MILLER OUTDOOR THEATRE

Exploring the history of this Houston gem and how it plans to celebrate its centennial.

The Trinity Irish Dance Company performs an Irish Dance in the studio ahead of their performance at Houston Outdoor Theatre's 100th Anniversary.

The free entertainment venue in Hermann Park, which starts its 2023 season this Friday, has launched a $12.5 million capital campaign for renovations and improvements.

Several holiday-themed events are planned for this weekend. Most are for adults, but some also cater to families.

The Houston Jazz Collective and Nellie McKay perform classics at Miller Outdoor Theatre.

William Shakespeare's "King Lear" and "Cymbeline" will be performed alternatively during the festival, which runs through Aug. 6 and is free to attend.

The Houston Shakespeare Festival returns to Miller Outdoor Theatre in late July with performances of “King Lear” and “Cymbeline” from July 28 through Aug. 6.

Miller Outdoor Theatre announced its performance schedule for July.

Houston has a couple hills. Do you know where they are? We do.

As the Houston Texans prepare for what could be one of their more highly impactful NFL Drafts in recent memory, they have set the stage for the excitement that comes with that.

A fully staged theatrical production that features international, regional, and local artists guaranteed to make you dance.

Check out a list of some things to do all over H-Town this weekend!

Miller Outdoor Theatre in Hermann Park will offer Houston-area residents 10 free performances during August. The lineup includes a slew of Shakespeare films and musical performances.

Celebrate Juneteenth early, the Houston Symphony’s return to Miller Outdoor Theatre, and “reel” pride in this week’s list of best bets.

Hundreds came out to the Miller Outdoor Theatre to enjoy the Houston Ballet Reignited program.

Whether you want to celebrate the Mexican army’s 1862 victory over the French or take in a series of dance films straight from your couch, we’ve got you covered in this week’s best virtual bets.

The theater has been around since 1923, and it’s one of Houston’s most beloved cultural treasures.

Hermann Park’s Miller Outdoor Theatre will conclude their extended hiatus and return with a schedule packed full of shows for the whole family to enjoy.

As many look forward to the end of canceled events, Miller Outdoor Theatre has extended its closure. Miller Outdoor Theatre announced all performances through the end of July are canceled. Guests were expecting events to resume in June, as cancellations were originally announced to last through May. The decision was made with the safety of attendees, staff, and performing arts partners in mind, the announcement states. Miller Outdoor Theatre is working to reschedule performances for companies that can postpone to later dates.

It may not feel like fall right now, but there are a few free things you can do this weekend to get you in the autumnal spirit. Pumpkin FestIt's pumpkin season and it shows at Cornelius Nursery. Drop in to enjoy free activities for the whole family, like pumpkin decorating for the kids, performances by Mad Science and you can even sign up for fall table decorating workshops. More infoFall FestivalThe fall festivities continue in Oak Ridge North at the communitys sixth annual Fall Festival on Saturday in Marilyn Edgar Park. More infoChicano FestivalThe Houston Chicano Festival kicks off this weekend at Miller Outdoor Theatre where all performances are free.

The Houston Shakespeare Festival put on by the University of Houston School of Theatre and Dance is coming to town Friday through Aug. 11. The shows will be taking place at Miller Outdoor Theatre in Hermann Park. The Houston Shakespeare Festival was started in 1975 by Dr. Sidney Berger, who was then the director of the School of Theatre and Dance. The collaboration between the university and the city has continued each summer; and the department continues to put on free plays at Miller Outdoor Theatre. While guests are welcome at Miller Outdoor Theatre for free, with a donation of $60 or more, guests can enjoy premium seats.

Escape to the forest of Arden with As You Like It , part of this year's Houston Shakespeare Festival. We've got world-class Shakespeare at Miller Outdoor Theatre, nine raucous world premieres in Spontaneous Smattering, and White Linen Night in the Heights. A contemporary Julius Caesar opens this year's Houston Shakespeare Festival. Uber is the official ride of White Linen Night. White Linen Night in the Heights is scheduled for August 3 from 6-10 p.m. Saturday along the 200 and 300 blocks of 19th.

Let the holiday weekend fun and celebration continue, all while staying on budget, with these free events.Miller Outdoor Theatre will be holding a night of street dance and classical music! The 'Fly Dance Company: The gentlemen of hip-hop' takes the stage on Friday at 8:30 p.m. for a two-hour performance. For more details, click here Looking to get your brain going this weekend? Memorial City Mall is hosting 'Trivia Night in the Square' Everyone is welcomed to play and watch Friday at 8 p.m., but you must be 18 or older to win a prize.Continue the live music and dancing on Saturday, July 6 at the Sugar Land Town Square for the Red, White, Blues and Brews On Sunday, head over to the Raven tower for Black Swan Sunday . It's yoga for all levels of fitness, followed by brunch with refreshing drinks.

HOUSTON - Here are some fun, free things to do this weekend. Miller Outdoor Theater Summer SymphonyTonight, you can enjoy a night out at the Miller Outdoor Theatre for an Exxon Mobil Summer Symphony performance at 8:30 p.m. Friday. Free tickets are available (4 per person) from 10:30 am to 1 p.m. while they last at the Miller Outdoor Theatre box office. If tickets are left over, the box office will reopen one hour before show time to give them out. AsiaFest is a free indoor event that explores different regions' traditions, cultures, and food.