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Since its founding in 2009, The Texas Tribune has convened more than 500 live events in communities across the state, engaging more than 100,000 Texans. Advancing public dialogue and civic engagement is core to our mission. Through live events, we bring Texans face-to-face with the people and issues shaping the future of their communities and the state.
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Texas Tribune Editor-in-chief Matthew Watkins leads a panel discussion about preparing the next generation of RGV workers in Brownsville on Sept. 25, 2025. 
Texas Tribune senior events director Matt Ewalt chats with attendees following an event on the state’s community colleges Feb. 26, 2025 in Denton. Maria Crane for The Texas Tribune 
Texas Tribune Regions Editor Nic Garcia speaks with attendees at a Coffee and Conversation event in Brownsville on Sept. 25, 2025. 
TribCast co-host and Tribune law and politics reporter Eleanor Klibanoff, along with a panel of experts, analyze the results from the 2026 primary election. Photo by Montinique Monroe for the Texas Tribune 
An attendee speaks with a panelist on Jan. 21, 2025, following a discussion on how the Dementia Prevention and Research Institute of Texas can help make the state a research leader. John Jordan/The Texas Tribune 
Tribune reporter Eleanor Klibanoff moderates an event in Lubbock on the challenges to maternal health care in Texas. 
The Texas Tribune events team prepares to livestream a Sept. 24, 2025 event in Edinburg focused on the RGV economy. Gabriel V. Cárdenas for The Texas Tribune 
State Rep. Morgan Meyer, R-University Park, joined by state Sen. Bryan Hughes, R-Mineola, answers audience questions during a March 24, 2026 Tribune event in Dallas on the state’s push to become a new center of the corporate and financial worlds. Shelby Tauber for The Texas Tribune 
Tribune law and politics reporter Eleanor Klibanoff co-hosts a trivia night at The Batch in Austin on April 3, 2025, presented by The Texas Tribune and The Texas Standard. John Jordan/The Texas Tribune 
Tribune Regions Editor Nic Garcia speaks with a Longview reporter at an Oct. 9, 2025 event about the state’s’ water crisis and the path forward. 
Tribune VP of Sales Robert Nusbaum chats with an attendee before the start of a Sept. 25, 2025 event in Brownsville on preparing the next generation of RGV workers.
UPCOMING EVENTS
14
APR
One on one with Don Huffines
Austin | 9:00 AM — 10:00 AM
29
APR
One on one with Sarah Eckhardt
Austin | 9:00 AM — 10:00 AM
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Y’All Street: Is Texas the next financial hub?
We’ll discuss efforts to position Texas as the new center of the corporate and financial worlds, challenging New York and Delaware
TribCast Live: Breaking Down the 2026 Primary Results
Texas politics reporters unpack the record-breaking Senate primaries and the impact of self-funded ad buys and endorsements from President Trump and Gov. Abbott
TribCast Live: Previewing the 2026 Texas Primary
On Feb. 24, a week before Election Day, we heard from political strategists on where the state’s most consequential races stand and what their outcomes could mean for Texas
Texas’ Voucher Program: How it works and how to apply
On Feb. 19 in San Antonio, representatives from Texas Education Freedom Accounts and San Antonio schools shared information on who may be eligible, how to apply and key considerations for families deciding whether to participate.
Understanding Texas’ big investment in dementia research
A panel of experts joined The Texas Tribune on Wednesday to discuss how the Dementia Prevention and Research Institute of Texas could help make the state a leader in the disease’s research.
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