboarding Jill Munroe sculpture will stand near Selena's Mirador de la Flor, costing taxpayers nothing.

The two-part portrait exhibition swaps its works on paper midway through and pairs a Gauguin masterwork with a free curator meet-and-greet next month.

Casa de Resistencia Books turns 45 this year and now hosts a free two-day festival of Chicanx, Latinx, and Indigenous writers.

The South Side premiere sold out so fast that City Base Cinema had to add three more auditoriums.

More than 25 artists descend on Dignowity Hill for a costume contest, retro snacks and a nod to the Alamo's newest artifact.