Sandra Williams Pierce’s new memoir, The Wolfman: And the Fight Goes With It, preserves the inspiring legacy of her father, Frank 'Wolfman' Williams, whose decades of entrepreneurship, community leadership, and resilience left a lasting mark on Houston and Baytown.

A senior center fashion show brought music, dancing, and heartfelt pride to Milwaukee as fathers took the runway in handmade outfits created by local sewing students.

A beloved Sacramento museum dedicated to preserving Black history faces possible closure as funding dries up, prompting volunteers to rally community support before it's too late.

The Houston Symphony is adding two live-to-film concert experiences at Jones Hall in fall 2026 and welcoming Broadway and Frozen star Idina Menzel for a special one-night-only performance on Aug. 30

A Congolese refugee turned Lexington designer is making waves in high fashion, building a luxury brand that now dresses athletes, entertainers, and even political leaders while aiming to put Kentucky on the global fashion map.

Before the world arrives for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a unique exhibit in Arlington is bringing more than 100 years of soccer history, legendary artifacts and unforgettable moments to North Texas.

After more than a decade of planning and an $850 million investment, the new Obama Presidential Center opens in Chicago, blending presidential history, public spaces, and ambitious contemporary art on a sprawling campus.

A new mural in San Francisco’s Castro district is sparking conversation by honoring sex workers’ rights and highlighting broader issues of justice, identity, and inclusion.

A new documentary celebrates the life and legacy of pioneering designer Patrick Kelly, tracing his journey from Mississippi to Paris and highlighting the lasting influence he had on generations of Black fashion creatives.

A federal judge blocked plans to rename the Kennedy Center after Donald Trump and halted its temporary closure, ruling both actions likely violated federal law.

Amy Sherald’s celebrated portrait exhibition arrives in Atlanta, showcasing powerful images of Black American life amid ongoing debates over representation and artistic expression.

Galveston’s 5th Annual Emancipation Gospel Celebration Concert will honor Juneteenth with gospel music, Black history, and powerful performances from gospel legends and rising stars.

Houston-based KSRC Media Plus earned 12 Telly Awards for its creative storytelling, spotlighting the city’s growing influence in media, advertising, and digital entertainment.

Stages will host the 2026 Sin Muros: A Latinx Theater Festival June 11–14 at The Gordy, celebrating Latinx playwrights, culture, and community through staged readings, performances, workshops, and special events.

Kroger’s Texas Division celebrated the creativity and craftsmanship of its bakery teams during a regional Cake Decorating Challenge, where Houston decorator Sara Sanchez earned top honors and a chance to compete nationally in Cincinnati.