Praise the Lord and pass the biscuits! The award-winning Sunday Gospel Brunch at House of Blues has arrived in Houston! Gospel Brunch is a one-of-a-kind live music show and dining experience.

Drawings On Site: Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, organized by Bernice Rose, chief curator of the Menil Drawing Institute and Study Center, in cooperation with the artists, will showcase more than a dozen large-scale drawings assembled primarily from the artists’ private collection.

Albania, a European country with a Muslim majority, succeeded where other European nations failed in dealing with Nazi Germany.

"Recent Accessions in Design" showcases objects made from innovative materials and cutting-edge technologies.

Drawn from the Menil's diverse collection of over 16,000 objects, Body in Fragments explores the manner in which the human form is dissected and reconfigured in the art of various times and places, conveying spiritual, physical, and intellectual notions of personhood.

The exhibit, created by Xavier University in Cincinnati, includes photographs, video footage, documents and artifacts recording the extraordinary contributions of Pope John Paul II to relations between the Catholic and Jewish faiths.

This two-act show combines original comedy sketches and music inspired by our current economic woes, and all of the laughs are brought to you by a rambunctious local furniture salesman named Uncle Dan, who was recently the victim of arson.

Come enjoy the English-language Premiere of "The House of Spirits" this fall!

Jewish, Catholic, Muslim houses of worship offer free tours on buildings and religious services.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and Asia Society, New York, offer an unprecedented exhibition of art from ancient Viet Nam‚ the first U.S. exhibition to address in depth the historical, geographic and cultural contexts of precolonial Vietnamese art.