Texas Monthly's annual BBQ Fest welcomes pitmasters from across the state to cook for attendees. A portion of the ticket sales will benefit Feeding Texas, an organization that aims to create a hunger-free Texas.

With nearly 4 million followers on TikTok and over 2 million subscribers on YouTube, artist Alissa Teo has elevated this simple idea — throwing carefully arranged colored rice into the air to make shapes and images — into a full-blown business.

Denton Arts & Jazz Fest's move this year brought complaints about heat and a lack of shade, while some praised the fairgrounds’ performance setup. Vendors and attendees also rallied to help one another, giving organizers plenty to consider as they plan the festival’s future.

Junior Players’ “Shakespeare with Henry” program is screening a documentary featuring young people involved in the juvenile justice system using Shakespeare as a vehicle for creativity, self-expression and personal growth.

Twenty-five years after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, a production coming to North Texas revisits the events of that day through the people who experienced them.

Fred Rouse III resigned from the Transform 1012 board last week. A planned cultural center will no longer bear his grandfather’s name.

Robert Stein brings nearly 20 years of experience to Fort Worth. He’s led museums in Dallas, Milwaukee and Washington, D.C.

Star Trek is celebrating its 60th anniversary on Tuesday, and Trekkies can screen their favorite episodes at the Plaza Theatre in Garland on Sep. 12.

Dallas rapper Yella Beezy is set to go on trial Sept. 14 for allegedly paying shooter Kewon White $40,000 to kill rival MO3. White was found guilty of capital murder.

The professional women's soccer team is young, but they already know what kind of team they want to be. And so do the fans.

An image the Catholic church deemed "monstrous" and painting that had power to fulfill government duties are featured in the show

Tenor Richard Novak, a UNT voice professor, with pianist Joey M. Martin and violist Ames Asbell, will perform Stations of Mychal on Thursday at the University of North Texas.