Art + Music

A Regional Guide to Texas Music

Discover the regional sounds that have made Texas a key player in American music Illustrations by Matt ... Read More »

A few fateful hours swept away Robert Earl Keen’s July Fourth plans. Scheduled to headline Kerrville’s Fourth on the ... Read More »

With more than 1,000 venues scattered across 268,820 square miles, no other state in the country has carved out a ... Read More »

Is Texas a big-time sports state? Historically speaking, the blue bloods of the sports world have operated on the ... Read More »

Nearly 6 miles north of South Padre Island's Beach Access #6 is what appears to be the remains of a UFO crash site. ... Read More »

Inside a one-story brick building at the center of Archer City’s main commercial street, surrounded by rows upon rows ... Read More »

Lauren Billings’ biggest critics are kids. They’ll call her out if she refers to a Quetzalcoatlus as a dinosaur—it’s a ... Read More »

Despite the 90-degree heat, a crowd of 50-plus people gather behind the Little Longhorn Saloon, waiting for a chicken ... Read More »

Standing 6 feet, 6 inches tall and wearing size 16 cowboy boots, Ray Benson is an undeniably big guy. And over the past ... Read More »

After 25 years in Austin, my husband, Chris, wanted a cowboy hat. Because it’s Texas, we knew we shouldn’t just walk ... Read More »

Robert Benton, the Waxahachie native who died in May at 92, was one of the greatest film artists that Texas produced. ... Read More »

The sky was cloudy in Odessa just after the break of dawn on June 21, 2004. It was the first summer solstice since a ... Read More »

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