
Houston Matters
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Posted on · Houston Matters takes a tour of the new exhibit at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, which tells the storys of a vast array of the ocean's most fearsome predators.
Posted on · Houston Matters takes a tour of the new exhibit at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, which tells the storys of a vast array of the ocean's most fearsome predators.
Posted on · Mann Phillips, 63, a longtime volunteer at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, was recently picked by her peers to serve a three-year term as chair of the board.
Posted on · We explore Texas’ largest annual pop culture festival.
Posted on · The annual event, which started in Katy in 2008, has become the largest comic and pop culture event in Texas.
Posted on · Actor Chad Coleman looks ahead to his visit for Comicpalooza.
Posted on · Experts and historians discuss a first-of-its-kind resource that connects Spanish history to a wider geographical frame.
Posted on · The venue will feature multi-media art installations from local artists, art gallery spaces, restaurants and retail shops.
Posted on · Clark, a 33-year-old Channelview man, is accused of fatally shooting Migos rapper Takeoff in downtown Houston on Nov. 1.
Posted on · A new work by Houston composer Theo Chandler explores the dichotomy of love and fear.
Posted on · Houston Matters reflects the history of technology and personal devices in Houston.
Posted on · George Floyd was a Houston native. The documentary will show the process of creating a sculpture dedicated to him, and the impact his death had on the world.
Posted on · The choreographer behind the 2021 remake of 'West Side Story' talks about his new world premiere, 'Under the Folding Sky,' and his work reimagining one of the most iconic musicals of all time.
Posted on · Lomax, a longtime Texas journalist and occasional guest on Houston Matters, died Monday at age 53.
Posted on · We ask Ty Defoe, director of the TUTS production of "Rent" at the Hobby Center.
Posted on · The Galveston County Sheriff's Office doubled its police presence for this year's event, which drew an estimated 80,000 people on Saturday.