When I first started working as the Arts and Literature editor at the Weekly Alibi , I wanted to send out requests for [...]

There’s music in the dark. Someone shuffles onto the stage and sits, but a guitar strum cuts through the silence for a long [...]

Jessica DuVerneay has a definite idea of what Cellar Door Gifts & Gallery should and should not be.She has a master’s degree in [...]

I had the opportunity—or misfortune, depending on how you look at it—to visit the jewel of the Texas Panhandle: Amarillo. I was meeting [...]

It was time to see; now it’s time to listen. STREET ARTS: A Celebration of Hip Hop Culture & Free Expression began in [...]

Children’s theater gets a bad rap. It’s generally dismissed as saccharine and slightly awkward pap that serves little purpose beyond giving parents an [...]

Stupid books are everywhere. Most of them will end up in thrift stores, clogging the shelves, mindless filler between musty copies of Fahrenheit [...]

Aux Dog is a good little theater. It has heart, and the productions that come out of it are generally well-conceived and entertaining. [...]

Independently owned book stores tend to be darker and more cavernous than their chain store counterparts. They are a source for used books [...]