Holiday in the Gardens Kicks Off This Weekend
This Saturday will be the Opening Day for Festival of Lights and Other Holiday Attractions Opening day for Holiday in the Gardens is this Saturday […]
Continue reading »Category: News to Know
Houston to Celebrate the Nancy and Rich Kinder Building Opening on Saturday, November 21
Building is designed by Steven Holl Architects for the MFAH International Collections of Modern and Contemporary Art MFAH offers free admission throughout the weekend to […]
Continue reading »
Lone Star College Grad Honored by Drew Brees for COVID-19 Work
New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees named Lone Star College-Kingwood graduate Savannah Stuard as his choice for The Real Heroes Project. The project features 14 […]
Continue reading »
Enjoy Fall in Downtown Houston with Patio Dining, Public Art and Free Outdoor Activities
This season, the Houston Downtown Management District (Downtown District) invites Houstonians and visitors to take advantage of the cooler weather and all the sights that […]
Continue reading »
Nightingale 2030 Resilience Fund Launches with “Thank a Nurse” Campaign
New organization empowers nurses worldwide from career entry through retirement Nightingale 2030 Resilience Fund (NG 2030), a new organization with a mission to celebrate and support […]
Continue reading »
Artful Anniversary Animates Buffalo Bayou Park with Celebratory Events
Throughout the month of October, BBP will present Artful Anniversary, a series of five virtual and visual art programs that will animate Buffalo Bayou Park with dance, music, […]
Continue reading »
Texas Renaissance Festival Announces New Performers, Vendors and Rides
TRF ready to open October 3 for 46th Season The grounds of the Texas Renaissance Festival have come alive for the opening of the 46th […]
Continue reading »
Kick-Off for Huddle Against Hunger: Houston Texans and Kroger Team with Houston Food Bank to Educate Students on Issues of Hunger
School curriculum in English and Spanish providing educational resources about fighting hunger in our communities returns for another season The Houston Texans not only work […]
Continue reading »
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library to provide books to homes of thousands of HISD children
“Book a Month” program will provide books to nearly 5,000 families in eight HISD zip codes The Houston Independent School District (HISD) is working with […]
Continue reading »
Five Reasons to Start Your Business in Houston
Starting a business these days almost seems like a trendy thing to do. There’s a certain culture of entrepreneurism that’s become prevalent, particularly within younger […]
Continue reading »