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By: Arthur Demian
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston presents "Bold and Brilliant: The Rise of Black American Magazines, 1930 - 1970," the first exhibition dedicated to the photographers who worked for the more than 300 general-interest magazines that were published across the country for the Black community, spanning the eras of the Great Migration, Civil Rights activism, and the Black Is Beautiful movement.
By: Arthur Demian
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston presents "Bold and Brilliant: The Rise of Black American Magazines, 1930 - 1970," the first dedicated to the photographers who worked for the more than 300 general-interest magazines that were published across the country for the Black community, spanning the eras of the Great Migration, Civil Rights activism, and the Black Is Beautiful movement.
By: Arthur Demian
The Contemporary Austin presents "The Living Temple: The World of Moki Cherry," marking the largest exhibition in the United States to date celebrating the boundary-breaking works of art by Moki Cherry.
By: Arthur Demian
Wally Workman Gallery presents "The Way Back," a new solo show by painter Sylvia Benitez.
By: Arthur Demian
Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation’s Ladies for Literacy Guild will host the 11th annual Power of Literacy Luncheon. Chaired by Jan Rhodes & Sandra Shenkir with the theme “Stars, Stripes, and Stories,” the proceeds from this year’s luncheon will benefit childhood literacy initiatives throughout the Houston area.
Conor McPherson’s modern Irish classic The Weir is an atmospheric, quietly unsettling play set in a rural Irish pub on a stormy night, where five people confide the stories they can’t explain. Caroline Cearley directs this meditation on storytelling, loneliness, and the closeness that comes from sitting with someone in front of a mystery neither of you can resolve.
Summer, 1976, from Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Auburn, is set against the backdrop of America’s Bicentennial celebration, when radios blared "Disco Lady" and "Don’t Go Breaking My Heart," when community events nationwide helped lift the national mood out of the Viet Nam and Watergate years. This bittersweet, comic memory play captures the experience of a friendship between two women that shouldn’t work, but does.
By: Arthur Demian
Event chairs Neil and Maria Bush will present the 33rd annual A Celebration of Reading, the signature fundraiser for the Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation. The program will shine a light on the importance of reading in our community and feature a line-up of bestselling authors and fabulous entertainment. The event will include a seated dinner, silent auction, and raffle.
Audiences can experience the romance saga Twilight with this film-to-concert event, featuring the original movie accompanied by a live band on stage and a candlelit atmosphere.
Katy Sip N Stroll, presented by Kroger, celebrates its 32nd edition with the theme of "Let's Glow!" Guests are encouraged to wear their brightest neon, grab some glow gear, and light up the night for all-inclusive event that features an evening of wines, craft beverages, cuisine, live entertainment, artisan vendors, and interactive experiences.
