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This concert of music from the pacifist community offered a meaningful alternative to the usual July Fourth celebration

You'll want a dragon of your own after seeing this animated sequel that surpasses the original.

In its latest festival, Conspirare finds passions thriving in 21st century music

Dance artists Heloise Gold and Julie Nathanielsz, and a new 'Gold Show|Rose Show'

Chorus Austin's showcase of new choral work by Texas composers proved there is plenty of homegrown talent to celebrate

These monsters have more audience appeal than their human co-stars – which is good and bad.

Scarlett Johansson is the blank alien who prowls for earthmen in this spare and disorienting genre smash-up.

This is not your standard music festival – you'll hear sounds you've never heard before

National Theatre of Scotland serves up one helluva grand show

Pulitzer Prize winner Kevin Puts brings waves into the concert hall with new symphonic work

Former graduate string quartet at UT has graduated to teaching and a bustling career

New film features local musician's road to symphonic success

The 32-year-old British quartet is shown in depth that only begins with the 3-D.

The musical pioneer reveals multiple facets of her artistry in multiple visits to Austin

Local horns rile the Continental Club Thursdays in August

Drive's Nicolas Winding Refn reunites again with Ryan Gosling and adds Kristin Scott Thomas to the mix for this descent into heartlessness.

This sequel is a prequel about the school days of the future Monsters, Inc. employees, Sulley and Mike.

This new Superman flies without a lot of emotional baggage, which is mostly a good thing though the character could stand a bit more dramatic heft.

The 2013 class of the Austin Arts Hall of Fame

Live show celebrates "Now Would Be a Good Time" debut

The Austin Critics Table has honored five more pioneers in the Austin arts community

Generous performances from violinist Stephanie Sant'Ambrogio and pianist Gregory Allen made this an impressive recital

La Follia's well-crafted program of music by Bach exposed the energetic and dynamic Baroque spirit

For the third time, the Austin Symphony gives Texas composers under 18 a chance to be heard

Yolanda Kondonassis joins ASO to show there's much more to harps than angel strumming

Butler School concert honors African American composer

eighth blackbird helps Texas Performing Arts change how we regard classical

Visit from stork means shift in Schumann's concert schedule

It's another stampede to La Follia's harpsichord concert