Posted on · On today's program, we conclude our 2nd annual "State of Houston" series – exploring the state of Greater Houston's economy, transportation, health, education, environment, politics and culture. Today, we look at what's happening here in arts and culture, with News 88.7’s arts and culture reporter Amy Bishop.
Posted on · The term, "starving artist" remains popular for a reason: It's difficult to make a living in the arts. Now, imagine having to overcome a disability to pursue your passion. A group in Texas recognizes that challenge and is helping people overcome it.
Posted on · Last week (10/14/15), the Houston City Council adopted a new Arts and Cultural Plan for the city — it’s first in 22 years. The goal? To harness all the cultural assets the city has to offer, identify the programming needs of audiences and patrons and the funding needs of institutions. While the plan passed and […]
Posted on · Houston has a new framework to support its creative community.
Posted on · The number of Houstonians producing creative goods and services has increased 22 percent since 2011. But the city’s demand falls far short of what local workers can supply.
Posted on · Listen to the new release of "Oh No (I'll Never Fall in Love Again)" by Selena.
Posted on · On Tuesdays through Sept. 22, 2015, we offer you a chance to speak directly with the major candidates running to be the next mayor of the City of Houston. We continue on this edition with Houston City Council Member Steve Costello. Costello is a civil engineer, the co-founder and president of the engineering and surveying […]
Posted on · We learn about a Houston arts and events calendar/blog, called Pancho and Leftey, from one of its creators Dena Yanowski.
Posted on · Graffiti has long been associated with vandalism and gangs, but a group in Houston hopes to change that perception with the opening of a new museum dedicated to fringe art.
Posted on · Tune in Wednesday evening for a preview of the orchestra's 2015-16 season.
Posted on · On this special edition of Houston Matters, we offer our second annual Newcomers Guide to Houston! Whether you're new to town, or just want a refresher on the basics of life in the Bayou City, this is a must listen. We cover absolutely as much territory as we can in an hour, presenting the lowdown […]
Posted on · An intro to John Corigliano's 1991 "grand opera buffa," Saturday's noon LA Opera broadcast.
Posted on · Meet Jeff Walton, a Houston-based film composer and original member of the Judy's.
Posted on · Travel along a winding river and catch yourself a trout!
Posted on · Advice for musicians at the beginnings of their careers from a successful violinist.