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http://www.eastsidesocialcenter.com The East Side Social Center is a community collaboration that provides a venue for local and incoming performance artists and musicians. They host everything from weekly book clubs to rowdy punk shows, all in one space. More >>
http://www.eastsidesocialcenter.com The East Side Social Center is a community collaboration that provides a venue for local and incoming performance artists and musicians. They host everything from weekly book clubs to rowdy punk shows, all in one space. More >>
When the day's work is done at the Maxwell House Coffee plant, this old Eastside haunt comes to life. As the factory workers filter in for happy hour rounds of some of the cheapest beer to be found in the city, this sleepy bar comes to life with Tejano blaring on the jukebox. In house entertainment consists of a couple Pool tables that have seen better days and you'd be better off using a tree branch instead of the even more haggard pool cues. But that is just part of the charm, if you're looking for top shelf drinks and super models to hit on; this isn't the place for you. If you're looking for a somewhere to get lost or just a spot to down a couple Lone Stars with a few friends, well you found the right place. More >>
http://www.orangeshow.org Once an unprepossessing bungalow, this only-in-Houston labor of love/shrine to citrus fruit was cobbled together over several decades by postal worker Jeff McKissack, an eccentric fellow who believed that oranges were the key to longevity. McKissack transformed the house utterly - there's a small amphitheater outside, folk-art maxims testifying to orange power on the walls, mannequins scattered about in pro-orange propaganda tableaux. It's really hard to explain - you'll just have to see it for yourself. The foundation that runs the place books some really cool indie rock, neo-folk, avant-garde hip-hop and roots rock shows, which should give you even more incentive to see this totally unique art space. More >>
http://www.facebook.com/palmersicehouse Approaching Wayside Drive from I-10 on Houston's east side, Palmer's Ice House beckons with an enticing neon glow and draws a sizable, predominantly Hispanic crowd. It probably doesn't hurt that the brews are fairly inexpensive, or that the big patio offers an escape from the bustling crowds when needed. Live bands mean Palmer's small dance floor is often lively on the weekend. A bona fide taco truck is parked next to the patio when your stomach decides it needs some late-night grub. More >>
http://www.superhappyfunland.com If you are a Houston-area band or musician with an otherwise unclassifiable sound, then Super Happy Fun Land is your paradise. Located off a shadowy side of Polk next to a haunted-looking train crossing, SHFL is one of the last bastions of weird in Houston (aside from spirit brother Notsuoh). You can find bands playing at this art-space/venue almost every single night of the week. A few months back, Monotonix played part of their show inside the men's bathroom. The inner décor is curated by a hella arty team who also run the proceedings with an extremely understanding hand. Make sure to buy a sock monkey on the way out. More >>
http://www.warehouselive.com Warehouse Live has about a million things going for it. Let's start with the obvious: the booze is cheap, and you have at least six places to get your liquid fix. The sound system is awesome, as are the venue's sight lines, in both the main ballroom and the smaller studio setting. Even cooler is the air conditioning. True, rock and roll is meant to draw sweat and stank, but some nights you just want to literally chill out and see a band without buying stock in Right Guard. The venue just added a quiet bar inside the building for when you feel like taking a break in between bands to get away from the throngs in the other rooms. More >>
http://www.whiteswanlive.com From the outside, this music venue on Navigation built in the late 40s looks like a run-down corner store. But once inside all those memories of Cokes and candy are coated over with Budweiser posters plastered on the wall and beer paraphernalia scattered literally everywhere. White Swan is also one of the best places in town to catch punk, grind and noise bands away from the usual spots and attitudes found in Montrose. If you feel like drinking a lot but are on a budget, they offer eight dollar half-gallon jugs of Budweiser draft, as well as a wide selection of bottled beers to choose from. More >>
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