Coyote Drive-In’s a Go
Gov. Greg Abbott’s latest order means that retailers, malls, restaurants, museums, and movie theaters can reopen at 25% capacity. For the most part, movie...
The Beauty Is
In November 2003, when the Cliburn Foundation and the Modern Art Museum were just starting their new series expressly devoted to contemporary music, the...
Catch Mimir If You Can
One of the city’s most underappreciated classical music institutions, the Mimir Chamber Music Festival, returns for another week at TCU and the Kimbell’s Piano...
Unheard Classics
Last week, we wrote about Tan Dun’s Water Concerto in this space, and this week Fort Worth music lovers with a taste for the...
The Great Outdoors
There won’t be enough hours in this weekend to attend all of the different outdoor events going on, so you can just pick and...
All Eyes on the Frau
The Fort Worth Opera presents the most anticipated event of its Festival at Bass Performance Hall, with the world premiere of Thomas Pasatieri’s Frau...
The Kid in the Back
It’s hard to shock people anymore on Broadway, but Julia Cho’s play Office Hour managed it when it premiered there two years ago. Reviewers...
100-Year Revolution
This year marks the 100th anniversary of Russia’s Bolshevik Revolution and the 60th anniversary of Shostakovich’s “The Year 1905” Symphony No. 11. When Fort...
Students on Stage
It may be August, but if you think the colleges have gone quiet when it comes to performing arts, UNT is going to prove...
What I Learned (About Juneteenth) on My Summer Vacation
Beyond remembering Uncle Ben’s face on rice packaging at the grocery stores of the past, many white folks (myself included) have no idea how...
