Open studios
Box 13 ArtSpace 6700 Harrisburg Blvd, Houston, TX, United StatesBOX 13 ArtSpace is excited to announce its 2025 Artist Open Studio event, taking place on January 25 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. During this special event, the public […]
BOX 13 ArtSpace is excited to announce its 2025 Artist Open Studio event, taking place on January 25 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. During this special event, the public […]
In this FREE concert, breweries pair their finest brews with opera’s finest melodies! Experience the magical melding of taste and sound as local musicians Kaitlyn Stavinoha, Megan Berti, and Bethany […]
Box 13 ArtSpace is pleased to present, On the Backroads, a survey of works by Jonas Criscoe exploring the aesthetics of detritus and decay through the lens of surface, material […]
Box 13 ArtSpace is pleased to present, On the Backroads, a survey of works by Jonas Criscoe exploring the aesthetics of detritus and decay through the lens of surface, material […]
Box 13 ArtSpace is pleased to present, On the Backroads, a survey of works by Jonas Criscoe exploring the aesthetics of detritus and decay through the lens of surface, material […]
Box 13 ArtSpace is pleased to present, On the Backroads, a survey of works by Jonas Criscoe exploring the aesthetics of detritus and decay through the lens of surface, material […]
Box 13 ArtSpace is pleased to present, On the Backroads, a survey of works by Jonas Criscoe exploring the aesthetics of detritus and decay through the lens of surface, material […]
BOX 13 Announces Annual “Empty BOX” Silent Auction and Fundraiser on May 10, 2025 Celebrating 17 Years of Supporting Houston’s Vibrant Art Community Event Details Date: Saturday, May 10, 2025 […]
PUSH/PULL is a transdisciplinary exhibition project featuring new works by aisha tida and Leila Mnekbi, developed with the support of ARCOS Dance. The exhibition at Box13 ArtSpace invites visitors to […]
A 60-minute guided movement session for all bodies. Frameworks include questioning the systems that shape and restrict our body’s movements, building trust with our body, witnessing as an act of […]
PUSH/PULL is a transdisciplinary exhibition project featuring new works by aisha tida and Leila Mnekbi, developed with the support of ARCOS Dance. The exhibition at Box13 ArtSpace invites visitors to […]
PUSH/PULL is a transdisciplinary exhibition project featuring new works by aisha tida and Leila Mnekbi, developed with the support of ARCOS Dance. The exhibition at Box13 ArtSpace invites visitors to […]
PUSH/PULL is a transdisciplinary exhibition project featuring new works by aisha tida and Leila Mnekbi, developed with the support of ARCOS Dance. The exhibition at Box13 ArtSpace invites visitors to […]
Bayou Preservation’s Resiliency At-Home Summer Workshop Series: Pollinator Gardens Saturday, June 21 | FREE | Magnolia Multi-Service Center Kick off the Bayou Preservation Association’s Resiliency At-Home Summer Workshop Series, starting […]
PUSH/PULL is a transdisciplinary exhibition project featuring new works by aisha tida and Leila Mnekbi, developed with the support of ARCOS Dance. The exhibition at Box13 ArtSpace invites visitors to […]
Join fellow menders at the community crafting table in “Aftercare Space” inside the exhibition PUSH/PULL. During this mending meetup, hosted by Mend with Friends, you are encouraged to use fabric […]
PUSH/PULL is a transdisciplinary exhibition project featuring new works by aisha tida and Leila Mnekbi, developed with the support of ARCOS Dance. The exhibition at Box13 ArtSpace invites visitors to […]
Join us for the second installment of Bayou Preservation Association’s Resiliency At-Home Summer Workshop Series, a hands-on program designed to empower residents with nature-based solutions that benefit both their neighborhoods […]
Bayou Preservation’s Resiliency At-Home Summer Workshop Series: Rainwater Harvesting Saturday, August 16 | FREE | Magnolia Multi-Service Center Join us for the final installment of Bayou Preservation Association’s Resiliency At-Home […]
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