A participant in Aerosol Warfare's CKC StART workshop shows off her artwork.
Aurora Picture Show's campers review student-made films.
A storyboard at Aurora Picture Show's summer camp
Do your kids want to be Tony Hawk? There's a camp for them.
Check the dates for Southside Skate Park's camp.
Honorees Mayor Annise Parker and Commissioner Sylvia GarciaPhoto by Sarah Gish
Chairs Andrea Georgsson and Sarah CooperPhoto by Sarah Gish
Emily Suchomel, left, Heidi Horton and Ana HernandezPhoto by Sarah Gish
Marian Luntz, left, Patricia Gras and Brené BrownPhoto by Sarah Gish
Iska Wire and Laura MayesPhoto by Sarah Gish
Abby Whitmire and Karen WalrondPhoto by Sarah Gish
The grand dame River Oaks Theatre is still here despite floods, the threat ofdemolition, protests, rumors about ghosts and a waning interest in films on thebig screen.Photo courtesy of River Oaks Theatre
"Bachelor Mother" starring David Niven and Ginger Rogers played on Nov. 28,1939, the first movie shown at the theater.
Lights, action: The box office at night
Archival shot of the River Oaks Theatre, before it was surrounded by a shoppingcenter.
Before VCRs and DVDs, the River Oaks had a strong repertory program of classicfilms that changed nightly.
Karl Hoblizelle, founder of Interstate Theatres
Popcorn: Still a great reason to go to the movies.