Evan W. Black is a journalist based in Houston, Texas, focusing on local news and events. As a writer for Houston CityBook, Evan covers a wide range of topics including food and wine, arts and culture, community events, and local businesses. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Evan aims to bring the vibrant and diverse spirit of Houston to life through his articles.
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Evan W. Black's coverage predominantly revolves around local events, restaurants, and lifestyle trends in Houston and Texas. Given the focus on event coverage, private sector announcements, promotional deals, and seasonal topics such as holiday-themed galas and fundraisers, Evan is likely to be receptive to pitches related to upcoming local events or newsworthy developments within the food & beverage industry or restaurant scene in Houston.
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By: Evan W. Black
THROUGHOUT ALL THREE floors of the stunning Glassell building on the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston campus, beginning Aug. 10, visitors will find colorful, thought-provoking works by one of the school's own: The first in a series of exhibits showcasing art by Glassell faculty members, Chaotic Nodes is...
TWO OF HOUSTON'S greatest strengths — medicine and the arts — have once again been united in a moving display.The Health Museum launched its new Healing Arts program to "bridge the gap between the arts and health sectors," and showcase ways in which art can be integrated into health education and pr...
By: Evan W. Black
IS A HEALTHY, balanced real estate market finally here? Per HAR data, the answer is ... kind of? Inventory is at the highest level since 2011, prices are holding steady, and the city and metro area continue to grow in population. Having lost population after Harvey and Covid, the city welcomes signi...
IS A HEALTHY, balanced real estate market finally here? Per HAR data, the answer is ... kind of? Inventory is at the highest level since 2011, prices are holding steady, and the city and metro area continue to grow in population. Having lost population after Harvey and Covid, the city welcomes signi...
By: Evan W. Black
THE SUMMER RESTAURANT scene has been hot, hot, hot — and August is, unsurprisingly, no exception. Favorite cafes are rapidly expanding, while others are staying put — but giving their menus a mega overhaul. Read on for this week's most delicious food news!
MORTGAGE RATES ARE high. So is the cost of living. Life milestones are coming later. The reasons that millennials are, according to society, "behind" previous generations when it comes to home ownership are finally crystal clear (and they have nothing to do with avocado toast, thankyouverymuch). But...
By: Evan W. Black
AN ANNUAL EVENT to raise funds for some of the top Astros players’ favorite causes was a glam slam, thanks to a new venue and major league star power.José Altuve, Kyle Tucker and Josh Hader hosted the event — attended by many of their teammates and more than 500 other guests — at Post Oak Hotel and ...
By: Evan W. Black
WITH A GOAL of ensuring access to quality healthcare for underserved families in Houston’s East End, El Centro de Corazón has been making a difference for 30 years. Its annual Making a Difference luncheon, this year chaired by Vicky Dominguez with honorary chairs Leisa Holland Nelson Bowman and Leil...
By: Evan W. Black
VERDANT, WINDING BRANCHES arch up and over a pathway as a soundtrack of herons and chachalacas (and the occasional monkey) plays overhead. Concrete rectangles artfully jut up through the green, painted in rays of sunlight. Eventually, the path leads down to the beach, where the streaks of sun create...
THE CORINTHIAN WAS the scene for a haunted happening benefiting Children’s Museum Houston. The decidedly adult bash was filled with dark allure, gothic glamour, and generosity to the tune of $1.14 million, the second-highest total in the event’s history.Noir Ball chairs Whitney and Ryan Burns and Al...
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