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In the 1730s, Bach spent his Friday nights directing concerts at a Leipzig coffeehouse. For one night, they reopen it: the Fifth Brandenburg with its runaway harpsichord cadenza, the Second Orchestral Suite with its Badinerie, and a staged performance of Bach's comedy about a daughter who simply cannot give up coffee.
Bach Society Houston will celebrate the season with two of Bach cantatas, crowned by one of Bach's melodies, Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring, performed live and unamplified.
In collaboration with ConTempo Studios, this Bach program features an intimate company of musicians and dancers: a wink of Bridgerton, a minuet up close, and a whisper of Wicked.
Bryan Anderson plays Bach's highwire trio sonatas: three independent voices from two hands and two feet, no net.
Taiwan Pulse is a 70-minute performance inspired by Taiwan’s breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Blending dynamic percussion, traditional instruments, and modern rock, Ten Drum Art Percussion Group reimagines Taiwan’s musical traditions through bold, innovative storytelling.
Bodies Race Company will present Candy Cane Course. Participants will receive a designer shirt and custom medal, chip-timing with live results and awards. There will also be free photos, delicious treats, and plenty of fun.
By: Jacob Swain
As part of "A People’s History: The American Experiment on Stage: exhibition, the McNay Art Museum and the San Antonio AIDS Foundation will present Mike Nichol’s adaption of the Pulitzer Prize-winning 1991 Tony Kushner play, Angels In America.
River Oaks District will celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with an afternoon of cultural performances, artistry, and family-friendly fun. Attendees can enjoy performances by Colombian and Mexican folkloric dancers; an exclusive mariachi performance by Rice University's official mariachi ensemble, Mariachi Luna Llena; a curated selection of Hispanic-inspired treats; and an interactive kids' art experience presented by Crayola Imagine Arts Academy.
The Georgetown Fall Festival features a 4.5-acre themed corn maze and Texas-sized pumpkin patch featuring over 40 unique varieties of pumpkins. Visitors can enjoy daily pig races, a petting zoo, pony rides, wagon rides, apple cannons, and over 30 farm-themed activities. There will also be fireworks displays every Friday and Saturday night in October. (except for Halloween night).
Will Pepper is a Vietnamese-American comedian based in Los Angeles, whose sharp storytelling and offbeat observations make audiences feel like they’re catching up with an old friend, one who’s just a little too honest. He’s a recurring character on the wildly popular Uncle Roger Show, with episodes featuring him racking up over 10 million views.
