Lisa Morales

As Elation Physical Therapy nears its 10th anniversary, the practice continues to stand out for its pioneering approach to providing compassionate, inclusive care to the LGBTQ+ community. Founded by Dr. Roy Rivera, Elation has earned a reputation not only as a physical therapy provider but also as a safe, supportive haven where patients feel understood, respected, and empowered. For Rivera, who has dedicated his career to building a more inclusive healthcare environment, the journey is both a professional mission and a personal calling.

The Heights welcomes a new player in the brunch game as Best Regards, a cocktail lounge known for its unique atmosphere and tailored dining experiences, unveils a fresh concept: customizable charcuterie-style brunch boards, or Best Boards. This women-owned establishment, helmed by Houston native and hospitality entrepreneur Morgan Hansen, has set out to transform the brunch experience into a highly personalized affair, combining an eclectic menu with an ambiance that champions connection and style.

The 16th Annual Harvest Luncheon, one of Kids' Meals’ most significant fundraisers, took place last week at the Marriott Marquis in downtown Houston, gathering hundreds of supporters dedicated to the

SAVEUR magazine’s Issue 203 Launch Event brought Houston’s vibrant culinary scene into the spotlight on Nov. 12 at the prestigious Post Oak Hotel at Uptown Houston. Hosted by SAVEUR editor-in-chief

The highly anticipated Second Annual I Love 11th Festival will transform 11th Street from Shepherd to Michaux into a hub of celebration on Saturday, Dec. 7, from 12-6 p.m. Building

Oak Forest resident Everett Baumgarten is stepping into the spotlight in a new way this December, making his opera debut as The Little Prince with Opera in the Heights's production

At Jūn, a vibrant restaurant in Houston’s Heights neighborhood, culinary creativity takes center stage as Chef Evelyn Garcia and Chef Henry Lu blend their diverse backgrounds to create what they

With the holiday season in full swing, the challenges faced by children living in poverty in Harris County, including those in the Garden Oaks and Oak Forest areas, become even more apparent. With approximately 16% of children in the region living below the poverty line, organizations like the Junior League of Houston are stepping up to bring much-needed relief and resources. Through their partnerships with nonprofits like Kids' Meals and B.E.A.R. (Be A Resource), the Junior League is making a significant impact on the lives of local children and their families.

Compudopt, a nonprofit organization based in the Houston Heights, is making strides to bridge the digital divide for under-resourced youth, including children and families in the Greater Heights area. Founded

CYCLE (Changing Young Children's Lives through Education), a Houston-based nonprofit, is celebrating 20 years of fostering literacy among second-grade students in Title I schools by combining education with the joy