The Pilot Dance Project

The dancers of The Pilot Dance Project will be dancing tomorrow as part of Executive and Artistic Director Adam Castaneda's "Carnegie Summer!" Join us at 12pm at Art in the Heart, 3405 Turner Drive, 77093! Free and open to the public! This new work is a celebration of reading, art, and the joy of learning!

Choreographer Adam Castan͂eda Presents Carnegie Summer Photo by Lynn LanePhoto by Lynn LanePhoto by Lynn Lane This new work is inspired by the Near Northside’s Carnegie Neighborhood Library and Learning Center. HOUSTON (March 15, 2026) – Houston-based …

It’s been such a great weekend at the 6th Annual Texas Latino/a/x Contemporary Dance Festival! Join us for closing night this evening at 6pm at ! The closing night roster includes returning artist , who will be showing “Patria Herida (Wounded Homeland).” In this work, dancers embody the contradictions of loving a country marked by both beauty and brutality. Tickets are still available at www.matchouston.org!

Opening night was such a huge success! We are excited to be back at 8pm at with and as they share “Home Body,” an exploration of the body’s both a stable and unstable anchor, incorporating sounds and behaviors from our worlds that bring a sense of home in a frequently changing landscape. Tickets are still available at www.matchouston.org!

We are excited to have such a wonderful roster of artists this year! The Sunday, March 29 program incudes with “M & C,” a work that asks, “Are you male enough? Are you feminine enough? Women are meant to be meek and quiet. With that being said, don’t you get tired?” Join us this weekend at !

We are only one night away from the opening of the Texas Latino/a/x Contemporary Dance Festival! The Sunday, March 29 program includes the premier of as she brings “The Space That Binds,” a work that explores the evolving relationship between two individuals, examine the connection they share while acknowledging their differences. Join us this weekend at !

We are thrilled to have .estrada.dance on the March 27 opening night program at ! She will be showing “Marcel,” inspired by Marcel Marceau, the French mime who transformed theatrical mime and championed humanitarian values. Rooted in a Hispanic-Latin American sensibility, Marcel becomes a quiet call for peace, hope, and connection amid humanity’s ever-evolving, migratory journey. Tickets available at www.matchouston.org.

We absolutely love our returning artists! returns to the Texas Latino/a/x Contemporary Dance Festival on the closing night, March 29 roster, with “Mi Tierra,” an autobiographical duet dedicated to her family and the people of Cuba who bravely made the voyage to escape tyrants. Tickets available at www.matchouston.org.

We are thrilled to have return to the Texas Latino/a/x Contemporary Dance Festival! She will be showing “(Still tangled in) La Meleza,” and work that is part time f an ongoing experimental, i@provisation-based exploration of the intersections between the ecology of weeds and the socio-political environments that constantly displace and dispossess people. Come see this beautiful work on the closing night program on Sunday, March 29, at 6pm at ! Tickets available at www.matchouston.org!

We are thrilled to have return to the festival for the third year in a row! Her ensemble, , will show “Macario,” based on a short story by Juan Rodolfo that employs a stream-of-consciousness style, voiced by an impoverished orphan. The character explores themes of hunger, fear, pleasure, and religious guilt. Come see the piece on the opening night program, March 27, at !

We are so excited to have so many first-time participants at the 6th Annual Texas Latino/a/x Contemporary Dance Festival! and Cecilia Gomez will be joining us on the opening night roster, March 27, with “F1N?,” a choreographic piece that honors the resilience and spirit of the Latino community while shedding light on the constant fear many live with, the fear of deportation. Join us at !

We are thrilled to have in from Washington, D.C. for the 6th Annual Texas Latino/a/x Contemporary Dance Festival! and will be showing “Brownness Num 3.2,” a piece that embodies the multiplicity of q***r and Latine/x identities, centering artists whose bodies, histories, and aesthetics resist erasure in the field of contemporary dance. Come see this compelling work Saturday, March 28 at !

We are a little over a week away from the opening of the 6th Annual Texas Latino/a/x Contemporary Dance Festival at ! Our resident company, , opens the festival with Executive and Artistic Director ‘s “A Quiet Ending,” his tribute to his paternal grandmother, Adelina Castaneda. Join us opening night, March 27!