Last Saturday night, after carefully selecting our ironic-but-not-overly-ironic wardrobe, Houstonist headed out to the Sweatiest Venue In Town to catch The McKenzies final performance. We're not certain that it will be the absolute last time they play [we're holding out hope for the occasional reunion], but we didn't want to miss it. Houstonist, with camera in town, watched them tear through a fantastic, fun-filled set. Tax The Wolf and The Tontons made appearances as well. All photos taken by Marc Brubaker / Click. Wind. Repeat.
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We're back with more coverage from Free Press Summer Fest! Despite some threatening skies and a small smattering of rain, Day Two was an excellent day of music. Here's a selection of our favorite photos from Sunday, all taken by Marc Brubaker/Click. Wind. Repeat.
Free Press Summer Fest: It was hot, the lines were long, and the waits were well worth it. Houston, we are so proud of you today for coming out this weekend and supporting one of the greatest musical endeavors this city has seen in recent history. A fine tip of the hat to our friends over at the Free Press Houston for all the hard work that went into organizing and orchestrating the entire weekend. Here's some of our favorite shots from Day One. All photographs shot by Marc Brubaker/Click. Wind. Repeat.
Houston Monthly is a, well, monthly forum intended to promote discussion and interaction in the city between people who are interested in arts, community and culture. Each meeting takes place in a unique Houston-area art space and features educational activities, live music, film or other forms of art and media.
In folklore, a familiar spirit is an animal embodying a supernatural spirit that acts as a servant or companion to a human.
Lawndale Art Center's galleries have been closed for a while due to new installation projects, and tonight's the night of the contemporary art center's re-opening.
If you're anything like Houstonist, you loved Mad Libs as a kid (noun...snot! adjective...stupid! verb...fart! and so on). And if you're not too cool to admit it, you probably still love them now (although, hopefully your vocabulary has expanded somewhat since your playground days).
It's been a long time coming, but it's finally here: The highly-anticipated grand opening of the Caroline Collective takes place this Saturday, June 7th beginning at 7:00 p.m. as Houston finally welcomes a coworking home of our own.
There are so many freaking cool things happening this weekend -- here's just a list of what Houstonist has on hand. Please send us the rest. Thursday November 29th HOUSTON. IT'S WORTH IT. Book Launch Party At the Lawndale Parking Lot, 4912 Main Street 6:30PM-9PM Images from the book will be projected on North wall of Lawndale art center. DJ Pooks spins the tunes and there will be refreshments. Proceeds from sales of the...
Tonight, the group of galleries on Colquitt near Lake St. (known as Gallery Row) will hold openings for several exciting new art exhibits. That means art, drinks, and hor d'oeuvres - and lots of them. Here's a preview of just a few of the exhibits that open tonight (receptions from 6-8). >> Hooks-Epstein Galleries - Teresa Dunn's debut exhibition of paintings and drawings titled In Dreams opens today. Dunn uses oils and graphite to create...
Missing your weekly dose of art? A few notable exhibitions are closing this weekend, but there's still time to check them out: New Texas Painting at DiverseWorks (1117 East Freeway) showcases new work by Texas painters Seth Alverson, William Betts , Bill Davenport , Joey Fauerso, Ali Fitzgerald, Heyd Fontenot, Angela Fraleigh, Francesca Fuchs, Ryan Geiger, Nina Rizzo, Brian Wheeler, Jeff Wheeler, Hilary Wilder and Bill Willis. Closes Saturday. Also at DiverseWorks is Full Stop,...
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