Arts + Culture

A Plano resident of 30 years and an artist for many more, Joe Argomaniz describes himself as “A human being who appreciates the colors of nature, respects the fragility of life, and will only rest when I am dead.

This past weekend, the newest addition to Downtown Plano opened their doors to the public for the first time.

As a Brit in Texas, there is literally nothing I love more than indulging in something truly British.

Do you love art? Do you love discovering new and exciting things to do in our area? Then have we got news for you! The ArtCentre of Plano is partnering with the Crow Collection of Asian Art for a “behind the scenes” tour of the collection on February

Rendering photo courtesy of City of Plano Parks & Recreation The $1.

Business Council for the Arts (BCA) has begun serving local communities by launching the first Leadership Arts Institute (LAI) in Collin and Denton counties to develop the next generation of business leaders for the arts in North Texas, a project mad

Getting to the heart of the matter—and at the heart of the matter is love.

Historic Downtown Plano keeps getting better and better! Two restaurant owners who brought a couple of the best eats to the area, Jeff Bergus of Lockhart Smokehouse and Jorg Fercher from Jörg’s Cafe Vienna , created Ten 20 Gallery located in Downtown

Left to right: Philip Silvestri Owner of Plano Profile, Suzy Sloan Jones Executive Director of ArtCentre of Plano, Stephanie Tann and Camille Ussery Senior Vice President/Executive Officer of BTH Bank Plano Profile magazine began a “Spirit of Plano”

One of America’s most recognized illustrators is Plano resident Bart Forbes. His one-man show My Mind’s Eye opens Saturday, January 16 at the Valley House Gallery in Dallas.