Yantian Sun: The Baritone Redefining Opera’s Global Future
Yantian Sun, a rapidly rising 25-year-old baritone, is earning national acclaim for his powerful voice, artistic maturity, and distinguished performances that mark him as one of opera’s most promising young stars.
Houston Restaurants Bring Gourmet Thanksgiving Feasts to the Table in 2025
Houston restaurants are making Thanksgiving effortless and indulgent this year with gourmet take-home feasts, festive catering, and elegant dine-in experiences from Fielding’s, Juliet Steakhouse, Victory, The Savoy, Comfort Foodies, and more.
City Lights Returns to Downtown Houston with 11 Holiday Villages and Magical Experiences
City Lights Downtown Holiday Magic, presented by Kroger, returns to Houston with 11 festive villages, dazzling lights, live performances, and mostly free holiday experiences.
MD Anderson Launches $2.5 Billion Philanthropic Campaign to End Cancer
MD Anderson Cancer Center launches its $2.5 billion campaign Only Possible Here, The Campaign to End Cancer to advance research, expand care, and transform patient experiences.
Meghan Trainor Announces New Album Toy With Me and 2026 Arena Tour
Meghan Trainor is set to release her seventh album Toy With Me on April 24 and is launching The Get In Girl Tour in summer 2026, with stops at major arenas and special guests Icona Pop.
The Spot Lounge & Bar Hosts Week of Giving with Free Meals for Houstonians
The Spot Lounge & Bar is celebrating the holidays early with its “Sips of the Season Week of Giving,” providing 100 free meals daily to Houstonians in need, November 17–20, at 2003 Emancipation Ave.
Texas AG Sues Harris County Over Immigrant Legal Fund; Commissioners Ellis and Briones Defend Program
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued Harris County over its Immigrant Legal Services Fund, alleging the use of taxpayer money for legal defense of undocumented immigrants, while county officials defend the program as lawful and necessary.
Skip the Airport Chaos — Head to San Antonio for the Brightest Holiday Celebration in Texas
Six Flags Fiesta Texas’ “Holiday in the Park” Returns Bigger, Brighter, and Merrier Than Ever
Avoid the airport crowds and hit the road to San Antonio, where Six Flags Fiesta Texas’ “Holiday in the Park” dazzles with millions of lights, festive shows, family fun, and seasonal treats from November 22 through December 23.
H-E-B Expands Homes Built for Heroes Program to Support Texas Veterans with Home Renovation
H-E-B expands its Homes Built for Heroes program, providing home renovations and mortgage-free homes to Texas Veterans to enhance independence and quality of life.
Houston’s Goode Company Brings Thanksgiving Feast to Homes with Meal Kits and Holiday Deals
Goode Company is making Thanksgiving stress-free for Houstonians with fully loaded meal kits, desserts, and holiday deals for easy pick-up or nationwide shipping.
Houston’s Political Heat Wave: Democracy in Full Bloom Across the Bayou City
Houston’s political heat is rising! From high-energy rallies to key local runoffs, the city proves democracy is alive, bold, and unstoppable.
The Health Museum 2025 Health Heroes Gala: A Night of Inspiration, Innovation, and Impact
Houston celebrated compassion and innovation at The Health Museum’s Annual Health Heroes Gala, honoring Dr. Elizabeth McIngvale and raising a record-breaking $430,000 to inspire future healthcare leaders.
The Grow & Gather Market Celebrates 27 Years of Central City Co-Op in Houston Heights
Celebrate 27 years of Houston’s Central City Co-Op at The Grow & Gather Market! Enjoy farm-fresh produce, artisanal goods, live music, wellness activities, and a chance to connect with local growers and makers on Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025.
Houston to Honor Veterans with Parade, Ceremony, and Keynote Address on November 11
Houston honors its veterans on Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025, with a citywide parade, ceremony, and keynote address by retired Marine Sgt. Major Angela Maness. Join the community to celebrate and pay tribute to those who have served.
McDonald’s Honors Veterans and Active-Duty Service Members with Free Meals on Veterans Day
This Veterans Day, McDonald’s is honoring Houston’s military servicemen and women with free breakfast and Extra Value Meals. See how you can celebrate and enjoy a complimentary meal on Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025.
Daikin and Houston Astros Host Big League Experience Youth Baseball Clinic
More than 100 young athletes from across Houston hit the field for the Big League Experience Youth Baseball Clinic, hosted by Daikin and the Houston Astros at Daikin Park. The event brought big-league excitement, skill-building, and community spirit to the next generation of players.
Houston Restaurants Honor Veterans with Free Meals on Veterans Day
Houston restaurants are honoring veterans and active-duty service members this Veterans Day with complimentary meals and special offers. Find out where you can enjoy a free meal on November 11, 2025.
DACAMERA Brings Rising Jazz Star Ekep Nkwelle to Houston’s Wortham Center
Houston jazz lovers, mark your calendars! DACAMERA presents rising star Ekep Nkwelle at the Wortham Center on December 6, 2025. With a voice rooted in African heritage and honed at Juilliard, Nkwelle brings soulful storytelling, international acclaim, and a spiritual depth that promises an unforgettable evening of jazz.
The Colors of Culture Return: Islamic Arts Festival 2025 Welcomes All Houstonians For FREE!
Experience the world through art at the 2025 Islamic Arts Festival — the largest celebration of Islamic art in the U.S. — returning to the University of Houston on November 15–16. With more than 50 artists, live performances, hands-on workshops, and international cuisine, this free family-friendly event celebrates creativity, faith, and unity in the heart of Houston.
Good News in Gary and Pittsburgh — But Still America Declines
As America celebrates billion-dollar steel investments in Gary and Pittsburgh, a darker truth emerges: U.S. manufacturing is still in decline. Despite early gains from clean energy and EV production, shifting policies and stalled investment threaten to erase progress—leaving communities where factories once stood facing the same cycle of job loss, despair, and division.
