Arts And Culture

The wolf you feed is onstage now at the VORTEX. It's a modern fable with inspiration from Where The Wild Things Are and Twin Peaks.

The Blue Genie Art Bazaar started as a holiday party for some artist friends and a quarter century later it's a holiday shopping tradition.

Cecily Parks started writing the poems that would become The Seeds about a decade ago. Now it's finally finished and out in the world.

On this edition of In Black America, producer/host John L. Hanson Jr. speaks with Chanel Dupree, founder of Artistic Laughter Productions, award winning screenwriter and director.

Arts organizations in Austin are losing tens of thousands of dollars in federal funding that supported youth art programs and music and dance festivals.

Venue owners worry fewer restrictions on resale tickets will harm concertgoers.

Brigitte Bandit is helping LGBTQ+ Austinites and allies keep up with the news and find resources for political advocacy. Her weekly "LegiSLAYtion & Liberation" event combines education with music, dance and queer joy.

Austin surpassed 100 degrees on Sunday, creating a potentially dangerous cocktail of heat and dust at Zilker Park.

The red-headed pop "femininomenon," decked out in cowboy chaps and a belt-buckle top, performed hits like "HOT TO GO!" and "Pink Pony Club," as well as unreleased song "The Subway."

Poet KB Brookins is circulating a petition to add a city program that would promote literacy and the arts in Austin.