Supernatural tale 'The Penumbra' is having its first public performances at the Bath House Cultural Center

In addition to rides, food, livestock shows, and of course, rodeo, there are also lots of activities for your little buckaroos.

The singer, who juggles careers in music and visual art, is dropping “Lost in the Desert” on Aug. 19.

Public art advocates are encouraged by Fort Worth’s early draft of next year’s bond program that could include millions of dollars toward installations that visually enhance communities.

Curator Myca Williamson explores all of this and more in her exhibition Crowning Glory: An Ode to Black Hair. It’s currently on view at the South Dallas Cultural Center.

The Lakewood resident made ‘Real Life’ for just $4,500.

Fort Worth painter Sarah Bales Losey remembers how special it felt when she had her artwork featured in an exhibition for the first time in March 2024.

Slated to open this fall, the venture taps into the Tokyo tradition of ‘jazz kissas,’ intimate cafes for music lovers.

The city’s plans to drop programs related to DEI mean the future of programs specifically focused on funding diverse and equitable arts and culture is uncertain.

The local icon carried his keyboard around the neighborhood and was known to jump onstage to play at shows at bars and clubs.

Prosper XO is in the early stages of development, but founder Lauren Bruno envisions an artist-centric tool that can connect musicians with money and resources.

Demi Lovato surprises fans by joining the Jonas Brothers at the Jonas20 anniversary tour opener for a “Camp Rock” reunion.