Cressandra Thibodeaux’s Life Of Activism Endures Beyond 14 Pews
Cressandra Thibodeaux will be showcasing her photos of the United Houma Nation, perhaps "America's first climate change refugees," in an exhibition at the Wetlands Museum this summer
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Houston’s Quirkiest Museums To Visit Over Spring Break
For many Texas families, Spring Break is the perfect opportunity to explore some museums off the beaten path. And these sure beat exhausting beach trips and $25 margaritas.
Glenwood Cemetery: Resting Place Of Houston Suffragettes
Glenwood is a remarkable cemetery. Though there are movie stars, politicians, and entrepreneurs a-plenty, it’s also home to women who shaped Texas.
The Kaleidoscopic Art Of Andrea Venson
A Fort Bend art teacher and visual artist, Andrea Venson's exhibition is a startling collection of vibrant lines, collage, and symbolism
Rothko Chapel’s Broken Obelisk Still Symbolizes MLK’s Dream
February 28 marks 55 years since Broken Obelisk was put on the Rothko Chapel grounds, quickly becoming one of the city’s most famous landmarks. The Chapel will be celebrating with a variety of speakers, events, and activities
Fighting Homelessness In Austin With Tiny Houses
"Through the built environment, not just housing, we're able to start the process of creating a village that's a true home for our neighbors. This means creating spaces for neighbors to engage and build relationships amongst each other, staff and volunteers.”
Transforming Traumatic Brain Injuries Into Art
Tim Colomer's work has made him an unofficial artist-in-residence for the bomb squad community. He has even been invited to contribute to a large obelisk at the National Museum of the Marine Corp.