City Guide

Whether you want to be productive or just kick back, surrender to the charms of Discovery Green, a 12-acre park in downtown just across from the George R. Brown Convention ...

Lakewood, with its stadium size, gets all the press, but Second Baptist is a major player in Houston's theological life, packing in over 50,000 visitors every week at ...

The Vaughan Christopher Gallery, brainchild of art world insiders Ginger Christopher Wright and Amy Vaughan King, has a collection that the average museum would drool over. Paintings, drawings and limited ...

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 ...

When they were fleeing their home in wartime Paris, John and Dominique de Menil left behind a painting by Max Ernst, wrapped in brown paper and stuck on a shelf ...

With a seriously diverse painting and sculpture focus and a new exhibit every month, Thornwood Gallery is a barometer for what is new and cool in the art world. Now ...

Lots of visitors come just to stroll around the campus on self-guided art-crawls to admire the fountains and towering outdoor sculptures. But if you go by the numbers, the University ...

This theater is most known for hosting blowout concerts from mainstream stars such as Kid Rock, Seether, Toadies, Bow Wow, and Steely Dan. The Houston Roller Derby stages its bodacious ...

Craft is one of the hottest movements in the contemporary arts world. Whether it in the stunning glass creations of Dale Chihuly, turn-of-the-century Austrian craftsmen furniture, jewelry as ornament, textile ...

Anya Tish Gallery is part of a sextet of big-name galleries in an unassuming building on Montrose. At this gallery,  art is fresh, modern, and global. Tish emphasizes artists from ...