Recognized as a fearless interpreter of large-scale piano works both modern and historical, pianist Jason Hardink returns to Houston for a one-night-only performance of Michael Hersch's transcendental landmark work, The Vanishing Pavilions, for solo piano. Hailed as a "ferocious...world-containing...visionary" masterpiece by the National Review, Pavilions is a transformational and cathartic experience like no other in contemporary music.Read more
After a stint of touring the world the past decade, Rex Navarrete, "The Original Filipino-American Comic," finally comes back to Houston to deliver his comedy!Read more
Aint Misbehavin is a sassy, sultry musical celebration which evokes the delightful humor and infectious energy of songs made famous by legendary jazz artist Fats Waller.Read more
Fame Dance Studio presents the inaugural Dance Recital featuring Hip-Hop, Jazz, Lyrical, and Musical Theater performances by Lady Fame Majorettes students ages 6-16. Read more
FEEL MY PRIDE TOO! is a multi-disciplinary social art experience that will explore the depths of the word Pride and its effects as revealed through the unapologetic expression of communities of color.Read more
Love Has No Color- A dynamic play that will depict some of black peoples greatest challenges during the 18 and 19 hundreds. The play caters to the sensitive dialogue of time past and present day. This thought-provoking collections of real-life adversities is sure to captivate the audience of all race, age, and religion. A message of hope, love, and dialogue. Read more
Witness the Isthmus: Central Americans in Houston is a series of family portraits and documentary photographs of Central American immigrants residing in Houston, Texas.Read more
Part of the Month of Portugal celebrations featuring two internationally renowned contemporary artists: Camané and Nathalie Pires. Fado is the soul of Portuguese music and is believed to have originated in the early 1800’s in the streets, pubs, cafés and restaurants of Lisbon. It is a unique music experience known for its expressiveness and for being profoundly melancholic and sentimental. In 2011, Fado was added to the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists. Read more
