A.R.T. for Life: Walk A Mile In Their Shoes — The Kimbell
Sat, Jul 25, 2026
A community pop-up celebrating the creativity and accomplishments of young artists in the A.R.T. for Life program. The afternoon features one-of-a-kind painted sneakers created by participants, hands-on art projects, spoken-word performances, music by DJ Rob, drinks, and light refreshments. Mentors LeAnn Hale (artist and teacher) and Leanetta “Shug” Avery (poet, performer, and co-founder of Texas A&M's Mic Check spoken-word community) guided the participants. Art Reaching Teens (A.R.T.) for Life is an artist-mentored program serving young people in juvenile detention and on probation, founded in 2008 with Brazos County Juvenile Services. Free and open to the community.
More Fine Arts events
Tue, Sep 22, 2026
Film as Art: Mamma Roma (Pier Paolo Pasolini, Italy, 1962)
Film as Art screening — 110 min., not rated (likely PG-13). Introduced by a scholar in art history, visual studies, or film studies. Presented by The Queen's Film Society and Texas A&M's Program in Performance and Visual Studies.
Tue, Sep 22, 2026
Kimbell Unlocked
Kimbell Unlocked is a weekly open house for adults 18 and up at the Kimbell Cultural Event Center. Drop in any time to work on your own creative project, bring your own craft, and carve out a corner for yourself—or bring friends and make it a social making session. The space is big, open, and welcoming. From 7 to 10 PM, the Queen's Film Society screens films and the Brazos Fiber Arts group hosts their 'Sit and Stitch' gathering. An inclusive, community-building event where you're encouraged to color outside the lines.
Thu, Sep 24, 2026
Film as Art (101 Variant): Liquid Sky (Slava Tsukerman, US, 1982)
Film as Art screening — 112 min., Rated R. Free and unticketed. Also the evening of the exhibition's closing reception. Presented by The Queen's Film Society and Texas A&M's Program in Performance and Visual Studies.