Houston’s Furriest Heroes Take the Runway at Wags and Whiskers 2026
Wags and Whiskers 2026 brings Houston’s furriest superheroes to the runway to support IM Houston’s Animeals program for homebound seniors and their pets.
Honest Mary’s Celebrates Grand Opening of First Houston Location in River Oaks
Honest Mary’s opens its first Houston location in River Oaks with a grand opening celebration featuring complimentary grain bowls, live music, and giveaways.
Meow Wolf Houston Joins Museums for All to Expand Access for Families
Meow Wolf Houston joins Museums for All, offering $5 admission to EBT cardholders to make immersive art accessible to local families.
Community Invited to “We Are One” MLK Day of Service Donation Drive in Spring
The “We Are One” MLK Day of Service invites the Houston-area community to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. through a donation drive supporting young mothers and individuals experiencing homelessness.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix in Concert Casts a Spell on Houston at Jones Hall
Audiences will enjoy the next chapter of the Harry Potter Film Concert Series as the Houston Symphony performs Nicholas Hooper’s full score live to picture
The Houston Symphony brings the wizarding world to life June 26–27, 2026, with a live orchestral performance of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix while the film plays on a giant screen at Jones Hall.
Cam Ward Auctions Game-Worn Cleats to Support Boys & Girls Club of Brazoria County
Tennessee Titans quarterback and Brazoria County native Cam Ward is auctioning his signed, game-worn “My Cause My Cleats” to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Brazoria County, with proceeds supporting more than 1,000 local youth.
Houston Restaurants and Lounges Ring in 2026 With New Year’s Eve Dining and Nightlife Celebrations
From luxe prix fixe dinners to late-night neighborhood toasts, Houston restaurants and lounges are pulling out all the stops for New Year’s Eve 2026.
Lynn’s Angel Foundation Announces 2026 “Glitter And Goals” Vision Board Soirée Hosted By LeToya Luckett
Lynn’s Angel Foundation will host its signature 2026 Glitter & Goals Vision Board Soirée on January 10, 2026, at Succulent Fine Dining in Houston, uniting women leaders and community changemakers for an inspiring afternoon of intention-setting.
Frontier Airlines Launches New Nonstop International Routes From Bush Intercontinental Airport
Frontier Airlines expanded its international service from Bush Intercontinental Airport with new nonstop flights to Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras, strengthening Houston’s connectivity to Central America while introducing enhanced passenger amenities and low promotional fares.
Cactus Jack Foundation Partners With Space Center Houston to Showcase Houston ISD Students’ STEM Innovations
Houston ISD students took center stage at Space Center Houston, showcasing innovative STEM designs developed alongside NASA engineers through an eight-week program led by the Cactus Jack Foundation. The final showcase celebrated student creativity, real-world problem solving, and the future of space explora
Harris County Joins Multi-State Coalition Opposing EPA Rollback of Air Quality Standards
Harris County is taking a stand for clean air, joining a multi-state coalition opposing efforts to roll back EPA air quality standards. County leaders say weakening particulate matter protections ignores science, threatens public health, and puts vulnerable communities at risk
A Christmas Truce, Reimagined: Houston Grand Opera Prepares to Unveil Silent Night
This January, Houston Grand Opera brings a powerful true story of peace, music, and shared humanity to the Wortham stage. Silent Night, the Pulitzer Prize–winning opera inspired by the 1914 Christmas Truce, opens January 23, 2026, offering Houston audiences an unforgettable evening where song disarms war and compassion takes center stage.
When Nature Bites Back: Paramount’s “Primate” Poised to Unleash a Smart, Savage January Thriller
January horror gets feral. Primate storms into theaters January 9, 2026, delivering a lean, nerve-shredding survival thriller where family, fear, and nature collide. With festival buzz, brutal tension, and a terrifyingly grounded premise, this is one creature feature that bites back.
Houston Symphony Taps Rolanda Gregory as New Chief Marketing Officer
The Houston Symphony has appointed Rolanda Gregory as Chief Marketing Officer, bringing extensive arts, sports, and entertainment marketing experience to support audience growth and brand leadership beginning in 2026.
Judge Surendran Pattel: A Life of Service Shaping Fort Bend County’s Future
Judge Surendran Pattel’s re-election campaign highlights a life shaped by perseverance, inclusion, and service, reflecting Fort Bend County’s diverse communities and shared vision for empathetic, inclusive leadership.
Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center Launches Global Soccer Celebration Series Ahead of International Tournament
The Fort Bend Children’s Discovery Center is launching a Global Soccer Celebration Series from April through July 2026, offering hands-on, family-friendly programs that blend soccer, STEM, and cultural exploration ahead of a major international tournament in Houston.
Nutcracker Infinity at Art Club: A Holiday Tradition Reimagined Through Light, Sound, and Wonder
Nutcracker Infinity at Art Club reimagines the beloved holiday classic as an immersive, multi-sensory experience, blending Tchaikovsky’s iconic score with light, technology, and contemporary art in Houston.
When Big Tech’s Thirst Threatens Our Health, We Must Demand Better
As massive data center expansion strains water and public health resources from Oregon to Ohio, experts warn that stronger safeguards and zero-water cooling technology are urgently needed to protect communities without sacrificing economic growth.
Texas Women’s Hall of Fame Gala 2025: A Night of Brilliance, Legacy & Texas-Sized Inspiration
The 2025 Texas Women’s Hall of Fame Gala in Houston celebrated trailblazing women, honoring the 2025 class and raising over $290,000 to support programs empowering women and girls across Texas.
A Living Legacy in the Third Ward: Rev. William A. Lawson’s Vision Rises Again Through New Senior Housing Expansion
WALIPP has broken ground on a $29.3 million expansion in Houston’s Third Ward, adding 102 affordable senior apartments that honor Rev. William A. Lawson’s legacy of community, dignity, and service.
