WEDNESDAY 03.18.2026

12–5 PM INSTALLATION VIEWING + 6:30–8:30 PM LIVE PERFORMANCE: DiverseWorks presents The Past Does Not Need You, But It Borrows Your Mouth at MATCH

5:30–8:15 PM OPENING RECEPTION The Open Door Gallery presents B.T.S. Behind-The-Scenes for Houston Latino Film Festival at MATCH – photography, video installations, set-life environments, historical cinema archives, props, and production artifacts that reveal the creative labor and unseen moments that bring cinema to life.

6:30–8 PM ARTIST TALK Jamie Robertson: soft heat at Houston Center for Photography – his exhibition is a photographic study of wetlands in the Southern United States through black and white infrared film photography and is a continuation of his exploration of swamps and the space they hold in American society

THURSDAY 03.19.2026

5–7 PM OPENING RECEPTION Pixels + Silver: Photographs & Memories at Cloister Gallery at Christ Church Cathedral

5–8 PM OPENING RECEPTION NIZIE l Flor de Agua by Luvia Lazo at Serrano Gallery at Silver Street Studios (2000 Edwards St., 77007)

6–8 PM ART EVENT Let's Go Rodeo: Resident Artist Exhibit at Rozi Turnbull Gallery (Sawyer Yards) – featured artist Nancy Bryant and live music by Jorge Rivas

6–8 PM OPENING RECEPTION Donald Sultan: New Mimosa Paintings at McClain Gallery

6–9 PM OPENING RECEPTION Garden Party: Hunt Slonem at Laura Rathe Fine Art (River Oaks District)

FRIDAY 03.20.2026

5–7 PM OPENING RECEPTION Mary Baxter: Random Moments from South County and E. Dan Klepper | Wayfinder: Navigating the Natural Order at Foltz Fine Art

6–8 PM RECEPTION Osamu James Nakagawa: Witness Trees + Indelible Structures at ELLIO Fine Art

6:30–8:30 PM OPENING RECEPTION This is America at Hardy & Nance Studios – large-scale installation of photocopied photos from photographers around the world; also open on Saturday, March 21, 5–10 PM and Sunday, March 22 | 1–4 PM

6–9 PM FILM SCREENING Elis (Brazil, 2016) as part of Our Music, More Than a Language | Nuestra música, más que una lengua by East End Movie Nights at Dreamers Books + Culture – true story of Elis Regina, undoubtedly the greatest Brazilian singer of all time, is told with all the energetic and pulsating rhythm of her music. Free admission and popcorn, too!

7:30–9:30 PM CONCERT A Musical Evening with Maestro Hans Graf & Mercury Chamber Orchestra at Our Texas Cultural Center – part of the Lilia Khakimova and C. Robert Bunch Concert Series; tickets $30

SATURDAY 03.21.2026

12–5 PM ART EVENT Archivists of the Houston Area present Old, Weird Houston: Local History Fair & Archives Bazaar at Orange Show Center for Visionary Art (2334 Gulf Terminal Dr., 77023) – regional archives and collections (private and public) offer speakers and displays of offbeat and rarely seen materials in a fair-style setting with food trucks and vendors specializing in Houston-proud books, crafts, library information science, and apparel.

3–5 PM CONCERT Bach Society Houston presents Bach's Mass in B minor, BWV 232 at Christ the King Lutheran Church – Celebrate Bach's 341st birthday! Tickets $35–$50 (students $10)

3–5 PM OPENING RECEPTION Lorena Morales: That Which We Want to Remember/Aquello que Queremos Recordar at Houston Center for Contemporary Craft

5–7 PM CURATOR TALK + POETRY + COCKTAILS Holly Josey: The Day The Wind Drew at Monterroso Gallery at Crimson (2220 Westcreek Ln, Houston 77027)

7–9 PM CONCERT Music at the Meeting House: Pianist Yvonne Chen at First Congregational Church of Houston – free

SUNDAY 03.22.2026

5–7 PM CONCERT Jazzy Sundays in the Park: Mathias Lattin with Unusual Musicians Collective Band at Discovery Green – free

6–8 PM MUSIC PERFORMANCE Bob Henschen Jazz Quartet featuring Warren Sneed at Archway Gallery