Slideshow
Kool and the Gang took us back in time, “standing up for our youth” at the Children At Risk Gala.
04/15/2014
Visual Art
Photographer Ellen Kaplowitz captures a tribal enthronement ceremony and modern-day relics of the slave trade in new HMAAC exhibition.
04/15/2014 By Adam Castañeda
Opera
Masterful new production features world-class singing, astonishing visual effects, and innovative staging.
04/14/2014 By Michael Hardy
Theater
Alley's production of 20-year-old Alan Ayckbourn comedic thriller is neither comic nor thrilling.
04/11/2014 By Michael Hardy
Dance
Series of inventively choreographed dances explore masculinity, the stages of life, and Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody."
04/11/2014 By Adam Castañeda
Inside a technical rehearsal for the Houston Grand Opera's daring new production of the Ring Cycle.
04/10/2014 By Michael Hardy
Picks
Where to go, who to see, and what to do
04/09/2014 By Michael Hardy
Public Art
The eight sculptures currently gracing the Heights esplanade can be yours for $5,000 to $28,000.
04/08/2014 Photography by Michael Hardy
An opera lover braces for Wagner’s landmark production, the Ring Cycle.
04/07/2014 By Michael Hardy
Interviews
We sit down with Tom Abrahams, author and Channel 13 reporter, to discuss his new book set in Houston.
04/07/2014 By Catherine Matusow
Art
Interdisciplinary city-wide festival features 11 multimedia performances
Houston saddled up for kids at the Pin Oak Charity Horse Show Walter Oil and Gas Grand Prix and Gala Reception.
04/07/2014
Houston ushered in spring with a pool party for Trees for Houston.
Midnight in Paris came to life for the chic Houstonians who attended the SPA’s Forever Paris gala.
Of Rack and Ruin
When Machete star (and Houstonian) Mayra Leal decided to enhance herself, she turned to the Michaelangelo of plastic surgery.
04/07/2014 By Peter Holley
Jazz
The 80-year-old saxophonist, who played with Miles Davis and Art Blakey and was a co-founder of Weather Report, brings his quartet to Houston tonight.
04/04/2014 By Justin Mitchell
Literature
Karl Kilian, the founder of Houston's premier independent bookstore, reflects back on four decades at the center of the city's literary scene.
04/04/2014 By Holly Beretto
Concert
The up-and-coming Austin indie-folk band opens for Robert Ellis tonight.
04/03/2014 By Sydney Lopez
NERD RAP BATTLES
It's on now, you ginger bastard.
04/02/2014 By John Nova Lomax
04/02/2014 By Michael Hardy
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