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In "Bella Gaia: A Poetic Vision of Earth from Space" at Miller, violinist KenjiWilliams collaborated with NASA to go beyond the music-plus-images experience. -
More than just a hilarious chicken-fried party boiling with a coterie ofcrazies, anything by the Catastrophic Theatre troupe is worthy of a do-si-do. -
The "Walk with Me" 5K walk meanders through the giraffes, elephants, lions andbears before culminating in family-friendly party with live music, food andchildren's activities. The event benefits Easter Seals Greater Houston.Photo by Adrian Gonzalez -
Maternity – Women's Voices Through the Ages adds to River Oaks ChamberOrchestra's world premiers. Also on the playbill are compositions by Wagner,Rossini and Kodaly.Photo by David Brown -
The Reconstruction of Asa Carter airs on Channel 8/Houston PBS on April 24 at 8p.m., with encore presentations on April 26 at 1 a.m. and April 29 at midnight.It will also be playing on the secondary channel KUHT2 on March 28 at 9 p.m.
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In the mood for 19th century Paris? Royal Winnipeg Ballet's Moulin Rouge-TheBallet will take you there, presented by the Society for the Performing Arts.Photo by Bruce Monk
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I don't have a green thumb, but classes at the Houston Arboretum and NatureCenter are sure to fix that. First up is sprouting 101 with Paula Campbell. -
What differentiates art from craft? Exploring that is what makes openings atHouston Center for Contemporary Craft thought-provoking.Photos by Jake Stengal -
It took all of Schubert's life to earn a concert dedicated to his prolificoutput. Da Camera of Houston recreates this 1828 musicale with a musicalgathering of amazing artists, including the Houston Chamber Choir. -
Into food? Catch El Bulli screening at MFAH.
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Dr. Robert Shimko speaks at Rienzi’s April 14th Twilight Talk. -
Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas, 1922, gelatin silver print. Courtesy of theNational Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian InstitutionPhoto by Man Ray -
Spacetaker's weekly Cultured Cocktails happy hour at Boheme Cafe & Wine Baroffers a fun way for Houston arts groups, artists and audiences to mix, mingleand enjoy some killer-good sangria.Photo by Jenni Rebecca Stephenson -
Divas World Productions "Salon Cold War Stories: Individuals Who Pierced theIron Curtain." Pictured are Salon host David Eagleman, left, neuroscientist andbest selling author; and Andrei Codrescu, author and NPR personality.Photo by Rodney Waters -
Misha Penton, soprano and artistic director of Divergence Vocal Theater withdancer and choreographer, Meg Brooker, perform an excerpt from Elliot Cole's"Selkie, A Sea Tale," at the Divergence space opening soiree-salon on May 21.Photo by Dave Nickerson
