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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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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 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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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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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 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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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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Project assisted by students from University of Houston Sales Excellence Institute as part of summer ServeHOU “internships” sponsored by 3M Houstonians can get a piece […]
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First glance at participating restaurants and menus to be unveiled plus, new take-out option and $1 per meal donation Houston Restaurant Weeks announced its 2020 […]
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Exhibit teaches Martian topographic features and details the history of Mars exploration with rovers and landers Guests will also learn about scientists’ search for water […]
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