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Events on Saturday, October 17, 2026

Saturday, October 17, 2026

Saturday, October 17, 12 PM to 6 PM

12:00 PM
Gallery

Overflow Radio: Šakotayišol Nunuš Constellation opens on Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 5-9 PM . Developed in collaboration with Emily Johnson / Catalyst and local Indigenous and Native Heritage artists, the exhibition and related programming continue through October 24 .

The project includes talks, skill-shares, listening sessions, gatherings, an exhibition, and performances, featuring exhibiting artists Aveda Adara , Chiara “Sunshine” Beaumont , Christie “Chichi” Chafoya , Karen Navarro , Monica Villarreal , and Aryn Ward , with additional participating artists and community partners.Read more

Saturday, October 17, 6 PM

12:00 PM
Gallery

Overflow Radio: Šakotayišol Nunuš Constellation opens on Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 5-9 PM . Developed in collaboration with Emily Johnson / Catalyst and local Indigenous and Native Heritage artists, the exhibition and related programming continue through October 24 .

The project includes talks, skill-shares, listening sessions, gatherings, an exhibition, and performances, featuring exhibiting artists Aveda Adara , Chiara “Sunshine” Beaumont , Christie “Chichi” Chafoya , Karen Navarro , Monica Villarreal , and Aryn Ward , with additional participating artists and community partners.Read more

Saturday, October 17 @ 2:00 PM

2:00 PM
Matchbox 1

By Peter Shaffer

Black Comedy is a one-act farce written by the British playwright Peter Shaffer. First performed in 1965, the play is famous for its unusual theatrical idea: although the characters believe they are in darkness because the electricity has gone out, the audience sees the stage brightly lit. When the lights come on for the characters at the end of the play, the stage becomes dark for the audience, allowing them to experience the characters’ confusion.Read more

Saturday, October 17 @ 5:00 PM

5:00 PM
Matchbox 1

By Peter Shaffer

Black Comedy is a one-act farce written by the British playwright Peter Shaffer. First performed in 1965, the play is famous for its unusual theatrical idea: although the characters believe they are in darkness because the electricity has gone out, the audience sees the stage brightly lit. When the lights come on for the characters at the end of the play, the stage becomes dark for the audience, allowing them to experience the characters’ confusion.Read more

Saturday, October 17 @ 6:00 PM

6:00 PM
Matchbox 2

US Premiere

Blue, Sable, Turning is a dynamic and evocative dance theater performance that sources a spectrum of dance traditions to remember a researched account of a history of the Buffalo Bayou. Award winning performer and choreographer Jasmine Hearn performs with a constellation of collaborators to recall key moments of the waterway's past braiding together live sound, improvisation, choreography, and story-telling.Read more

Saturday, October 17 @ 6 PM

6:00 PM
Matchbox 4

Join us as we encounter the manifest presence of God through the art of dance. Do you love the arts? Is the Lord calling you to places of unfamiliarity where you will be required to depend solely on Him? Are you feeling empty, weary, thirsty, or spiritually stagnant? Have you grown comfortable in routine or caught in the cycle of tradition without transformation? God is calling you DEEPER. Come journey with us into the deep from thirst to satisfaction, from religion to relationship, from restriction to freedom, from emptiness to fulfillment, from routine to encounter, and from control to surrender.Read more

Saturday, October 17 @ 8:00 PM

8:00 PM
Matchbox 2

US Premiere

Blue, Sable, Turning is a dynamic and evocative dance theater performance that sources a spectrum of dance traditions to remember a researched account of a history of the Buffalo Bayou. Award winning performer and choreographer Jasmine Hearn performs with a constellation of collaborators to recall key moments of the waterway's past braiding together live sound, improvisation, choreography, and story-telling.Read more

Saturday, October 17 @ 8:00 PM

8:00 PM
Matchbox 1

By Peter Shaffer

Black Comedy is a one-act farce written by the British playwright Peter Shaffer. First performed in 1965, the play is famous for its unusual theatrical idea: although the characters believe they are in darkness because the electricity has gone out, the audience sees the stage brightly lit. When the lights come on for the characters at the end of the play, the stage becomes dark for the audience, allowing them to experience the characters’ confusion.Read more