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On an overcast March day, Rosemary Mazor is saying goodbye to friends at the Stanford Financial Group in the Galleria area. This week, the doors are open for employees who...
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Here’s how you can see the Little Mermaid, Peter Pan, Simba and Lilo all in one sitting: Disney on Ice: Mickey & Minnie’s Magical Journey. Mickey and his girlfriend...
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No identity is safe with painter Stanley Bermúdez. In the portraits of “Retratos y Banderas,” the Venezuela-raised artist uses vertical lines and bold,...
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What’s Houston going to look like in 50 years? In a hundred? By then we might be a mega-metropolis stretching beyond Highway 6 to the outskirts of San Antonio. Can’t...
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Known as reality TV’s sexiest and most romantic couple, Joyce and Uchenna Agu were winners of the seventh season of The Amazing Race. Once they got back home to Houston...
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Egg hunts are just one of the many activities planned for kids during Easter in the Gardens. There’s also a petting zoo (featuring lots of bunnies as well as other...
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It’s a jumble of crazy relatives, country music, drunks, cheaters, a female ex-con, a Vietnam vet with two wooden legs and a Tammy Wynette-look-alike transvestite...
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The man who made “here’s your sign” a catchphrase, blue collar comic Bill Engvall, might be the only nationally known funny man working today to come from...
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Stephanie Diamond, Lance Flowers and Lisa Qualls are among the artists presenting their work at “Round 30: Home. Space. Place.” The Project Row Houses exhibit focuses...
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The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston’s film division continues its centenary homage to director David Lean with the 1953 movie Hobson’s Choice. Set in 1890s England,...
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Leave it to the offbeat artistic visionaries at local treasure The Orange Show to put its own spin on an Easter tradition with the Easter Orange Hunt. Here, anxious kiddies...
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Spend some time with Two Star Symphony during Discovery Green’s Sundays in the Park for a lovely, if eerie, afternoon. The local string quartet will be performing its...
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In the 1960s, Houston was concerned with civil rights and the antiwar movement. In the 1860s Houston was concerned with civil rights and the antiwar movement. At the "Life in...
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What’s Asian Heritage Month without a little art? “Way Way Out West” guarantees that you won’t have to find out with a presentation of ceramic, photographic...
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There are two kinds of stars at today’s Disney’s Beauty and the Beast — The Broadway Musical. There’s the Big Dipper kind, and then there’s the...
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The Station Museum of Contemporary Art paired Houstonians Jesse Lott: The Urban Frontier and Javier de Villota: DeHumanization Echo for a shared show not only because their...
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When disaster strikes, there are the victims, and then there are all those well-meaning do-gooders who want to help those victims. Sujit Saraf's Everyone Loves a Good Tsunami,...
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Stephen Schwartz, the man behind Godspell and Wicked, tackles the conflict between fathers and sons, mothers and daughters in Children of Eden, presented here by Masquerade...
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Say happy birthday to Discovery Green during today’s Earth Day festivities. There’s a Mothers for Clean Air Earth Day 5K, green transportation, green art, green...
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What rhymes with art? We’re hoping the writers at A Poetic Response to Marlene Dumas have more mature responses than ours. Sasha West, a poet and former managing editor of...
