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The award-winning film “World Without Waves,” a provocative look at love, lust, self-deception and redemption, will premiere in Fort Worth on Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2006 at 7:00 PM at The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. The free screening presented by The Lone Star Film Society will include a discussion about the film and its making with the filmmaker, J. Mitchell Johnson, who is a resident of Fort Worth.

On Friday, September 29 at 9 pm, the creatively terrifying haunted house, known as the Dungeon of Doom, launched its eighteenth year in its regular haunt, the basement of the Arlington Museum of Art.

This frighteningly festive fundraiser will feature food (fabulous fajitas and pizza!), a Costume Parade, a raffle with great prizes, and of course a big, bad bowling competition!

To celebrate the closing night of its successful 2006 season, Hip Pocket Theatre is planning on having a ball – a costume ball, to be exact – and you’re invited!

The 12th Annual Artists Against AIDS Silent Art Auction benefiting Tarrant County AIDS Interfaith Network (TCAIN) will take place on Saturday, October 21, 2006 from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. at the Fort Worth Community Arts Center.

Enjoy the re-release of eight memorable films from internationally acclaimed Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar as The Modern Art Museum presents “Viva Pedro!” as part of its ongoing film series, Magnolia at the Modern.

The Pottery Studio at Lockheed-Martin Recreation Center will sponsor the 5th annual “Pottery in the Park” event October 14 and 15, 2006.

The Arts Council of Fort Worth and Tarrant County and the Fort Worth Community Arts Center have annouced fourteen choreographers selected for the Second Annual “Fort Worth Dance Festival: Out of Bounds”, which will be held in October at the Arts Center.

After an extensive national search, the Fort Worth-based Texas Boys Choir announces Brian Stratton as the new Artistic Director. He is only the fifth Artistic Director in the choir’s 60 year history.

Don’t miss guest artist Ed Smith in a cameo appearance with Kids Who Care. A veteran stage director, performer and teacher whose resumé boasts more than three decades of international directing and teaching, Ed is the new artistic director of the Jubilee Theatre.