Author: Leah Foreman

Looking for something to do this month in the Heights, River Oaks and Montrose area?

Harbour, an Australian furniture company, has landed at the Decorative Center Houston, 5120 Woodway Drive, Ste. 1050, Houston.

Houston officials are aiming to protect historic city neighborhoods, many of which are Black communities, through a new conservation district ordinance.

Houston officials are aiming to protect historic city neighborhoods, many of which are Black communities, through a new conservation district ordinance.

The Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau is getting a new name as a part of a total rebrand for its 60th anniversary.

Hi, Skin—a customized skin care brand offering skin care treatments—will open a location around midsummer at the M-K-T development in the Heights.

Black Restaurant Week—which serves to highlight Black-owned businesses in Houston and educate patrons on different types of Black cuisine, such as African American, African and Caribbean—is back in Houston for its 8th year.

Renovations are underway at Houston’s historic Fire Station No. 7, located at 2403 Milam St., Houston, according to the Houston Planning and Development Department.

Chi’Lantro BBQ—a Korean-inspired concept from Austin that has been featured on “Shark Tank” and on Food Network—will open its first location outside of Austin on April 3 in the Houston Heights, 1324 N. Shepherd Drive, Houston.

Berg Hospitality announced in a March 30 press release that the brand is expanding its presence in downtown Houston by way of a new concept: Dune Road.