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  • The booth, before the beer nerds hit
    Photo by Darla Guillen
  • Crowds lined up to taste hundreds of local and national craft beers at theBrewMasters Craft Beer Festival at Moody Gardens.

    Photo by Darla Guillen
  • The Buffalo Bayou Brewing Co. crew
    Photo by Darla Guillen

Boozy News

The smartest beer nerds in town: Life inside a Brewmasters beer booth

  • NobleMotion Dance's Spitting Ether extends a work that began with light artistJeremy Choate, who died in a motorcycle accident earlier in the month.
    Photo by Lynn Lane
  • The Houston Brazilian Festival's day-long fiesta promises to heat up downtownHouston with live music, performances, food, educational booths, games andinteractive demonstrations suitable for kids and adults.
  • Frame Dance Productions' The Black Space explores the concept of forgiveness andthe dichotomy between the sanity and healthiness of letting go

Calendar Closeup

Stuck in town for Labor Day? No worries — how to maximize your weekend: Thedon't-miss guide

  • At Eddie V's, every second entree ordered is on the house.
    Photo via Edie V's/Facebook
  • A Monday brunch treat: Max's Wine Dive's fried egg sandwich
    Photo via Max's Wine Dive/Facebook
  • Freebirds' mimosas are bottomless at Shepherd Square, but the margaritas anddraft beer are only $2.
    Photo by Daniel Ortiz

Foodie News

Good grill gone bad? Try these Labor Day dining deals and forget holiday weekendcooking

  • Galveston's Moody Gardens is hosting the second annual Brewmasters InternationalBeer Festival Friday through Monday.
  • The festival celebrates craft beer and features more than 400 offerings,
    Photo via BrewMasters International Beer Festival/Facebook

Island Time

Moody Brews: Your guide to Galveston's International Beer Festival, craft beertips included

  • In the mood for a little exoticism? Try Bollywood Blast at Miller OutdoorTheater.
  • With the changes in media, I can't help being drawn to a film and shows andtells about the nation's most highly regarded paper.
    Courtesy photo
  • Also at Miller this week is Mecury Baroque's "Mozart Under ths Stars." Rain orshine, you should be there.
    Photo by George Hixson
  • David Aylsworth, "Watching Little Things Grow," 2010. The artist is featured atthe Glassell School exhibit.
    © David Aylsworth
  • Mingling pop and opera, Poperazzi opens the 2011-12 Houston Symphony POPSseason.

Pick Five (Plus)

Your weekly guide to Houston: Starry Mozart, Italian pop, Galveston beer fest &Bollywood blast