Through Donations and Technology, Kerrville Folk Festival Adjusts to Survive the Pandemic
The Kerrville Folk Festival (simply known as “Kerrville” to the devout) has been a Central Texas fixture since it ... Read More »
Houston’s Rothko Chapel, Freshly Restored, Offers a Welcome Sanctuary of Contemplation
Since 1971, the nondenominational Rothko Chapel has served as a quiet oasis for contemplation amid Houston’s bustling ... Read More »
In Dallas, Curators Use WhatsApp to Stage an Exhibition of Renaissance Artwork
The coronavirus pandemic hit just as precious works by 16th-century sculptor and artist Alonso Berruguete were ... Read More »
Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month With Events Across Texas
Whether celebrating a shared culture, exploring the diversity of its community, or honoring its past and future, National Hispanic Heritage Month offers something for everybody. Read More »
‘Daddy-O’s Book of Big-Ass Art’ Explores the Artist’s Larger Than Life Artworks
In the mysterious process of making art, every now and then the creator becomes as much the story as the creation. The ... Read More »
Singer-Songwriter Walker Lukens Turns Your Confessions into Original Songs
Adam’s girlfriend, friends, and family came from all over to the Newport Folk Festival in Rhode Island last year to ... Read More »
Houstonian Adán Medrano Doesn’t Want Your Greasy Tex-Mex
At first, the concept of “Texas Mexican food” espoused by Houston-based chef and food writer Adán Medrano is a little ... Read More »
With a Gift and a Grin, Amos Milburn Helped Invent Rock ‘n’ Roll
Born in Houston in 1927, Amos Milburn was a piano prodigy, sounding out tunes from the age of 5. Piano teachers ... Read More »
Ray Benson Reflects on 50 Years of Seminal Western Swing Band Asleep at the Wheel
One afternoon this March, the visage of Ray Benson, founder and leader of the band Asleep at the Wheel, flickered ... Read More »
Grammy-Winner Sarah Jarosz Reflects on the Influence of Texas Music and her Hill Country Upbringing
When she was a student at Wimberley High School, bluegrass prodigy Sarah Jarosz was already mesmerizing ... Read More »
How Post Office Murals Lifted Spirits During the Great Depression
First-Class Murals Post office artworks lifted spirits during the Great Depression By Robyn Ross In the 1930s ... Read More »
Doo-Wop Along to San Antonio’s Forgotten Golden Oldies on the Nonprofit Radio Station 97.9 KCJV
If you’re driving north on State Highway 16, and the sky is clear and you’re lucky, the radio signal for 97.9 KCJV ... Read More »
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