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    slime time

    Slimy celeb-fave immersive 'institute' splatters Houston in goopy goodness

    Craig D. Lindsey
    Dec 13, 2023 | 3:47 pm

    It’s time for Houstonians to get their slime on.

    Sloomoo Institute, an experiential destination that aims to immerse visitors in hand-crafted, artisanal slime experiences, has opened its fourth flagship in Houston at Marq-E Entertainment Center.

    Sloomoo Institute Houston

    Photo courtesy of Sloomoo

    Time to get slimed at Sloomoo Institute Houston.

    Designed for kids — and big kids — the new, 23,000-square-foot space features over-the-top installations all meant to engage the senses of sight, touch, smell and sound. Slimy fun includes a DIY Slime Bar, Slimey Fossils, where guests explore slime imprints; “FrooFroo’s Feels,” where guests are blindfolded to heighten other senses; and an enhanced Kinetic Sand "Doons" experience.

    Slingshot, sure to be a fave, lets visitors catapult slime at someone — who stands behind plexiglass.

    General admission includes access to the DIY Bar took mix up a custom, 8-ounce slime and choose from more than 40 colors, more than 60 fragrances, and 150 charms. Other GA fun features 25 slime vats with different texture and scent combos; Slimey Mirrors, the a day-glo room that transforms guests into a slime creature; Lake Sloomoo (more than 350 gallons of slime for travelers); and The Sloomooverse, which mixes slime and AR (who knew?).

    For even more fun, pick the “enhanced package” for a poncho and shower cap and a chance to get completely slimed at Sloomoo Falls.

    This slimy phenom is a bit of a craze: celeb fans include the Kardashian kids, Chance the Rapper, Neil Patrick Harris, Eli Manning, Drew Barrymore, Kerry Washington, Jessica Alba, Christina Aguilera, Uma Thurman and daughter, Maya Hawke, and more. The Houston opening follows the success of locations in New York, Chicago, and Atlanta that have welcomed over 1 million visitors to date.

    Sloomoo Institute Houston Photo courtesy of Sloomoo

    “Houston is a thriving city — and we’re thrilled to bring Sloomoo Institute to the more than 7 million residents and a large family population to deliver our mission of joy and childlike wonder through play,” said Sara Schiller, co-founder and co-CEO of Sloomoo. She and partner Karen Robinovitz launched Sloomoo Institute in 2019 and have since become a sensation — how often is slime written up in Forbes?

    Sloomoo Institute Houston Photo courtesy of Sloomoo

    Goopy goods are available online, and the Houston location will also feature a retail space (no charge for entry) for the brand's artisanal slime, slime kits, and other satisfying products. Houston's retail shop will feature city-specific, themed slimes starting at $16 and ranging in 6-ounce to 8-ounce, including slimes like Ground Control to Major Sloo, Big & Bright, and Yee-haw.

    “We started Sloomoo Institute to bring the joy-inducing benefits of slime to not just delight kids, but the kid in all of us,” Robinovitz noted in a statement on the Houston opening. “There’s something magical squeezing, smelling, stretching, and hearing the sounds of slime — not to mention being able to put your phone down to connect with yourself and the people around you. ”

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    Sloomoo Institute Houston; 7620 Katy Fwy., Suite 360. For schedule, tickets, and more information, visit the Sloomoo Institute site Institute site.

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    Country singer Riley Green kicks off RodeoHouston with Toby Keith tribute

    Craig Hlavaty
    Mar 2, 2026 | 10:39 pm
    Riley Green RodeoHouston concert 2026
    Courtesy of Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo
    Country singer Riley Green opened RodeoHouston on Monday, March 2.

    Looking like a member of the Dutton clan that grew tired of the ranching business and got really into Toby Keith and duck hunting, Riley Green opened the 2026 edition of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo on Monday, March 2 in front of 59,250 attendees.

    The Alabama native and former college football quarterback — because of course he was — strikes a starched jeans balance between the tender, woo-pitchin’ of guys like Merle Haggard and George Jones and the deep, blinding romance of neo-traditionalists Tracy Lawrence and fellow 2026 RodeoHouston performer Tim McGraw, with a cowboy hat resting over his epic flow.

    Speaking of the Taylor Sheridan Television Universe (the TSTU), Green will soon be seen on the Sheridan-produced Yellowstone spin-off series Marshals, which premiered on CBS this past weekend, as a troubled former Navy SEAL.

    The ACM New Male Artist of the Year for 2020, the 37-year-old didn’t get around to playing RodeoHouston until just last year. When Green isn’t in a recording studio, performing onstage, starting a duck hunting brand, or conspicuously vacationing with his shirt off in a tropical climate near other young country stars, he retreats to his farm or deep into a far-flung swamp on a hunting excursion. That being said, if I ever start a country punk band, I’m going to call it Riley Green’s Forearms, because they seem to attract audiences as much as his music.

    Green’s show kicked off just after 9:20 pm with the man himself blowing into a duck call and launching into “Different ‘Round Here,” luckily out of earshot of any ducklings NRG Center potentially bedding down for the night.

    “Hell Of A Way To Go” came with a mid-song disclaimer that it was his grandfather who was a fan of Alabama football, lest any alumni in the crowd get things twisted, before switching it to up Texas.

    Green honored his mentor, Jamey Johnson, with a widescreen cover of the woolly singer-songwriter’s timeless “In Color”. Green’s earliest work was heavily influenced by Johnson, and the pair have become lasting friends.

    He and fellow country star Ella Langley have become inexorably linked since their 2024 chart-topping duet "You Look Like You Love Me” like a nu-country Conway and Loretta. Sadly, there was no convertible riding out onto the rodeo dirt with Langley riding shotgun to jump into the duet, but the female audience members filled in admirably in her stead. "There Was This Girl," his gold-certified debut single, followed it up.

    The late Toby Keith got some shine with a medley of his hits, including Green taking a turn at Keith’s 2002 anthem "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue," which has earned something of a resurgence due to the USA hockey team singing it at the Winter Olympics.

    Green slowed things down and took a break on a stool for “Jesus Saves” and “Don’t Mind If I Do,” showing off his solo acoustic chops.

    The smoldering bedroom romp “Worst Way” got the biggest squeals of the night, with tall boys hoisted over cowboy hats, while his 2019 hit, "I Wish Grandpas Never Died" — the triple-platinum tribute to his late grandfathers, Lendon Bonds and Buford Green — brought the waterworks and a sea of smartphone flashlights through the stadium.

    Green made his way out of the building with his band’s take on Alabama’s “Dixieland Delight,” jumping into a Ford pickup and into a few thousand fans’ dreams.

    Setlist

    Different ‘Round Here
    Change My Mind
    Hell of a Way To Go
    In Color (Jamey Johnson cover)
    You Look Like You Love Me
    There Was This Girl
    Toby Keith Tribute Set


    • I Should’ve Been A Cowboy
    • Courtesy of the Red, White & Blue

    Jesus Saves
    Don’t Mind If I Do
    Worst Way
    I Wish Grandpas Never Died
    Bury Me in Dixie / Dixieland Delight

    Riley Green RodeoHouston concert 2026

    Courtesy of Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo

    Country singer Riley Green opened RodeoHouston on Monday, March 2.

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