Special Events

Free - Registration Required (da clic aquí para español) Join Rendezvous Center for Art and DiverseWorks for a gathering and planning meeting for the 2028 50th Anniversary of Town Meeting I. Dinner will be provided by Rendezvous, and Spanish/English language interpretation will be available. Growing out of a June “Town Meeting 1978-2028” Symposium at Art League Houston, this is the second bimonthly meeting for planning the 2028 50th Anniversary of Town Meeting I, the landmark gathering of 4,000 queer Houstonians at the Astro Arena which catalyzed Houston’s queer community and led to the creation of important institutions including the Montrose Center and Legacy Health. This gathering is free, and registration is required. TOWN MEETING 1978-2028 Bimonthly Planning Meeting Sunday, December 14 6 pm-8 pm at DiverseWorks MATCH Gallery, 3400 Main St. Featuring presentation by: Anandrea Molina Executive Director, Organización Latina Trans in Texas (OLTT) Free - Registration REQUIRED Dinner will be provided! Spanish/English Language Interpretation will be available ABOUT TOWN MEETING 1978-2028 “Town Meeting 1978-2028” is an initiative instigated by queer Houston artists Nick Vaughan & Jake Margolin and is supported by Rendezvous Center for Art, a new nonprofit dedicated to supporting interdisciplinary art that explores the rich diversity of queer experiences. These bi-monthly planning meetings will be held at […]

The Idea Fund awards annual grants supporting innovative, experimental, public-facing projects by Houston-based artists and groups that expand our understanding of how art exists in the world. Join us for this free event to meet this year’s grant recipients and hear about their exciting, upcoming projects!

A multidisciplinary exhibition of newly commissioned works by Hong Hong, consisting of a four-channel video installation, sculpture, and performance. These projects engage with movement, language, and history, exploring Angel Island through nonlinear storytelling and embodied research.

Join DiverseWorks, Archway Gallery, and the Jung Center for a conversation with Sharon Louden, artist and author of "Last Artist Standing: Living and Sustaining a Creative Life Over 50," a book of interviews​ with artists offering models of resilience​ and ingenuity, ​a​s well as pragmatic solutions.