Lose yourself in the world of fae, fantasy, and dark glamour at The Dark Fae Masquerade, coming to Houston on Friday, May 23, 2025. Hosted at the historic Avant Garden in Montrose, this immersive costume party is your chance to step into a dreamscape of moody elegance, magical mischief, and music that moves your soul.

Looking for your next conversation piece or a perfect local gift? Step inside the Asher Gallery at the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft and experience the Off the Wall: Spring/Summer Collection — a vibrant, seasonal showcase of handmade art you don’t just admire. You can take them home.

Running now through summer, this rotating collection celebrates Houston’s rich craft scene while spotlighting nationally recognized and emerging artists working in clay, fiber, metal, glass, and mixed media.

This spring, Houston Ballet invites you into a world of romance, resilience, and radiant choreography with the long-awaited North American premiere of Raymonda — a grand, full-length ballet reimagined for modern audiences.

Running May 30 – June 9, 2025 at the Wortham Theater Center, this lavish production is what’s hot in Houston — and a must-see for anyone who appreciates breathtaking movement and timeless storytelling.

Looking for smooth vibes, live music, and one of the best skyline views in Houston? Jazzy Sundays at Buffalo Bayou Park is back for May 2025 — and it’s bringing the soul.

Set against the lush backdrop of The Water Works at Buffalo Bayou Park, this free concert series features top-tier jazz, funk, and soul artists from Houston and beyond.

Houston’s theater scene is serving something sweet—and unexpectedly soulful.

“Coconut Cake,” the latest dramatic comedy by acclaimed playwright Melda Beaty, opens May 9, 2025, at The Ensemble Theatre. Running through June 1, this charming new production dishes up heart, humor, and hard truths, layered just like the dessert it’s named after.

Date: Saturday, May 10, 2025
The blues are alive and well—and coming to The Woodlands. On Saturday, May 10, 2025, legendary guitarist and singer Buddy Guy will take the stage at Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, joining forces with the Tedeschi Trucks Band for a night of soulful, electrifying music that pays homage to the roots of American sound.

Houston’s art scene is as diverse and dynamic as the city itself. From visual artists and musicians to dancers, poets, and muralists, Houston’s creative community is thriving. But for artists to continue enriching our city, they need our support—not just in words but in action. Whether you're a longtime Houstonian or a visitor looking to engage with the local culture, here are some impactful ways to support Houston’s artists and creatives.

Cited by the New York Times as “one of the nation’s best ballet companies,” the Houston Ballet is also one of the largest in the United States.

An integral part of the local arts scene since 1913, the Houston Symphony performs more than 170 concerts a year at Jones Hall, Miller Outdoor Theatre in Hermann Park, and the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion in The Woodlands.

Houston Grand Opera, one of the nation's premier opera companies, stands tall as a cultural beacon in the heart of Houston, Texas. With its internationally acclaimed productions that seamlessly blend classical masterpieces with contemporary works and world premieres, the opera house has garnered a reputation for its innovative repertoire.

As we delve into the vibrant musical offerings of Houston, we discover a tapestry woven by groups such as the Houston Friends of Music, the Houston Masterworks Chorus, the Moores School of Music at the University of Houston, and the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University.