A Jewish organization helped him flee as a teen. Years later as a US soldier, my father went in search of the parents he'd ...

For this installment of Jim Duncan's Austin, we look at four Austin-centric festivals: Eeyore's Birthday, Chiggerfest, Bat ...

The Lerner Theatre is celebrating 100 years this year, and to finish off the year’s activities, it is presenting its own musical, “The Gift,” about the history of the theater. The show is a fictional ...

"It really felt like one room after another...we were living in this story, in this world," director Aram Rappaport said.

The Henry Moore Institute has long been a pioneer in terms of innovative, ground-breaking research and exhibitions, and the organization’s latest show is a case in point.

The museum's display, titled By Appointment Only, showcases three British Romani artists.

Neither the victims nor the person of interest have been identified yet in the shooting that left two dead and nine others ...

The comedian gets vulnerable in “Night Thoughts,” his first standup special in twelve years. But the real star of the show ...

Over 600 people dropped by the Flagler Museum on Dec. 7 to enjoy holiday drinks, seasonal tunes and the lighting of the museum's 16-foot tree.

Everyone loves tiny dancers. Now some artists are considering why they bring us such joy — and what lessons they might have ...

Millions of women joined the workforce to help out with the war effort. In the process, they changed women's roles in society.

In the 400 block of East Fifth Street in Downtown Austin, a small Victorian house trimmed with gingerbread detailing and wrapped by broad porches sits quietly among modern buildings. But more than a ...