Posts Tagged: houston
New Yasmin Books! Great Early Readers By Houston Author Saadia Faruqi
Author Saadia Faruqi burst onto the children’s literary scene with the introduction of her Yasmin series in 2018. Published both individually and in a collection, the stories of the spunky, strong and smart Yasmin won rave reviews from critics, praise
New Yasmin Books! Great Early Readers By Houston Author Saadia Faruqi
Author Saadia Faruqi burst onto the children’s literary scene with the introduction of her Yasmin series in 2018. Published both individually and in a collection, the stories of the spunky, strong and smart Yasmin won rave reviews from critics, praise
“Blaze Movie” Introduces Itself to Houston with a Hootenanny of a Good Time
Rockefeller’s on Washington was transformed on Sunday to the world of Blaze Foley, Broken Spoke mural, tequila sunrise’s to drink and all. Ethan Hawke, the film’s writer, director, and producer came swinging through town to introduce his new movie to
“Blaze Movie” Introduces Itself to Houston with a Hootenanny of a Good Time
Rockefeller’s on Washington was transformed on Sunday to the world of Blaze Foley, Broken Spoke mural, tequila sunrise’s to drink and all. Ethan Hawke, the film’s writer, director, and producer came swinging through town to introduce his new movie to
NASA @ My Library: Thursday, February 20, 2018 at Aldine Public Library 4-6 PM
Have you heard of the NASA @ My Library program? The Harris County Library System won a grant that allows for several libraries through the system to hold programs with materials from NASA. Each branch will have slightly different events.
NASA @ My Library: Thursday, February 20, 2018 at Aldine Public Library 4-6 PM
Have you heard of the NASA @ My Library program? The Harris County Library System won a grant that allows for several libraries through the system to hold programs with materials from NASA. Each branch will have slightly different events.
Houston: Its Not Me, Its you – Anti-Valentines Art Show This Friday!
It’s Not Me, It’s you – Anti-Valentines Art Show February 9, 2018 7pm – 11pm Join us for this opening reception which will feature 30+ local artists and photographers. If you hate Valentines, or the idea of being mushy, or
Houston: Its Not Me, Its you – Anti-Valentines Art Show This Friday!
It’s Not Me, It’s you – Anti-Valentines Art Show February 9, 2018 7pm – 11pm Join us for this opening reception which will feature 30+ local artists and photographers. If you hate Valentines, or the idea of being mushy, or
HUE – Houston Mural Festival Brings Art to All
The third annual HUE – Houston Mural Festival wrapped this weekend, but the results can be enjoyed by all at a wall near you. Each year dozens of walls are chosen for redesign and artists curated by the one and
HUE – Houston Mural Festival Brings Art to All
The third annual HUE – Houston Mural Festival wrapped this weekend, but the results can be enjoyed by all at a wall near you. Each year dozens of walls are chosen for redesign and artists curated by the one and
“Ash: The Art of Wayne Glibert” Explains Gilbert’s Methods and Technique For Painting with Human Remains
Painting with human remains opens up a world of thought, stirs up emotions, philosophies and makes one question their own existence. Wayne Gilbert did not begin painting with human remains for this reason, it was more of an accident. Wayne
“Ash: The Art of Wayne Glibert” Explains Gilbert’s Methods and Technique For Painting with Human Remains
Painting with human remains opens up a world of thought, stirs up emotions, philosophies and makes one question their own existence. Wayne Gilbert did not begin painting with human remains for this reason, it was more of an accident. Wayne
Be Matched Family to Family to Help Houston with Sugar & Cloth
We are still feeling rain fall here in Houston, but it is slow enough now that we are beginning to see where our problems are and are beginning to clean up and think about how we can rebuild. Everyone wants
Be Matched Family to Family to Help Houston with Sugar & Cloth
We are still feeling rain fall here in Houston, but it is slow enough now that we are beginning to see where our problems are and are beginning to clean up and think about how we can rebuild. Everyone wants
