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The Guy Expo George R. Brown Convention Center |
Daily from Fri., November 6 until Sun., November 8 |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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You have to admit, coming up with an idea for an expo for men, where they can walk around doing manly things, is marketing genius. "We wanted to work on something that we could enjoy doing every day," Shawna Suckow, one of The Guy Expo's organizers, tells us. "We knew it had to involve beer.... More >> |
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Alley Theater: Gruesome Playground Injuries Alley Theatre |
Every week Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday from Wed., October 21 until Sun., November 15 |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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The Alley Theatre's latest coup is the world premiere of Gruesome Playground Injuries by Rajiv Joseph. A provocative dark comedy, Injury follows a couple who meet in the school nurse's office (she's throwing up, and he rode his bike off the roof). The encounter sets them on a path marked by the... More >> |
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AC/DC, The Answer Toyota Center |
Sun., November 8, 6:30pm |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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AC/DC have been continuously melting faces around the world for four sweaty headbanging decades. The Australian boogie-rock band really has everything you would ever want from a rock 'n roll band and has stayed steadfastly devoted to making sure you either got laid or drunk, and hopefully both.... More >> |
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Ben Tecumseh DeSoto: "Understanding Poverty" City Hall |
Every week Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday from Thu., November 5 until Mon., November 30 |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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Ben Tecumseh DeSoto won two Houston Press Best of Houston¨ awards earlier this year; he snagged Best Photographer, and his "Understanding Poverty" show at DiverseWorks was named Best Art Show (an honor he shared with collaborator Ann Walton Sieber). The exhibit has been retooled slightly... More >> |
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Texas Federation of Fiber Artists: Celebrating Our Creative Spirit Houston Center for Contemporary Craft |
Every week Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday from Sat., October 3 until Sun., December 27 |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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Textile artist Tim Harding served as juror for "Celebrating Our Creative Spirit: Texas Federation of Fiber Artists," a collection of collage, tapestry, sculpture and quilted works. (He whittled 225 submissions into a final presentation of 90 pieces.) Organized by the TFFA, the exhibit features... More >> |
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Regina Spektor, Jupiter One Verizon Wireless Theater |
Tue., November 10, 8:00pm |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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Regina Spektor combines a whimsical, Björk-like sensibility with singing chops and genuine compassion, and shes usually able to effectively combine the silly and the sweet. While her previous album, Begin to Hope, featured some jaunty numbers and plenty of nonsensical musings, this... More >> |
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The Illuminations Project Hobby Center for the Performing Arts |
Wed., November 11, 7:30pm |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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The Illuminations Project is a fund-raiser that isn't concerned with money. "It's more about [HIV/AIDS] awareness than a big fund-raiser," says IP Executive Producer Falcon Fuhr. This year the annual music and dance showcase features performances by Regina Dane, Clay Hardy, Hope Stone, City... More >> |
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Rob Zombie, Nekromantix, Captain Clegg & The Night Creatures Verizon Wireless Theater |
Wed., November 11, 7:30pm |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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Rob Zombie has been spending a lot more time behind the camera than behind the microphone lately hes directed both Halloween and Halloween II since his last album, Educated Horses, came out in 2006. But the roots of Zombies psychosexual cinematic creepshows lie in his music,... More >> |
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Dethklok, Mastodon, Converge, High On Fire Verizon Wireless Theater |
Thu., November 12, 6:30pm |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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To the uninitiated, Massachusetts quartet Converge can be downright terrifying. And it's not because they appear clad in face paint or leather and chains - this underground punk-bred foursome would never waste time on costume-like trappings. They are so scary because they are so physically... More >> |
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Trey McIntyre Project Wortham Theater Center |
Fri., November 13, 8:00pm |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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Trey McIntyre, former choreographic associate with Houston Ballet, is returning to Houston with his own company, the Trey McIntyre Project, for one night. And what a night it will be. The evening features four ballets from the former Houstonian. On the ticket is Shape, for two women and a man.... More >> |
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Jewel, Holly Williams Verizon Wireless Theater |
Fri., November 13, 8:00pm |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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Jewel has had a hell of a musical career for someone barely into her mid-30s. The folk singer-songwriter went from living in a van to MTV stardom in 1995, thanks to her hugely successful debut album, Pieces of You. She then penned a collection of poetry, A Night Without Armor, which became a... More >> |
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Quirky Works Texas Wortham Theater Center |
Sat., November 14, 8:00pm |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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Quirky Works Texas allows Houston Metropolitan Dance Company to brag about its friends list. Every year, fellow troupes from around the country come to strut their stuff with the folks at Houston Met, who lean back and say, "Yeah, we're friends." Headlining this year's event is choreographer... More >> |
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Chris Brown, New Boyz, Audio Push House of Blues |
Sat., November 14, 7:00pm |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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It takes a special fella to go out on a "fan appreciation" tour just nine months after beating your ex-girlfriend Rhianna up in car for her complaining about you texting another woman. Such is the current state of Chris Brown, the man who had enough dance talent to make Justin Timberlake and... More >> |
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Orhan Pamuk Hobby Center for the Performing Arts |
Mon., November 16, 7:00pm |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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It's not every day that Houston hosts a Nobel Prize winner, but the Bayou City will get a chance to see one in the flesh when Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk - who won for Literature in 2006 - reads from his new novel The Museum of Innocence. The book, like much of his work, is set in Istanbul,... More >> |
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Zappa Plays Zappa House of Blues |
Sat., November 21, 7:30pm |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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Dweezil Zappa, the oldest son of late avant-garde rock composer Frank Zappa, has been performing songs from his father's career for the past three years on the "Zappa Plays Zappa" tour. The multi-media shows include a wide range of the elder Zappa's material, played by Dweezil and various... More >> |
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Houston Heritage Society The Heritage Society |
Daily |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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Houston Lawyer Referral Service Houston Lawyer Referral Services, Inc |
Daily |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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Rich's Rich's Houston |
Daily |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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The Downtown Forum Chevron Tower |
Second Tuesday of every month, 12:00pm-1:15pm |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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Gilbert Sedeno Trio Four Seasons Hotel Houston |
Every week Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 5:00pm-9:00pm |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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Steffany Johnston Magnolia Hotel |
Every week Tuesday, Wednesday, 6:00pm |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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T.E.A.S.E. The Vault - The Club |
Every week Wednesday |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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Paul English Trio with David Caceres Magnolia Hotel |
Every week Wednesday, 6:00pm |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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Paul English Trio Magnolia Hotel |
Every week Thursday |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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Healthcare for the Homeless Info Session Healthcare for the Homeless |
Second Saturday of every month, 10:00am-11:00am |
Downtown/ Midtown |
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