FORT WORTH — Casa Manana has something special on tap for you, literally. Read more

The very first time established artist Frederic Remington turned his hand to sculpture, in 1895, he made The Broncho Buster. The dynamic action of a cowboy firmly seated on a twisting, rearing horse turned out to be as good as printing money. The sculpture was put on d... Read more

There is nothing not to like about "Posters of Paris: Toulouse-Lautrec and His Contemporaries," now on view at the Dallas Museum of Art. Read more

Amphibian's ‘Julia Pastrana' is a thing of beauty in a new space. Read more

This weekend’s concerts by the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra are a time for masterpieces and guests. Read more

FORT WORTH — A Norwegian folk tale about a world-traveling and woman-spurning man that playwright Henrik Ibsen used as the basis for one of his first successful plays -- with a Kierkegaard-influenced bent on death, no less -- doesn't seem like fodder for a grand ballet. And if Edvard Grieg hadn't composed suc... Read more

FORT WORTH — Talking a kid out of a tree has never been so entertaining. Read more

With a side trip or two, Texas Camerata traveled to Germany in the Baroque period just before Bach and Handel on Sunday evening. The program, in Fort Worth’s Saint Patrick Cathedral, included composers whose names might be slightly familiar to musically literate persons, but none of the real... Read more

Casa Mañana will be welcoming back a couple of old friends Saturday: Grease and Joel Ferrell. Read more

IRVING -- Something magical happened last Saturday night at the Irving Arts Center. After Lyric Stage's production of Frank Loesser's 1956 work The Most Happy Fella, the first show in its 20th season, his widow, Jo Sullivan Loesser, who had been in the audience, was br... Read more