This powerful and disturbing documentary reveals how Christian Nationalism has become one of the most powerful political forces in the nation by spreading fear and anger and distorting political issues into battles between good and evil. Their ultimate goal – highlighted in their Project 2025 manifesto – is the destruction of church-state separation, inclusive religious freedom, LGBTQ+ and women’s rights, inclusive public schools, the rights of religious minorities and nonbelievers and more… all while enshrining their narrow and extremist religious beliefs into law for us to suffer under. see the trailer here.

NOTE: This screening is in-person only and will not be recorded or offered virtually.Read more

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Bayou City Ballet Youth Company presents The Giving Tree, a nostalgic premiere by Houston choreographer Melody Mennite. The program features dancers of the Youth Company in new works by Dylan Allen and Artistic Director Alex Pandiscio, as well as an excerpt from Marius Petipa's "La Bayadere." Performances also include guest company Ad Deum in "This Bitter Earth" by Steve Rooks, and dancers Jack Wolff and Melody Mennite in a performance of "Owls" by Wolff.Read more

After 5 years, the Grayson's discovered marriage is not all bliss and bouquets. The routine of daily activities creates friction and puts the relationship in jeopardy. "For Better, For Worse" takes on a whole new meaning in this hilarious, adrenaline-fueled escapade.Read more

heART&SOUL returns to MATCH for a Open Mic Soul Revival and community gathering like no other!Hosted by Kevin Dapree and Sounds by DJ LoQi prepare yourself for the mic to ignite with SPOKEN WORD, SONG, and MOVEMENT!!

7:30 PM
Doors Open
MIX & MINGLE

Experience the sound of  DJ LoQi spinning the hottest music that will stimulate your mind, body, and soul as you arrive for your heART&SOUL experience.

8:00 PM
THE EXPERIENCE BEGINS

 Hosted by Kevin Dapree and Sounds by DJ LoQi prepare yourself for the mic to ignite with SPOKEN WORD, SONG, and MOVEMENT!!

Interested in signing up for the Open Mic list?
Email us at info@truthprojecthtx.org.Read more

Beckoned by the Statue of Liberty, artists of all stripes have sought in America not only refuge from persecution but also the promise of happiness and creative success. This multi-discipline program celebrates composers and artists who have nurtured their talents in the Land of OPPORTUNITY, making this nation more diverse and beautiful. Special guests include Percussionist Jésus Pacheco, with choreography by Mónica Gómez and Estheysis Menendez, along with members of the Houston Ballet.Read more

At the Stroke of Midnight Before the New Year

What if, just before the clock strikes midnight, you were given one last chance to decide your fate? And what if someone—someone you never expected—returned to warn you?

This New Year's Eve, a powerful story unfolds, where choices, regrets, and second chances collide. Will you make the right decision?

At the Stroke of Midnight Before the New Year—where time is running out, and your destiny is on the line.

Join us for a night of suspense, surprises, and unforgettable moments. Don't miss your chance to witness a New Year's Eve like no other.Read more

BalletForte kicks off its season with En Avant. En Avant features splendor of the Paquita Grand Pas Classique and new works to move you with special guests North Austin Ballet Theatre.Read more

APERIO, Music of the Americas continues its 2024-2025 concert season at MATCH with Tropical Latitudes - Caribbean Currents in Latin American Music, a program of chamber music showcasing works by Robert Avalon, Robert Berkman, Kevin Day, Gabriela Ortiz, Scott Pender, Astor Piazzolla, and Christian Quiñones.Read more

The Dichotomy of Hattie Mc Daniel is the first full length feature film ever produced about Hattie McDaniel. The film tackles her contradictory personas; one that was seen on the silver screen and one that was seen in her personal life. The film will also examine the opposing feelings and emotions that the actress felt the night she won the Oscar while still facing racism and bigotry on what should have been her greatest professional triumph.Read more