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Alvin Ailey: A Revolutionary Force in American Dance and Culture
Alvin Ailey (1931-1989) transformed the landscape of American dance and left an indelible mark on the nation's cultural identity.
Apr 263 min read
A Cozy Winter Honeymoon in Denver
See how we explored Denver, Colorado on our holiday honeymoon!
Apr 256 min read
Unveiling Houston's Cultural Tapestry: A Closer Look at the Impact of Multicultural Festivals on Local Artists
Houston, Texas, shines with a rich art scene and vibrant cultural diversity. Each year, this dynamic city hosts numerous multicultural festivals that celebrate its various communities and heritage. These festivals are vital in shaping the local arts scene, offering artists a chance to display their work, connect with audiences, and grow creatively.
Apr 173 min read
Katherine Dunham: The Dancer Who Brought the World to Our Feet
Discover Katherine Dunham, a trailblazer who blended ballet with Afro-Caribbean dance, revolutionizing choreography, inspiring generations.
Apr 62 min read
How to Choose the Perfect Company Name and Logo for Your Photography Business
A Guide for Houston Photographers Starting a photography business is an exciting journey, and one of the most important steps is...
Apr 54 min read
Ciara Announces New Dance Icon Competition
The winner will be featured in Ciara's next music video and take home $20,000.
Dec 10, 20241 min read
Project Row Houses Founder and Artist, Floyd Newsum, Dies
Re-published article from Houston Landing about the passing of Project Row Houses founder and artist, Floyd Newsome.
Aug 30, 20240 min read
Ryan Zamora's Audio Production Journey
Ryan Zamora is an audio engineer, musician, and music producer in Clearlake, TX. As a man of many talents, he remains humble thanks to...
Apr 1, 20242 min read
Jazzy Sundays Returns to Emancipation Park
In 2017, Emancipation Park reopened during Juneteenth weekend after undergoing a $33.6 million renovation to conserve the park’s history....
Mar 27, 20242 min read
A Mosaic Wonderland in Houston’s East End
Smither Park, the first folk art-inspired park in Houston, is a communal labor of love.
Mar 19, 20242 min read
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