You can now get tickets to this one-of-a-kind, multisensory art exhibition celebrating Vincent Van Gogh in Houston! You’ve never experienced Van Gogh like this before. Instead of standing and staring at one of the...
Step into artistic masterpieces by the Vincent Van Gogh at this stunning art exhibit that’s coming to Houston. Artwork from the iconic post-impressionist painter Vincent Van Gogh will come to life in a…...
By this point you probably know that an incredible, dream-like exhibition of Vincent Van Gogh’s brilliant masterpieces is coming to life in Houston this summer. And now, the exact location has been revealed! After much...
Google Arts & Culture has partnered with museums from across the world to put on the ultimate Frida Kahlo exhibit. What if you could experience all of your favorite Frida Kahlo works in just one place and without ev...
Houston sadly won’t see an Art Car Parade this weekend, but it will have an interactive experience. It’s been nearly two years since Houston has got to celebrate the eclectic, nifty, and rather raucous festi...
Visitors can now explore the connections between Frida Kahlo’s works and the natural world! The San Antonio Botanical Garden has become an outdoor museum for visitors with their multisensory Frida Kahlo Oasis exhi...
The Beer Can House is now open for tours Saturdays and Sundays with reservation. Two of Houston’s strangest monolithic creations are back open to the public. Curious visitors can now get their tickets to The Orang...
Victoria, the 66 million-year-old Tyrannosaurs Rex is booming in the Houston Museum of Natural Science. From now until September 2 this year, Houstonians will have the opportunity to get up and close and personal with t...
It’s been one hell of a ear. Here in March 2021, a year after the onset of the pandemic in America, we look back over one of the few good things that came out of quarantine. While all of us were cooped up at home,...
Celebrate NASA’s Perseverance Rover landing on Mars by getting better acquainted with the red planet. The Houston Museum of Natural Science gave us the world, and now they’re giving us Mars. Channel your inn...