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After a prodigal season away from Beerthoven, Invoke has returned with a feast of music from their classical/minimalist/bluegrass/folk originals to the world premiere of Ignacio Rosado's work, Umbrascopes, inspired by the events of the 1878 total eclipse in the heart of Texas. Invoke will also be joined by violist Blake Turner of the Austin Symphony Orchestra for a performance of Karl Mitze's quintet, The Wrong Kind of Church.
Bodies Race Company presents Turkey Trails, a family-friendly run that welcome every pace and fitness level. The race gives participants a chance to challenge themselves, enjoy creative swags, and be part of a community.
By: Jacob Swain
Houston Center for Contemporary Craft will marks 25 years of illuminating contemporary craft as Asher: Off the Wall presents "The Candle Show," exploring the ritual and material poetics of candlelight. The show and sale brings together artists who shape light itself with handcrafted candelabras, holders, and wax-based forms.
By: Jacob Swain
Houston Center for Contemporary Craft presents the opening of “A Material Inheritance,” an exhibition examining the cultural, material, and symbolic histories of silver and its role as a generational heirloom.
The Hill Country Conservancy’s 8th annual Violet Crown Trail Fun Run is an untimed event that welcomes participants of all ages and abilities to run, walk, skip, or roll along the Violet Crown Trail. Afterward, there will be a community celebration featuring local businesses, nonprofit partners, activities, and more.
Wags & Wellness is a dog- and family-friendly festival that brings together pets, wellness, live music, and local businesses for a feel-good morning by the lake. The event will feature a live set from Louisiana Surf Department, interactive dog activations, a pet costume contest, family-friendly yoga, and a Kids Zone with face painting and bubble dance parties.
Viet Cultural Fest will feature vibrant tapestry of Vietnamese heritage, a day filled with cultural entertainment, traditional games, competitions, and Vietnamese cuisine.
What remains when memory shifts or fades? Echoes of Memory brings together works by Giacomo Puccini and his contemporaries, a program created in close collaboration with soprano Eleni Calenos and Experience Museo.
By: Jacob Swain
Archway Gallery presents "Blue Heartstrings," an exhibition of new watercolor paintings by Katherine Rodgers. Featuring mammals, birds, and fish painted primarily in shades of blue, the exhibit honors Rodgers' older sister, Laura, who died at age two from a congenital heart defect.
The Children’s Heart Foundation's Houston Congenital Heart Walk brings together walkers, teams, sponsors, and volunteers to help fund research that improves how congenital heart defects are diagnosed, treated, and prevented. The work directly supports children born with heart conditions and gives families hope for healthier futures. The event will feature other activities, entertainment, and updates on the latest heart research.
