CUT! by Cinemark dine-in movie theater opens this week in Cypress
Located in the Fairfield area, this eight-screen theater also features a full food and drink menu.
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
Located in the Fairfield area, this eight-screen theater also features a full food and drink menu.
Read MoreIf you’re a wine connoisseur or just looking for a fun way to spend a Saturday, get in on this great Groupon deal! For a limited time, Groupon is offering 33% off the Clear Creek Vineyard & Winery Tour with Picnic Italian Lunch special. Typically p…
Read MoreHola H-Towners, where is the best place to dance to reggaetón and/or Latin music in Houston? I’m (optimistically) planning my sister’s batchelorette for next fall and this is on the list. Gracias de antemano! Thanks in advance! submitted by  …
Read MoreJustin Turner, founder and owner of the recently closed Houston favorite, Bernie’s Burger Bus, rides again. Turner is now the Director of Culinary Hospitality for Gastropub Productions, a new restaurant group founded by real estate developer McCord. For now, Turner and Gastropub Productions are tasked with opening restaurants and other hospitality concepts for McCord’s 4,200-acre, […]
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Read MoreOfficials have finalized the feasibility study for a coastal barrier that would protect Galveston Bay and its surrounding communities from hurricanes, but already, some officials are thinking ahead, coming up with ways to potentially fund the multi…
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Plus, Montrose’s “Disco Kroger” will close and more Houston dining intel Welcome to AM Intel in the time of coronavirus, a round-up of the city’s newest bit…
Read MoreI came across this local nonprofit, Canstruction Houston that is holding a free design competition so I figured I’d share! Pre-COVID, teams would design and build these massive sculptures made out of canned food- and then after the event all the cans were donated to the Houston Food Bank.
This year, they’re accepting sketches or 3D renderings of proposed can-sculptures, that you can submit for judging. Also, It looks like they’re waiving the registration fee this year so it’s totally free to enter. Maybe everyone is already aware of this and I’m just preaching to the choir, but I saw it and got excited. Looks like you have until 11/19 to submit something- but their website has all the details: https://canstruction-houston.com/team/
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The upcoming legislative session officially convenes in January, but state lawmakers began prefiling bills this week.
Read MoreJudge Mark Keough has cited the need for a deputy after recent security concerns.
Read MoreSo obviously, don’t actually throw meat onto a garbage fire… I recommend a good oak or hickory wood instead.
Yeah, once again seems like a depressing day in the Houston sports universe, but that’s kind of what these threads are for anyway! So, with that in mind, I still haven’t settled on what I’m smoking on Sunday. I’m torn between doing turkey breast or spatchcocking some chickens and doing those. In two weeks I’m doing my second brisket and very much excited for that, but this Sunday snuck up on me and I still can’t decide what way to go.
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