Arts
TACA Distributes About $450,000 in Grants for Short-term Relief
TACA – The Arts Community Alliance – announced in its second cycle of grants it has distributed $148,500 from the
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HP Grad’s New Film Probes Horror Author
Everything was lined up for Josephine Decker. Two years after breaking through on the art-house circuit with Madeline’s Madeline, the
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They Aria For Real: Opera Takes Competition Online
While they may not take the stage at the Margot and Bill Winspear Opera House this year, the participants of
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Pegasus Film Festival Kicks Off Tonight, Tickets Still Available
When Logan Mook was tapped to direct the Pegasus Film Festival this year, the Booker T. Washington High School senior
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Nasher Invites Public To Peek In Its Windows
While many museums remain closed in Dallas during the coronavirus pandemic, the Nasher Sculpture Center has come up with an
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Create Your Own Dallas Skyline Masterpiece
Running out of things to do at home? Tired of sourdough bread? Does knitting a blanket in the summer sound
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Dallas Summer Musical’s High School Musical Awards Will Go Virtual
The show, as they say, must go on.
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Texas Ballet Theater Announces Updates for 2020-2021 Season
Texas Ballet Theater will present four productions in its updated 2020-2021 season, featuring added performances and adjustments in response to the impact
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Meet the Greenhill Grad Whose Debut Feature Won the Top Prize at SXSW
Austin event, though canceled by COVID-19 concerns, judged film submissions online
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Dallas Native Talkington Revisits Valley Girl
As you sift through the new movies available for streaming this weekend, the name Valley Girl might ring a bell.
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Crow Museum Launches ’31 Days of Asia’
In honor of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, the Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at
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