Lindsey Wilson

6 days ago | artsandculturetx.com | Lindsey Wilson

It’s Mickey Mouse, but not. It’s The Simpsons, but twisted. It’s a shaggy Muppet, but there’s something off about the eyes…Since the late 1990s, KAWS (legal name: Brian Donnelly) has been putting his own original twist on well-known pop-culture figures and inventing his own cast of iconic characters that are complex, familiar, and deeply relatable.

6 days ago | dallas.culturemap.com | Lindsey Wilson

Heroes both big and small, fictional and real, assembled at the Hilton Anatole on Friday, April 11 for the sold-out Children’s Cancer Fund gala. The event, celebrating its 35th year, raises millions of dollars for pediatric cancer research and Child Life services. This year's gala proved especially successful, breaking records with a whopping $3 million raised.

1 week ago | fortworth.culturemap.com | Lindsey Wilson

Fort Worth diners crave comfort, community, and creativity, as demonstrated by this lineup of top tier restaurants nominated for 2025 Tastemaker Awards Restaurant of the Year. Some reopened after periods of dormancy, others revitalized dilapidated areas, and still others became so successful, they’ve spun off new locations. On the list is a Michelin Guide recommendation, a restaurant that sustains itself by giving back to the community, and a nearly 100-year-old institution.

1 week ago | dallas.culturemap.com | Lindsey Wilson

It was all cowboy boots and sequins at Gilley's Dallas on March 29, where supporters of Bruce Wood Dance Dallas turned out in their glam Western best for the company's annual fundraising gala. This year's 15th anniversary celebration was themed after late founder Bruce Wood's Cowboy Songs, his heartfelt tribute to the spirit of the Lone Star State.

1 week ago | artsandculturetx.com | Lindsey Wilson

At a time when many institutions are pulling away from telling diverse stories, Houston is proudly showing its support for the Black artistic community with the Fade To Black Festival. This week-long summer celebration highlights and elevates Black voices, transforming downtown Houston into a hub of Black artistry from June 8-14. “A few years ago, I had returned from the International Black Theatre Festival in North Carolina and thought, ‘Why is there nothing like this in Houston?