PAT GREEN TO HEADLINE SHELL FREEDOM OVER TEXAS
Houston’s official Fourth of July Celebration fine tunes for 2020 ABC13 will provide a live statewide simulcast of the entire event, and COX Media Group […]
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Moody Gardens Welcomes Back Guests to Their Happy Place
MOODY GARDENS SEES PROGRESS AND FAVORABLE GUEST RESPONSE IN FIRST TWO WEEKS OF REOPENING Guests have comfortably rediscovered their Happy Place for two weeks now […]
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LEGENDARY HOUSE OF BLUES TO REOPEN RESTAURANT & BAR WITH LIVE MUSIC JUNE 12
Special “Get Some, Give Some” Dining Program Will Support Community With Meal-Matching Campaign to Fight Hunger House of Blues Restaurant & Bar Houston, known for its […]
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Houston artists create mural as tribute to 2020 high school seniors
New mural unveiled at graduation celebration A new mural celebrating the Houston area class of 2020 has been added to the iconic collection of murals […]
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THE FOMO FACTORY REOPENS WITH REFRESHED SPACE AND CHILDHOOD NOSTALGIA AT THE GALLERIA
The FOMO Factory Reopens to cure quarantine blues The FOMO Factory, a “Super Fun Pop Up” filled with fantastical sets from iconic childhood moments, will […]
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Houston 2020 High School Senior Celebration Only Days Away
The City of Houston and Houston First Corporation are partnering with Houston-area school districts to honor the High School Senior Class of 2020 Live event […]
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Houston Food Bank Needs Volunteers to Assist with Huge Demand
Houston Food Bank needs volunteers! Houston Food Bank is now distributing approximately 1 million pounds of food daily, up from 400,000 a day pre-COVID-19. Volunteers […]
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Houston’s Diva of Dining, Cleverley Stone Passes Away
Houston Restaurant Weeks founder raised millions for hunger relief Philanthropist and media personality, Cleverley Stone has passed away following her battle with cancer. She was […]
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The Ceramic Store Helps Houston Food Bank Fill Empty Bowls During COVID Pandemic
The 16th annual Empty Bowls Houston, which benefits Houston Food Bank and was scheduled to take place on April 4, was postponed as a precaution […]
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Trees For Houston Wraps Up Planting Season Despite Setbacks from COVID-19
The nonprofit organization planted 13,062 trees around the Greater Houston Area Nonprofit organization, Trees For Houston wrapped up their planting season with a total of 137 plantings. […]
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