Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
When the chic clutch of Houstonians who are investors in Veneno Tequila celebrated the brand’s launch last year, the party was so over the top that it remained the talk of the town for months. The first anniversary bash held recently at Toulouse …
Read MoreLong before presidential candidate Joe Biden held his drive-in style town hall, the creative minds at Texas Children’s Hospital were divining their own auto-oriented charity event in a nod to the bedeviling social distancing dictated by COVID-19….
Read MoreChef Aaron Bludorn seems to be walking on air as he courses through his buzzy namesake restaurant that opened only a few weeks ago. It’s a natural high as Bludorn has already carved out a niche in Houston’s restaurant scene. The cognoscenti…
Read MoreCardiologist to the who’s who of Houston for decades, Dr. James T. Willerson died at CHI St. Luke’s Hospital Wednesday as the result of a long illness. He was 81. Most recently serving as president emeritus of the Texas Heart Institute, Wi…
Read MoreThe yellow butterflies fluttering through the banks of blue salvia and sunny chrysanthemums anchored along the pathways of Houston Botanic Garden served as nature’s welcoming committee as we strolled through the splendid gardens that open to the …
Read MoreWell, hells bells! The Houston Ballet Nutcracker Market, one of our favorite diversions of the holiday season, is going virtual. There will be no merry throngs coursing through NRG Center with bursting shopping bags this November. Instead, the shopping…
Read MoreIt seems that every month or so another home with historic significance comes on the market in Houston, challenging contemporary esthetics. And so another graceful, early 20th century mansion has popped up on the Houston Association of Realtors’ …
Read MoreWith the likely probability that your favorite watering hole is closed on this Mexican Independence Day (this Wednesday, September 16), meaning there is little opportunity for celebrating outside of bars that serve a percentage of food, Casa Dragones h…
Read MoreIt was unlike any Houston Symphony Opening Night in history: a mere 60 black-tie attired guests attending in the vast 2,900-seat Jones Hall, no more than 40 musicians on the stage at any given time, and devout patrons tuning in from home. Credit COVID-…
Read MoreInteriors and furniture designer Nina Magon is widely recognized for her large scale works that include the WA Beijing Hotel in China; 51fifteen Cuisine & Cocktails at Saks Fifth Avenue in the Houston Galleria; the Mercure Hotel in Bucharest, Roman…
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