Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
The city of Houston has a rich history as diverse as its population. The African American community in particular has made powerful contributions to the fabric of the city for generations. Whether you have just a day or a weekend, here are a few …
Read MoreJuneteenth marks a significant time to celebrate, especially for Texas. On this momentous day in 1865, soldiers made their way to Galveston to deliver the news that the war had ended and enslaved people were free, two years after the Emancipation…
Read MoreSchool’s out, backpacks are tucked away, and early morning alarms are on pause—for now. If you’re looking for the best summer camps in Houston, this guide has you covered. Whether they’re exploring new interests, building …
Read MoreHouston, are you ready for launch? Space Center Houston’s Moon2Mars Festival, presented by Wellby and powered by JSC FCU is set to launch June 9-12! If you love all things space, you’ll want to attend this annual festival and bus…
Read More“Party on the Plaza” at Avenida Houston is back to its in-person music series that will have a revamped concept and design for guests to enjoy. The series takes place April 8 – May 20 from 6-9 p.m Attendees will be able to enjoy liv…
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Beyond the Peaceful Sea is where their journeys begin. Three artists from different paths, contrasting cultures, and distinctive disciplines, but the stars have transported them together to Space City. Read the colorful perspectives of their creative worlds.
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R’Bonney Nola is an eco-conscious fashion designer and textile artist from Houston, TX. Having studied Fashion Design and Fibers at UNT, she merges the art of textiles and apparel
Read MoreYou don’t need a museum to see some incredible works of art during the 38th annual Houston Art Car Parade Weekend, April 10-13. This event, powered by the Orange Show Center for Visionary Art, celebrates the "drive to create" and…
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Ask any Houstonian what kind of food they run to when they’re back from vacation, and chances are they’ll say Tex-Mex. Queso, fajitas and enchiladas are basically food groups in themselves for those of us who call H-Town home, so if you’re visiting, these are some must-stops to get a true taste of Houston.
1. Irma’s Original
2. Candente
3. Goode Co. Kitchen & Cantina
4. Armandos
5. El Tiempo Cantina
6. Molina’s Cantina
7. Ninfa’s on Navigation
Irma’s Original serves up
Read MoreIn February we celebrate Black History Month, a time to reflect on the contributions African Americans have made to this country in the fields of science, history, politics and entertainment to name a few. BHM is also a moment to celebrate the vi…
Read MoreFebruary is the shortest month of the year, but potentially the most anxiety-ridden. Why? Valentine’s Day. Fear not, whether you’re happily coupled up or single in the city, there are plenty of ways to celebrate. This year, Valentin…
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