Houston’s boldest chamber ensemble partners with local and national guests for an innovative, multidisciplinary program celebrating our city’s multicultural diversity. LATIN BEATS explores the breathtaking music of Brazil, Cuba, 
Venezuela and the Andes through new music, dance and fine art. Guests include dancers from Houston Ballet and Houston Contemporary Dance Company, Venezuelan virtuoso violinist Eddy Marcano and pianist Baden Goyo, and Spanish-born percussionist Jesús Pacheco. Music by Leo Brouwer, Heitor Villa-Lobos, Javier Farias, Aldemaro Romero, Arthur Gottschalk and more!
A newly commissioned canvas by Brazilian-born artist Tony Paraná provides a stunning backdrop to this multicultural program.
Kick off America’s birthday celebration and pay homage to our local service heroes at Stars at Night. A Salute to Service.
The Pavilion welcomes The Woodlands Symphony Orchestra to the Main Stage, 
sponsored by Howard Hughes Corporation and Woodforest National Bank.
This free Independence Eve pops spectacular features the Woodlands Symphony in a selection of patriotic favorites led by Artistic Director, Darryl Bayer.
The event will also recognize service stars (teachers, first responders, medical teams and front line workers) during the pandemic. Tickets are not required for this event. More info at www.woodlandscenter.org
Demario White B/K/A Moneybagg Yo came from South Memphis, Tennessee. The oldest of three siblings Moneybagg wore tired of seeing his mom struggle to feed him and his sisters, so he dropped out 
of High School and began running the streets with hopes to support and provide for his family.
During idle time Moneybagg Yo and his best friend Elo began freestyle fun, ELO would tell Moneybagg Yo he truly thought Baggs had what it takes to become a rap star.
In 2015 ELO's vision came true when Moneybagg Yo dropped Federal, a mixtape that set Memphis and Tennessee surrounding areas ablaze. But It wasn't until his best friend ELO was fatally gunned down in 2015 that Moneybagg Yo began to take rap music serious. During these painful times Moneybagg Yo penned and released a CD that wore heavy on the hearts of South and North Memphis. The cd was to titled "ELO" (Everybody Lives On) a tribute to (his Best-friend) the late ELO.
In 2016 Moneybagg Yo wasted no time releasing Federal Reloaded, a follow up to ELO. Records like "I need a plug" and "Lil Baby" a video that organically shot to 6 million views on YouTube and counting caught the attention of CMG Yo Gotti.
In October of 2016 Youtube video shows Moneybagg Yo signing to Yo Gotti in which video quickly spread online showing Yo Gotti giving MoneyBagg Yo 250k cash as a signing bonus. One week later MoneyBagg Yo and Yo Gotti quickly released "2 Federal" a collective collaboration Album that received millions streams and downloads on multiple sites, giving MoneyBagg Yo national notoriety.
Established in 2020, Art Museum TX is a not-for-profit institution in Fort Bend County, 
Texas, dedicated to presenting the region's contemporary art to the public. Art Museum TX provides an interchange for visual arts of the present and recent past, presents new directions in art, strives to engage the public, and encourages a greater understanding of contemporary art through education programs.
