Words, music inspire new dance shows in Dallas
Founded in 2021 by former Texas Ballet Theater company member Diana Crowder, Pegasus Contemporary Ballet had a breakthrough…
The Eagles’ Don Henley on the writer who ‘really spoke’ to him
Today, few artists in rock can match Don Henley’s staying power and impact. But in the late ‘60s,…
State of the energy industry (March 24, 2026) – Houston Public Media
Houston Matters begins at 9 a.m. CT on 88.7FM. You can also listen online or watch live on…
Friends of the Dallas Public Library presents Literary Lions Luncheon
The Friends of the Dallas Public Library will present their Literary Lions Luncheon. Taking place during National Library…
10 books by SXSW 2026 speakers on our wishlist
South by Southwest (SXSW) has its ups and downs, and to us, the highest highs come from finding…
How librarians have adapted to meet the needs of Dallas Public Library users
On a typical day at the Lochwood Branch Library near White Rock Lake, the doors open to a…
The Dallas Art Book Fair celebrates five years of contemporary print
If doomscrolling has lost its luster, indulge yourself in the power of printed matter instead. The Dallas Art…
Houston author Margie Seaman proves it is never too late to chase a dream
Houston – At 89 years old, Houstonian Margie Seaman is showing that new chapters in life can begin…
Photos: Book Talk with El Paso native Jazmine Ulloa
It was a full house for El Paso native Jazmine Ulloa’s return home Monday, presenting her recently released…
In El Paso, a Homecoming Marred by Violence
Editor’s Note: This excerpt is adapted from El Paso: Five Families and One Hundred Years of Blood, Migration,…
How a New York Times reporter used the Aug. 3 mass shooting to center El Paso in nation’s story
Like many El Pasoans, Jazmine Ulloa’s life was forever altered on Aug. 3, 2019. Ulloa was then a…
San Antonio Book Festival unveils all-star 2026 lineup
National Book Award-honored novelists, James Beard Award nominees, and even an Emmy Award-winning actor will be headed into…