A whimsical Cirque du Soleil show just landed in Miami, bringing the vibrant essence of Mexican culture to life through imaginative sets, colorful costumes, and breathtaking artistry. Described as a “surreal love letter...
March is gearing up to be an epic month in Houston. From the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo to The Oddities & Curiosities Expo, Moon 2 Mars Festival, and more: March is regularly one of the liveliest months of t...
❤️ For Valentine’s Day, ARTECHOUSE is offering a special $75 package, including 2 adult general admission tickets and 2 drinks of your choice. ❤️ Here’s the schedule: Friday...
From free lunchtime shows in grand theater foyers to world-class jazz legends taking over Houston’s biggest stages, February 2026 is shaping up to be a standout month for live jazz in the Space City. With Black History...
Celebrate Lunar New Year Houston style! This year, the Lunar New Year – otherwise known as Chinese New Year – kicks off on Tuesday, February 17. Celebrations for the annual event often last for up to two wee...
Forget about traveling to a faraway land to experience an inspiring evening with a timeless tale to tell because Ballet of Lights is in Houston to enchant audiences with a new take on a centuries-old ballet....
The Odyssey, directed by Christopher Nolan, is by far one of the most anticipated films of 2026. As a follow-up to Oppenheimer, a daunting, three-hour long historical biopic that secured seven Oscars with a gross box of...
While relatively unknown to the mainstream during her lifetime, Frida Kahlo has over time become one of the most recognizable artists in history. In celebration of the artist and generations of artists that she continue...
If you’re looking for a fresh way to experience the holidays this year, time is running out to catch ARTECHOUSE Houston’s refreshed Holiday Special. This limited-time experience transforms the space into a multi-s...
One of the biggest complaints we hear about Houston is the traffic. While you could say that traffic delays and back-ups is a problem in every major city, in Houston it does feel like it’s another level of agony....
