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The Jung Center
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While speeding down Montrose, a lot of people whiz right past a simple white building that houses one of Houston’s most fascinating nonprofit ventures. It’s worth stopping the car and parking or walking over to this zen-like place. For more than five decades, The Jung Center has introduced people to the philosophies of Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung and promoted Jungian psychology, which embraces the universe in all its manifestations: art, history, myth, philosophy, and spirituality. The Center is open to the public and offers more than 100 courses, programs and conferences each year. There’s also an art gallery as well as a store featuring a select group of books and gifts with an emphasis on psychology, humanities and the expressive arts. Even if you’re not into Jungian theory, it’s worth putting it on your Museum District agenda. Don’t worry, nobody’s going to try to analyze you--unless you want them to.
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19 | may at 2:00 pm
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Theatre Under The Stars presents Spamalot |
| Hobby Center for the Performing Arts | |
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19 | may at 2:00 pm
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Black Lab Theatre presents Chinglish |
| Asia Society Texas Center | |
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19 | may at 2:00 pm
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Music Box Theater presents MBTV: The Music Box Does Television |
| Music Box Theater | |
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19 | may at 2:00 pm
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The Hadar Noiberg Trio in concert |
| Jewish Community Center |