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iFest: The Bands

Monday, May 2, 2011 at 4:04 p.m.
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iFest: The Bands

For something that was still going on 24 hours ago, the first weekend of the Houston International Festival sure seems like a long way away now. In hindsight, iFest's choice of "The Silk Road: Journey Across Asia" as its theme this year seems especially poignant. The Silk Road is a network of overland trade routes that has been in use since ancient times. Effectively, it forms a belt between the Mediterranean and China - making Afghanistan and Pakistan the buckle. Read our full review on Rocks Off. Be sure to check out our other slideshows of iFest 2011: � The artists and performers � The crowds � The food PHOTOS BY JASON WOLTER, GROOVEHOUSE AND MARCO TORRES

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For something that was still going on 24 hours ago, the first weekend of the Houston International Festival sure seems like a long way away now. In hindsight, iFest's choice of "The Silk Road: Journey Across Asia" as its theme this year seems especially poignant. The Silk Road is a network of overland trade routes that has been in use since ancient times. Effectively, it forms a belt between the Mediterranean and China - making Afghanistan and Pakistan the buckle. Read our full review on Rocks Off. Be sure to check out our other slideshows of iFest 2011: � The artists and performers � The crowds � The food PHOTOS BY JASON WOLTER, GROOVEHOUSE AND MARCO TORRES
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