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Spring cleaning is great in Houston. Not just because you're finally putting out for trash those tacky tchotchkes your horrible boss brought you as souvenirs from some luxury vacation they took or even because you're hauling clothes you outgrew many meals ago to the Salvation Army, where they might be of real use again.

One of the best parts of writing for the Houston Press is participating in its iconic, annual Best of Houston® series.

What is the destination for someone who's a bit older and decided to learn to play a musical instrument.

A toast to all who read and commented on the opening installment of this series. At the Houston Press, we know our neighbors are passionate and vocal

You know who drinks a lot of coffee? People at work. A 2011 coffee industry survey said 65 percent of workers drink coffee on the job, a number

There probably aren't many places in Houston more suitable for a tarot card reading than Notsuoh . The nooks and crannies of the eclectic Main Street

The thing about coffee is we get to share it with each other and there's no one better to share it with than our spouses or partners. We fill our favorite mugs and start our days with the morning blend and the promise that we'll do our best that day, for each other and everyone around us.

Andrew Whit loves a good craft coffee, no different than the Houstonians we’ve met during this Best Coffee in Houston search and series. But Andrew -

Luz y Sombra . That's the name of the music photography exhibition which opens Violeta Alvarez's sprawling, ambitious, two-month Space Taking Artist Residency via Fresh Arts.

About 90 minutes before the planned kickoff of the World Cup match between Mexico and England on Sunday, an hour-long weather delay was announced. But the