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Buffalo Soldiers National Museum to Celebrate 25th Anniversary With A Soldier Soirée

The Buffalo Soldiers National Museum will celebrate its 25th anniversary with A Soldier Soirée: Honor in Color on Nov. 6, 2026, supporting its mission to preserve African American military history and its planned reopening following a $13 million renovation campaign.

Black female artists take center stage at Schomburg Center in Harlem

The Schomburg Center’s new “Forging Ahead: Recent Acquisitions” exhibition spotlights 21 Black women artists from across the African Diaspora, celebrating their creativity while addressing the historic underrepresentation of Black women in museum collections.

Sacramento artist brings Latino history to life with elaborate Southside Park mural

A Sacramento artist is transforming Southside Park into a living history museum, using vibrant murals to celebrate Latino and Indigenous heritage, honor community changemakers and inspire the next generation.

Bayou City Art Festival Returns to Memorial Park for Three Days of Art, Music and Family Fun

Bayou City Art Festival transforms Memorial Park into a three-day outdoor gallery featuring 250+ artists, live music, food, interactive experiences and Houston’s unmistakable creative spirit.

Amy Sherald talks to Dr. Leslie King-Hammond about ambition, bending the rules and how that Michelle Obama portrait got made

A new documentary celebrates Dr. Leslie King Hammond’s extraordinary legacy as an art historian, mentor and advocate whose guidance helped shape the careers of artists including Amy Sherald.

The Gilded & Golden Gala: Celebrating 20 Years of Houston Arts Alliance

Houston Arts Alliance marked 20 years of creativity in dazzling style, honoring Debbie Allen and H-E-B at the glamorous Gilded & Golden Gala.

Here’s what’s happening at Paris Fashion Week

Paris Fashion Week turns up the drama as Dior, Saint Laurent and Maison Margiela deliver bold collections, while Rihanna steals attention from the front row.

TICKETS SELLING FAST - Joshua Redman and Houston's Paul Cornish Bring DACAMERA's Fall Jazz Kickoff Home October 17

Houston jazz takes center stage as Grammy-nominated saxophonist Joshua Redman joins hometown piano star Paul Cornish for DACAMERA’s 2026–27 Jazz Series opener.

Houston Arts Alliance to Celebrate 20 Years of Creative Impact at The Gilded and Golden Gala

HOUSTON, Sept. 14, 2026, Houston Arts Alliance (HAA) will commemorate two decades of strengthening Houston's creative community during The Gilded & Golden Gala: Celebrating 20 Years of Houston Arts Alliance, the organization's annual benefit on Saturday, September 26, 2026, at …

Houston Checks In With Michelin: Five Local Hotels Earn Coveted 2026 Keys

Houston checks into the global spotlight as five local hotels earn coveted 2026 MICHELIN Keys, celebrating the city’s distinctive style, luxury and world-class hospitality.

From Google Maps to Houston Classrooms: Dr. Travis McPhail Headlines The Imani School’s Convocation 2026

Google engineering leader Dr. Travis McPhail brings a message of faith, innovation and possibility to The Imani School’s 2026 Convocation, inspiring Houston students to see themselves as the creators and leaders of tomorrow’s technology.

Houston Youth Symphony Receives $1.2 Million in Anonymous Gifts

Houston Youth Symphony receives $1.2 million in anonymous gifts to expand music education, financial aid and access for young musicians across Greater Houston.

Houston Theater Week Delivers Nearly $7 Million in 5 Years for Local Performing Arts

Houston Theater Week celebrates five years of expanding access to live performance, with nearly $7 million generated for Houston’s performing arts organizations since 2022.

Latina Artists Bring Art and Opportunity Back to Houston Neighborhoods

Two Latina Houston artists are bringing art, creativity and cultural connection directly into neighborhoods while creating greater opportunities for families and young people to see themselves reflected in the arts.

Master milliner transforms silent battle against depression into wearable art

Master milliner Otis Damón turned sewing and hat-making into a powerful form of creative expression, transforming years of personal struggle into celebrated wearable art for stars including Whoopi Goldberg, Patti LaBelle and Ne-Yo.

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