Head down to 8th Wonder Brewery this weekend for the amazing Otaku Food Festival! Following in the footsteps of the Asian Night Market, Otaku Food Fest made its debut in Houston last summer. Organized by TanukiGo, a lon...
Humidity, roadways, flooding – living in Houston is no cakewalk. Like all big cities Houston – in all its glory – can sometimes be a bit of a doozie to survive and thrive. If you’ve lived here for a while, you can...
Wrap your head around these fascinating, albeit dizzying, array of art pieces from M.C. Escher. Explore infinity, symmetry, and impossibility this spring at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston. MFAH has debuted the “l...
The new Flight Club in Houston is an absolute bullseye. Houstonians can now get a taste of UK pub culture, but with a modern twist. British-based gaming pub, Flight Club, has landed in the Houston bar scene with its 21s...
The subterranean Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern is one of Houston’s most unique concert experiences. “Underground” has long been the moniker to describe art, music, and film outside the mainstream passed,...
Step into a dream-like rendition of masterpieces by Monet, Klimt or…...
The former United States Postal Service (USPS) office in north downtown has been converted into a dazzling mixed media complex. POST is now open to the public with endless eateries, a live music venue, Skylawn rooftop a...
Here’s how to celebrate Día de los Muertos in Houston! Día de los Muertos, otherwise known as Day of the Dead, is a traditional Mexican holiday that celebrates the lives of passed loved ones. The thousands-of-year...
At James Turrell’s Twilight Epiphany Skyscape in Houston, sunset and sunrise are otherworldly experiences. The rise and setting of the sun are spectacles all on their own: captivating natural phenomena that imbue...
No lives were lost in the making of these candy cookies. What’s recently become the most watched series on Netflix, dethroning the likes of Bridgerton, South Korean survival game series Squid Game has quickly beco...
