There are two sides to every story, and when the Big, Bad Wolf takes the stand in Piggsylvania’s Trial of the Century, he finally gets his say. But will he get a fair trial in a corrupt piggy court? Join us as we discover what really happened and who was to blame. A whodunit for all ages!
Recommended for Pre-Kindergarten and older.Read more
In Jolly Holiday, River Oaks Dance invites you on a whimsical journey beyond the sidewalk and into a story! Come along with Mary Poppins as she jumps into a chalk drawing and dances with fluttering butterflies, graceful carousel ponies, waddling penguins, cheerful ducklings, and blooming flowers—each brought to life by our youngest dancers.
Filled with imagination this charming mini show is a magical first theater experience for young performers and their families.Read more
Ad Deum Dance Company presets Dancing In The Light, an evening of dance that celebrates the good, the true, and the beautiful. Ad Deum will be joined by Open Sky Arts Collective of Dallas.
This performance is offered as a gift of grace, hope, peace, and healingRead more
A multidisciplinary exhibition of newly commissioned works by Hong Hong, consisting of a four-channel video installation, sculpture, and performance. These projects engage with movement, language, and history, exploring Angel Island through nonlinear storytelling and embodied research.Read more
She Moves is an evening dedicated to celebrating women whose work has shaped dance education through teaching, performance, and leadership. Presented by Social Movement Contemporary Dance Theater (SMCDT) during Women’s History Month, this year’s program honors Sanja (Sanya) Korman for her lasting contributions to the development and leadership of PK through 12 public dance education within the Houston Independent School District.
The event brings together artists, educators, students, and community members to reflect on how women have shaped and continue to shape the future of dance education. Through live performance and facilitated conversation, She Moves creates space for reflection, dialogue, and connection.
The evening culminates in a concert featuring performances by Social Movement Contemporary Dance Theater, highlighting works by female choreographers Abby Williams Chin and Yu-Ling Yeh from the company’s current season. The program also includes performances by surprise guest artists celebrating Sanja’s contributions to dance education across Houston ISD.Read more
Please join us March 26 - 27 for To Exits is to Resist, a Photo Gallery Exhibit by Hanan Awad, as part FotoFest at 40.
Gallery Exhibit/Photos by Hanan Awad
Live Music
Special performance by comedian Rami AbushhabRead more
Join us for an evening of laughs! This special performance is part of the To Exist is to Resist and FotoFest at 40.
Rami Abushhab is a Palestinian award-winning actor and stand-up comedian based in Chicago, Illinois, known for his sharp storytelling, political commentary, and quick-witted crowd work. He appeared in a supporting role in BJ’s Mobile Gift Shop, an official selection of the 2021 Sundance Film Festival, and has been featured on major television series including Law & Order and Chicago PD. As a comedian, he was featured on Laughter Is Good For The Soul, which debuted as the number one comedy album in the U.S. on iTunes. A former varsity basketball player and fluent Arabic speaker, Rami currently tours internationally, bringing his dynamic and culturally insightful performances to audiences around the world.Read more
The T.R.U.T.H. Project presents a new wellness experience to launch your week, MINDFUL MONDAY, featuring GLOW UP YOGA introducing yoga guide Sha'Na. Curated with the intention of centering queer folx of color and allies, this hour session will fuse both wellness practices through breathing, stretching, stillness, and meditation. If you are new to the wellness experience or a seasoned yogi, join us. Yoga mats will be provided, or you can bring your own.Read more
Contemporary dance & wild jazz tributing the FOTOFEST Biennial theme of Global Visions and exploring the generative aspect of photography through adding the sensations of sound and movement as an extension of the visual image. Read more
Join Dance Source Houston for Barnstorm Dance Fest 2026, happening April 14-18 at Midtown Arts & Theatre Center Houston! Barnstorm showcases the vibrancy of dance in Houston and provides audiences with an exciting kaleidoscope of dance genres. The festival includes three unique programs, including 15 live performance works and 6 dance films by dancemakers from our city, state, and region. Highlighting the emerging and established dancemakers working in a wide range of styles and featuring festival newcomers and audience favorites, each program will be presented twice during the festival. Read more
