Museum of Fine Arts Houston Presents Online Exhibit and More
Inside the MFAH: “Stronger than COVID-19” Empowering Houston High School Seniors to Reclaim the Narrative of Their Senior Year Using Art to Bridge Gaps: Art […]
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston Provides Back to School Safety Guidance
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston (BGCGH) believes all children deserve to be safe and secure before, during and after school With in-person learning […]
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Bayou City Art Festival and Frost Bank Present “Art Talk” Virtual Happy Hour Series
Gonzo247 kicks off “Save Our Art” Happy Hour Series on Thursday, August 20 Join from comfort of your home via Facebook Live and YouTube Live […]
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Don’t Miss Out On Some of Houston Restaurant Weeks Great Menus Through Labor Day
Houston Restaurant Weeks, the most anticipated food event of the year, is in full motion through Labor Day on Monday, September 7 COVID-19 has impacted […]
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Local Artist, Doug McLean Creates “HOPE” Through Sculpture Connected to Galveston’s History
Sculpture, inspired by Pompeo Coppini’s 1904 “Victims of Galveston,” will be placed in Galveston’s new city park located between City Hall and the new Fire […]
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Houston Ranks #11 in 100 Best Cities in America
Houston First is especially pleased to share that Houston is the top-ranking Texas city, coming in at number 11 out of 100 cities across the […]
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Bayou City Art Festival Announces Fall 2020 Virtual Experiences
Launches “Save Our Art” Campaign in Partnership with the City of Houston The Art Colony Association, Inc. (ACA), the producers of Bayou City Art Festival, […]
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Houston Arboretum extends popular Virtual Summer Camp through September 4
Registration now open for new sessions With school starting later in many local school districts, the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center will now offer four […]
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Lone Star College to provide students laptop computers to address digital divide
Lone Star College has purchased an additional 5,000 laptop computers to assist students taking classes this fall “The coronavirus pandemic has exposed the digital divide […]
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Author, Johnnie Bernhard, Originally from Houston, Releases Third Novel
Her novel, Sisters of the Undertow includes characters caught in Houston’s Hurricane Harvey Bernhard’s work available at River Oaks Bookstore and additional indie bookstores Johnnie […]
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