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The Women’s Home will host its annual Falling for Fashion Luncheon, an afternoon where style meets purpose. This year's "Colors of Courage" Style Show will feature a runway presentation infused with autumn charm, fashion, and inspiration.
Rebecca Black comes to Houston in support of her new album, Age of the Exhibitionist.
After touring his stand-up comedy show “Who Are You?” for over two years and earning a nomination for Best Show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2025, Rahul Subramanian is back on the road with a brand new stand-up comedy show. Performed in Hinglish, the show features fresh jokes, new stories, and the same old Rahul - observant, self-aware, and intelligently silly.
The James Beard Foundation, the organization behind the James Beard Awards, presents the return of the Taste America culinary series with a walk-around tasting hosted by TasteTwenty chefs and James Beard Award winners Evelyn Garcia and Henry Lu of James Beard Award Semifinalist JŪN and Third Place, selected for the Foundation's 2026-2027 TasteTwenty class.
The AIA Houston Home Tour features seven homes representing the finest in new residential architecture built in the last five years by AIA Houston architects.
By: Arthur Demian
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston presents "Bold and Brilliant: The Rise of Black American Magazines, 1930 - 1970," the first exhibition dedicated to the photographers who worked for the more than 300 general-interest magazines that were published across the country for the Black community, spanning the eras of the Great Migration, Civil Rights activism, and the Black Is Beautiful movement.
By: Arthur Demian
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston presents "Bold and Brilliant: The Rise of Black American Magazines, 1930 - 1970," the first dedicated to the photographers who worked for the more than 300 general-interest magazines that were published across the country for the Black community, spanning the eras of the Great Migration, Civil Rights activism, and the Black Is Beautiful movement.
By: Arthur Demian
The Contemporary Austin presents "The Living Temple: The World of Moki Cherry," marking the largest exhibition in the United States to date celebrating the boundary-breaking works of art by Moki Cherry.
By: Arthur Demian
Wally Workman Gallery presents "The Way Back," a new solo show by painter Sylvia Benitez.
By: Arthur Demian
Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation’s Ladies for Literacy Guild will host the 11th annual Power of Literacy Luncheon. Chaired by Jan Rhodes & Sandra Shenkir with the theme “Stars, Stripes, and Stories,” the proceeds from this year’s luncheon will benefit childhood literacy initiatives throughout the Houston area.
