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South American food, like this ceviche from Nazca Kitchen in Dallas, will becomemore popular in 2013.Photo courtesy of Nazca Kitchen -
Kale, like this kale salad served at Woodshed Smokehouse in Fort Worth, willonly get bigger in 2013.Photo courtey of Tim Love -
Soba noodles at Tei An are made onsite by chef-owner Teiichi "Teach" Sakurai.Photo by Brad Murano -
Chicken is getting an upgrade at restaurants such as FT33 in Dallas.Photo by Teresa Gubbins -
We already knew chicken was hot, thanks to restaurants like Chicken Scratch thatare elevating the comfort-food staple.Photo by Jennifer Chininis -
Technomic predicts a surge in diner- and deli-inspired meaty sandwiches, likethis roast beef at East Hampton Sandwich Co.Photo courtesy of East Hampton Sandwich Co. -
Expect more locally made liquor and craft beer, like Deep Ellum Brewing Company.Deep Ellum Brewing Company/Facebook
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At Messina Hof's Wine & Roses Festival Saturday, colorful flowers are expectedto be in full bloom. -
The Houston Metropolitan Dance Co. in Larry Keigwin's "Air" section of TheElements.Photo by Ben Doyle/Runaway Productions LLC -
"Fun Run for Noah with Clutch" is a non-competitive event with Rocket's mascotClutch to encourage Noah Bratsch, a six-year-old battling Leukemia, on his wayto health.
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At Lemonade Day's Best Tasting Contest Saturday, celebrity judges will awardprizes for most unique, healthiest and best tasting lemonade, in preparation forthe citywide Lemonade Day Houston on May 6. -
Interesting Times — the new film from local demographics hero Stephen Klinebergthat explores 30 years of change in the Bayou City — is set to premiere atDiscovery Green on Friday.
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Poncho SanchezPhoto by Devin DeHaven -
Poncho SanchezPhoto by Ashley Stagg -
Poncho Sanchez and Terence Blanchard in the studioPhoto by Ashley Stagg
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"Cinco de Bingo" Cinco de Mayo fiesta is hosted by SCRUBS, the Young Supportersof The Harris County Hospital District Foundation.
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Buffalo Bayou history tours with Louis Aulbach reveal the rich history ofHouston's waterways. Bayou Bend Main St. 1904 -
Apollo Chamber Players present a fiery concert commingling classical music andfolk tunes of Spanish origin. Ole! -
Domenico Luciano in Dominic’s "Clair de Lune"Photo by Frank Atura -
At the home of Lemonade Day Founder, Michael and Lisa Holthouse, littleentrepreneurs showed the 14 principles of the lemonade biz. It's not justlemonade. It's strategy. Here, JalyaPhoto by Brian Nutsch/Lemonade Day Houston -
A leisurely stroll courtesy of Buffalo Bayou "Foodie Floats," guests enjoyedSpanish wine pairings courtesy of Block 7. -
The Rothko Chapel is offering a series of free Tai Chi classes suitable for thebeginning and experienced practitioner.
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Emily Johnson in "The Thank-You Bar" at DiverseWorks, April 28-30Photo by Cameron Wittig -
Latin Wave 6 presents a collection of films of Latin American origin. -
Kronos Quartet will open the musical festivities at iFest along with the HomayunSakhi Afghan trio.
