
Houston Matters
Bridging a generational divide in Houston’s music community
Posted on · The Houston Music Advisory Board holds a discussion Wednesday night about a "gap" between younger and older artists in town.
Posted on · The Houston Music Advisory Board holds a discussion Wednesday night about a "gap" between younger and older artists in town.
Posted on · Hundreds of traffic signal control boxes across the Houston area have been painted since 2015 by artists enlisted by UP Art Studio, which is operated by Houston couple Elia and Noah Quiles.
Posted on · Today, we're on location where African Americans were officially declared free from slavery on June 19, 1865. Our conversation reflects on a time of celebration, while learning the history and the deeper meaning of the Juneteenth holiday itself.
Posted on · Interest in poetry has been rising over the past year, creating an opportunity for renewed community engagement as a new local poet laureate takes the helm.
Posted on · Local writers can now apply to be city’s literary arts ambassador – a role that aims to celebrate Houston’s diversity and resilience in these challenging times.
Posted on · The public artworks are designed to inspire change and empower victims to reach out for help.
Posted on · The new online cultural center continues the city’s recognition of Indigenous communities after City Council’s recent vote for an Indigenous Peoples' Day.
Posted on · An acclaimed local photographer’s work is on display at City Hall, reflecting on the past and present of a Houston neighborhood, while also honoring Black History Month.
Posted on · Nineteen-year-old Jackson Neal was recently selected from applicants across Greater Houston to be the city’s fourth Youth Poet Laureate.
Posted on · A recent forum in the museum district sought to answer that question.
Posted on · A new partnership aims to help “starving artists” become more profitable.
Posted on · The city is partnering with the Alley Theater for the first-ever Latino Theater Festival.
Posted on · Poet Laureate Robin Davidson is leading the creation of Houston’s first-ever “Favorite Poem Project.”