Out of Town for Thu., April 1

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Wild & Scenic Film Festival Drive-In

Pines and Prairies Land Trust presents the Wild & Scenic Film Festival, an evening under the stars at Billig Ranch to enjoy short films showcasing amazing stories of conservationists, ranchers, and adventurers across the country. Camping on-site is available after the screening, and hikes are planned for the evening and morning after.

Festival: Sat., April 3, 4-11pm; overnight camping available. $75 per car.
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Bill Ranch, 208 Billig Lane, Paige

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"Time No Longer" by Anri Sala

The internationally renowned multimedia artist presents a new immersive sound and visual installation in the city’s former underground water reservoir.

Fri., March 12-Sun., Dec. 12. $12/$8; free on Thursdays.
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Buffalo Bayou Cistern, Houston
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Dallas Blooms

The largest floral festival in the Southwest celebrates “America the Beautiful” with an explosion of: color over 66 acres on the shores of White Rock Lake.

Feb. 20-April 11. $12-17.
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Arboretum and Botanical Gardens, Dallas
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Dogwood Festival

Nothing says spring like the blooming of the dogwood trees in East Texas, and the season kicks off with a weekend of music, arts, and food in downtown.

Sat., March 20-Sun., April 4
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Palestine
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Hollywood’s Sistine Chapel: Sacred Sets for Stage & Screen

Six hand-painted soundstage backdrops are on exhibit alongside artwork from the Tobin Collection of Theatre Arts. The backdrops, on loan from Texas Performing Arts at UT-Austin, were created for MGM’s 1968 papal drama, The Shoes of the Fisherman, starring Anthony Quinn. These six replicas of Renaissance masterpieces in the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel were nearly discarded before being rescued in 2017.

Through April 4. $10-20; free on Thursdays, 4-6pm, and first Sundays, noon-5pm.
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McNay Museum, San Antonio
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Oyster Season

It was a brave soul who ate the first oyster, and now the bivalve mollusks are on the dinner table. This is the time to get the freshest oysters as fishermen come into the Rockport/Fulton Harbor around 4-5pm. The annual Fulton Oyster Festival has been canceled for this year, but there are still plenty of oysters available at local markets and restaurants.

Through April 30
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Rockport/Fulton