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Six pairs of Texan and French artists create 60 uniquely hand-painted doors in ''Open the Door,'' the citywide art project that's part of the 2013 ...
Come to Kerrville, Texas, for the Kerrville Folk Festival, May 23rd-June 9th (800-453-8429, www.kerrville-music.com) and the Texas State Arts & Cra...
The tour includes beer and wine, samplings and transportation. Vegetarian options are provided. Reservations at cuisinecrawl@gmail.com.
Get ready to load up your coolers, blankets and lawn chairs for three nights of free entertainment during the Starlight Music Series at the Wolf Pe...
Event Review: 26th Annual Houston Art Car Parade
Austin may be the weird capital of Texas, but Houston can hold it's own in the odd department. Take the Annual Houston Art Car Parade, for example, which is hosted by the Orange Show (pretty awesomely odd in it's own right). People from all over the city transform their old volkswagon Beetles, vans, bicycles, and more into works of art and drive them down the streets of Houston for us all to admire. You'll likely see a car with a giant rabbit on top, one that looks like a guitar, various vehicles with things glued to them, people in costumes on roller skates, and more theme cars than you could count. I dream of someday having my own artfully decorated car in the parade, but in the mean time I will stand on the side of the street, wave and cheer, ooh and ahh over the creations of my fellow Houstonians and bask in the glow of the wonderful weirdness of my city. It's usually hot in Houston during the middle of May, so bring some sunscreen. There will be at least one area with vendors selling drinks and snacks, with port-a-potties near by. Bring the kids, and the video camera, because your out of town friends are never going to believe it unless you show them!
It's going to be a coming home of sorts for Paddy Moloney, founder of the Irish folk group The Chieftains, our pick for Friday. Not that Moloney ever lived here exactly, but he did spend lots of time ... More »
It's been almost five years since Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montreal visited Houston and contemporary dance lovers have anxiously been awaiting its return ever since. The Houston Ballet presents... More »
Discovery Green is the place to be Friday night for Rainbow on the Green, part of the Pride Houston 2012 celebrations. Entertainer Tye Blue will host the evening's lineup, with artists such as Grammy ... More »
It took three years for news of President Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation to reach Galveston Island, freeing the last of the American slaves. The date — June 19, 1865 — became known as Juneteenth and is celebrated throughout the country. This... More »
It’s hard to believe that Star Trek: The Next Generation is 25 years old, but it really has been a quarter of a century since Captain Picard first said, “Make it so,” and launched a new crew out into space. Trek fans can celebrate this... More »
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