Art + Music

Ballroom Marfa Celebrates 20 Years as a Desert Oasis for the Arts

Twenty years ago, Ballroom Marfa co-founders Virginia Lebermann and Fairfax Dorn faced a seemingly impossible ... Read More »

Already home to the largest Day of the Dead celebration in the country, San Antonio decided to go even bigger this ... Read More »

Art lovers and audiophiles prepare for liftoff. Meow Wolf’s latest otherworldly art installation, Radio Tave, is open ... Read More »

Stephen Tobolowsky became a “Hey, I know that guy!” character actor after playing the relentlessly cheerful insurance ... Read More »

The first time Charles Graves tried on a Santa suit, a magical feeling came over him. “I felt it flowing through ... Read More »

Two years ago, I wrote a profile on John Lomax III, the scion of Texas’ (and America’s) first family of music folklore ... Read More »

During Viva Big Bend music festival this summer, Stephanie Bergara was overcome with emotion while performing Selena’s ... Read More »

“never again.” At the onset of the COVID pandemic, that’s how one Tripadvisor user described the declining dining ... Read More »

In his Bram Stoker Award-nominated debut The Spite House, Johnny Compton deftly reimagined the haunted house novel, ... Read More »

Una nueva generación de músicos está liderando un resurgimiento de ... Read More »

As a kid, author and TV producer Attica Locke spent so much time on the road between her hometown of Houston and the ... Read More »

Tony Diaz used to see Texas as something of a desert—an environment that could be barren, and occasionally hostile—at ... Read More »

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