Great little performance Thursday night of two-piano tangos at Baylor’s Roxy Grove Hall, but I’ve been a sucker for tango music ever since I was dazzled by the national tour...

I caught the dramatic reading of Francine Lumbard’s ‘The History Lesson’ Monday afternoon at the Jubilee Theatre and found myself reminded of the good things the arts can do beyond...

J.B. Smith’s story last week on the Public Improvement District’s interest in creating a downtown Waco festival to attract visitors triggered similar reactions to mine on the subject: Haven’t we...

Violinist Jason Issokson capped an evening of clear, crisp music-making by the Waco Symphony Orchestra with a performance of the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto that was, well, clear, crisp, sweet at...

Waco artist Kermit Oliver likes to keep a low profile even though his work is highly regarded from here to Houston and, well, Paris where he has a long...

KWBU-FM’s Brodie Bashaw just passed this info along: ‘From The Top’s’ Waco show, taped Nov. 11 at Baylor’s Jones Concert Hall, will be broadcast at 7 p.m. Feb. 2 on...

It’s January, which means, for Waco movie audiences, a mix of small art or indie films arriving here after their Oscar-qualifying release in December as well as post-holiday filler that...

The science geek in me can’t resist: great post on space movies, physics and what space combat would really look like....

In skimming through a decade’s worth of coverage, I came across this passage from a 2002 story I did on Waco audiences and their reluctance to try the new and...

Arts supporters and organizations found a chunk of coal in their pre-Christmas stockings with the release of the National Endowment for the Arts’ latest Survey of Public Participation in the...