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Mardi Gras came late, if at all this year, thanks to COVID 19. Among those embracing the frivolity of a Mardi Gras theme well after Fat Tuesday were patrons of the University of St. Thomas, who delayed their annual gala until vaccines had been distribu…
Read MoreAlas, the pandemic has quashed plans for this spring’s lucrative Save Venice gala, Un Ballo in Maschera, which is typically held annually in New York City where millions of dollars are raised to preserve La Serenissima’s endangered artworks…
Read MoreCall it perfect timing: One of the first big social to-dos to return post-pandemic — ReuNight for The Family Place — just happened to fall on the same day that the CDC announced a major relaxation of Covid rules. No more masks and no more social distan…
Read MoreWhat: The Children’s Fund gala, “A Revelry Under the Oaks” Where: On the back lawn at River Oaks Country Club PC Moment: Since its founding in 1972, the nonprofit organized by young community leaders has distributed more than $16 mill…
Read MoreWhen organizers dubbed the 2021 Pearl Ball “A Night Under the Stars,” they had little idea that the theme would be pretty close to reality. After all, what else could possibly affect attempts to hold the 33rd annual gala benefiting the Good…
Read MoreWho needs a groundhog to tell you that spring has sprung when you can simply be greeted by a tray of Mi Cocina‘s signature Mambo Taxi cocktail upon entering a magical Highland Park verdant garden. Those visiting that enchanting space were members…
Read MoreDespite the number of high-rise condos going up across Houston, none can claim the same glorious views seen from The Parklane. In fact, the verdant panoramas of Hermann Park and the Hermann Park Golf Course completely captivated guests attending the hi…
Read MoreSince opening its doors in 1996 Holocaust Museum Houston has welcomed more than 2.5 million visitors and served more than 6.5 million students while expanding to become the nation’s fourth-largest Holocaust museum. Noting those milestones, it was with …
Read MoreIf you’ve ever joined a board in the Dallas community, you’ve probably encountered this month’s “She’s the Bomb” feature, Linda Custard. This powerhouse has worked tirelessly for years for organizations ranging from the Junior League …
Read MoreLongtime Houston Symphony patron Betty Tutor had a brilliant idea for the industrious Houston Symphony League during the long stay-at-home guidelines of COVID: a new fundraiser effort that not only would appeal to league members but would also bring th…
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