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The Black & White Years, The Gold Sounds, Leaf, Sunset Veil Scout Bar Clear Lake Sun., February 8 Clear Lake
The Gold Sounds' self-titled, debut EP is not an exercise in showoffery. There's no mind-bending guitar solos, no time signatures questioning standard musical notation and no quirky elements that smack of an effort to deny obvious influences. It's just four solid hard-rock tunes. True, it's... More >>
Marked Passages: Poetry by Emily Dickinson and Sylvia Plath Sicardi Gallery Sun., February 8, 3:00pm Lower Shepherd-Kirby
Aperio, Music of the Americas blends works by American poets and composers The poetry of Sylvia Plath and Emily Dickinson flows with style, grace and more than a tinge of melancholy, but can you put a beat to it? That’s the question that the performing group Aperio, Music of the Americas... More >>
A Bronx Tale Hobby Center for the Performing Arts Daily from Tue., February 3 until Sun., February 8 Downtown/ Midtown
Chazz Palminteri was a young, out-of-work actor in 1989 when he wrote the play that changed his life. “I said, ‘If they won’t give me a part, I’ll write one myself.’ I went to the store, got five pads of yellow paper and started writing A Bronx Tale.” Based on his... More >>
Caught in the Net Bay Area Harbour Playhouse Every week Friday, Saturday from Fri., January 23 until Sun., February 15, 8:00pm
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Outside Houston
Ray Cooney’s Caught in the Net features John Smith, a London taxi driver with a secret — well, two actually. He’s a bigamist. So far both his families have remained happily ignorant of each other, but his delicate balancing act is about to be upturned. His daughter from family A... More >>
"The Puppet Show" Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston Every week Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday from Sat., January 17 until Sun., April 12 Montrose
A hypnotized man making art against his will, a singing penis and dancing marionettes are just a few of the works you’ll see in “The Puppet Show.” Co-curators Ingrid Schaffner and Carin Kuoni have put together a dissimilar and eclectic collection of art that explores the ideas of... More >>
HMNS:The Amazing Astronomers of Ancient Rome Houston Museum of Natural Science Every week Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday from Sun., February 8 until Sat., February 28 Kirby-West U
Sure, we’ve made giant strides in our study of the galaxy, with our megacomputers and fancy telescopes. But 2,000 years ago in ancient Rome, with very few tools, astronomers were already deciphering the wonders of the sky. The new film at the Planetarium, The Amazing Astronomers of Ancient... More >>
Moody Gardens: Penguin Encounter Moody Gardens Every week Saturday, Sunday from Sat., January 31 until Sun., March 8, 1:00pm
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Galveston
In the movies, penguins can sing and dance. In real life, it seems they can draw too. Moody Gardens’s 45-minute Penguin Encounter includes a biologist-led tour of the pengers’ habitats and one-on-one time with them, along with a penguin-created piece of artwork. (We’re guessing... More >>
Eurydice Alley Theatre Every week Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday from Fri., January 30 until Sun., March 1 Downtown/ Midtown
If you like your stories to follow a nice, straight line, you might find Eurydice a bit of a challenge. Not because the plot wanders, but because playwright Sarah Ruhl’s use of language is simultaneously jarring and poetic. You can guess from the title that this is a retelling of the... More >>
Green House Gallery: "Love Vibe" Green House Gallery Fri., February 6, 6:00pm-9:00pm
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Montrose
The Green House Gallery embraces the Valentine’s Day groove with “Love Vibe,” a group show featuring the work of Jonatan Lopez (sculpture employing found steel) and Nan Stombaugh (digital collages). You can meet and mingle with Lopez and Stombaugh, along with the other artists,... More >>
Houston Library's Black History Month Celebrations Kendall Branch Library Every week Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday from Thu., February 5 until Sat., February 28 Outer Loop - SW
You won’t have to go any further than your neighborhood library to find family-friendly Black History Month celebrations. There are various music programs planned recalling African-American music from plantation spirituals to the sounds of Motown. A step crew will not only perform, but... More >>
"Body Worlds 2 & The Brain: Our Three Pound Gem" Houston Museum of Natural Science Daily from Fri., September 12 until Sun., February 22 Kirby-West U
Whether you're fascinated with the inner workings of the human brain or simply enjoy being grossed out by what we look like on the inside, the second round of Dr. Gunther von Hagens's touring exhibitions is wonder inducing. "Body Worlds 2 & The Brain: Our Three Pound Gem" will feature more than... More >>
Record Ranch Gallery: "Live In Texas" Photo Exhibition Cactus Music and Video Every week Sunday from Sun., February 8 until Sat., April 4, 12:00pm-7:00pm
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Lower Shepherd-Kirby
Photographer Stephanie Alexander has been very busy for the last three years. She’s been on the road shooting big-name rock stars. Now she’s ready to share some of those images with us in “Live in Texas,” an art exhibit at the Record Ranch Gallery. You’ll see... More >>
The Man Who Saved New Orleans Ensemble Theatre Wed., January 28, 7:30pm
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Downtown/ Midtown
Playwright Thomas Meloncon’s new play is called The Man Who Saved New Orleans. It’s a misnomer, of course, because we all know nobody saved New Orleans. Meloncon explains the title refers to one of the characters, not the city. “Arthur Prejean is an 86-year-old blind man who... More >>
The Odd Couple Texas Repertory Theatre Company Every week Friday, Saturday from Fri., February 6 until Sun., February 22, 8:00pm
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Outer Loop - NW
You have your choice of slobs this weekend — two local theater groups are performing Neil Simon’s The Odd Couple. The Katy Visual and Performing Arts Center is presenting an updated, female rendition, while Texas Repertory Theatre is going for the standard male version. Cast with... More >>
Domy Books: "PRISMATTAK" Domy Sat., January 31, 7:00pm-9:00pm
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Montrose
Lisa Marie Godfrey promotes post-psychedelia in "PRISMATTAK." The curator for Domy’s latest group exhibit says the work on display is something new and trippy for the 21st century. “[It’s] less flowy and more geometric,” says Godfrey. Brent Wadden’s acrylics on paper... More >>
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Ad Deum Dance Classes West University Dance Center Daily, 9:15am-10:45am Kirby-West U
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Big Brothers/Big Sisters Big Brothers Big Sisters Daily Outer Loop - SW
Bingo at American Legion #586 American Legion #586 Every week Thursday, 7:00pm
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Bingo Wonderland Bingo Wonderland Every week Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 7:30pm
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Bob Chadwick Trio Backstreet Cafe Every week Sunday, 11:00am-2:00pm River Oaks
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