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by Paul Middendorf Houston boasts its excellence and holds claim to a great many things. From its spectacular Bar-B-Q, its wide open spaces ( God’s

By Amber Elliott Khori Dastoor is a woman on the move. The former opera singer — she’s a soprano! — became CEO and the fourth

This article is part of a series of pieces celebrating Glasstire’s 25th anniversary. To see other stories from this series, go here. To see pieces

by Michael McFadden Houston has always answered to more than one name. Bayou City, Space City, H-Town, Screwston: each nickname captures a real part of

Congrats to our executive director, Leila Cartier, who has been named one of “Houston’s 50 Most Influential Women of 2025” by Houston Woman Magazine! Each

These seven public gardens highlight Houston’s biodiversity during the city’s most beautiful season. By Claire Sewell My grandmother (Nonnie, we called her) loved roses. Growing

by Nicholas Frank Several longstanding Texas galleries and arts institutions are celebrating milestone years in 2026, including the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft (HCCC), the

by Nancy Zastudil I’m sort of a frustrated writer, in a sense,” Candace Hicks tells me over Zoom. “And so, making artist books is a

by Joseph Staley CraftTexas, the long-running annual show, juried this year by Abraham Thomas, Curator of Modern Architecture, Design, and Decorative Arts at The Metropolitan

Dispatch from the 1st Edition of Untitled Art in Texas by Elodie Saint-Louis A sense of optimism—a rare feeling these days—hung in the air at

Here, Houston proves it can rival any coastal capital in taste and risk-taking, with five collections that will stop you in your tracks. by Karly

by Lisa Wong Macabasco Houston’s arts scene has never been louder, brighter, or more alive—and this week, it takes center stage with the arrival of