Comedian, impersonator, parodist, singer and humanitarian Maxim Galkin presents a brand new concert program. Previously the host of the Russian version of Who Wants to Be

Enjoy a lively discussion with Andrew Krivak, author of this year’s NEA Big Read Irving title “The Bear.” Free copies of the book will be

Nov 1-16, 2024 at Irving Arts Center Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by Hugh Wheeler Suggested by a film by Ingmar Bergman Directed

MUMENTOUS author Amy J. Schultz will present, “All the Bells & Whistles: A hilarious journey through the history of homecoming mums in Texas.” Copies of

Moon Byul of the hit K-pop group MAMAMOO is bringing her solo concert tour Moon Byul 1st World Tour [MUSEUM : an epic of Starlit]

What is Tea with Belle? Tea with Belle is an opportunity to dine in the castle on the stage where Beauty and the Beast, Jr

Lunch & Learn is a free monthly in-person program, typically held the first Tuesday of the month, from 12 noon – 1:30 p.m. at Irving

Lunch & Learn is a free monthly in-person program, typically held the first Tuesday of the month, resumes October 1 from 12 noon – 1:30

Hope In The Heartland is a musical created by Dallas based, award-winning songwriter, Chris Machen. Featuring 22 original songs, the show is based on the

Live contemporary gospel music by instrumentalist, singer, songwriter and producer Twice David. Twice David has arranged and produced music for multiple Gospel artists prior to