Finally i have received this canvas, how is that? Lets Go Texans!!!
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
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Read MoreOn Tuesday’s Houston Matters: Starting today, the Houston Health Department’s visiting randomly-selected homes across the city asking residents to answer survey questions — and to give a blood sample in the hopes of identifying those who have been inf…
Read MoreHey y’all. For a while, I convinced it was simply a fever dream until I spoke to my sister. I have a very distinct memory of a park I went to a couple times during the late 90s, around 1998 maybe. I am pretty sure it’s in southwest Houston. All I remember is there was a big pink granite sculpture of an elephant and kids would often mount it, myself included. Do y’all know what park I’m talking about? Is the elephant even still there? I’m not 100% sure, I don’t want to throw off any help but it (might) possibly be somewhere around Harwin? Near Alief maybe? TIA
edit: NOT Mandell park, not a huge park like Hermann either.
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When Albert Pope heard on the news that it took four years to develop a mumps vaccine and that it was the fastest a cure for a disease was ever created, he realized COVID-19 would probably be around for the foreseeable future. As an architecture profes…
Read MoreHouston Restaurant Weeks has been extended through the entire month of September and Houston foodie fiends are ecstatic. While many restaurants are continuing their HRW menus through the month, it’s best to check first before venturing out. The list of…
Read MoreThis Thursday, we all embark on what is undoubtedly the strangest Houston Texans season in my 13 years as a member of the media covering the team and my nearly 20 years as a fan. The weird thing is that I might even be saying this even if we WEREN’T…
Read MoreA Hindu rights activist based in Nevada is accusing the Houston Ballet of cultural insensitivity and is urging it to cancel its upcoming performances of La Bayadère, scheduled for February, saying the ballet set in India “trivializes Eastern religious …
Read MoreSocially distanced concerts have become the new normal during this time with music lovers and performers working overtime to try to find innovative ways to connect while safely and responsibly providing a live music experience. Houston’s own Axelrad wa…
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