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Houston Invited to Free Screening of Ash and Crayons Featuring Oscar-Nominated Filmmaker
Houston residents are invited to a free November 7 screening of Ash and Crayons, a documentary about seven Ukrainian children affected by war, featuring an in-person appearance and audience Q&A with Oscar-nominated director Evgeny Afineevsky
James Beard Foundation Brings Houston’s Top Culinary Talent Together for Taste America Tasting
The James Beard Foundation’s Taste America series arrives at Thompson Houston on November 12, bringing together acclaimed local chefs and independent restaurants for a walk-around tasting celebrating Houston’s culinary community.
Fort Bend County Libraries to Host Free Record-Clearing Clinic, Walk-Ins Welcome
Fort Bend County Libraries and the Earl Carl Institute will offer a free record-clearing clinic in Missouri City on October 26, providing eligibility screenings and information about expunction and nondisclosure. Although advance registration has closed, walk-ins are welcome until 7:50 p.m.
Cirque du Soleil’s LUZIA Returns to Houston With a Spectacular Mexican-Inspired Dream
Cirque du Soleil brings LUZIA, a spectacular Mexico-inspired production featuring daring acrobatics, live rain effects and immersive theatrical artistry, to Sam Houston Race Park from March 20 through May 9, 2027.Cirque du Soleil brings LUZIA, a spectacular Mexico-inspired production featuring daring acrobatics, live rain effects and immersive theatrical artistry, to Sam Houston Race Park from March 20 through May 9, 2027.
Thompson Houston Launches Harvest Happy Hour at SOL7 Rooftop
SOL7 at Thompson Houston introduces Harvest Happy Hour Thursday through Sunday, featuring fall-inspired bites, seasonal cocktails and rooftop city views
Aaron’s Invests $30,000 in Fort Bend Boys & Girls Club Teen Center
Aaron’s has refreshed the Fort Bend Boys & Girls Club teen center with more than $20,000 in new equipment and a $10,000 donation for future teen programming.
David Banner, Kendrick Sampson and Houston Leaders to Headline Real Conversations Part III: The Power of Showing Up
Fight for Democracy brings David Banner, Kendrick Sampson and Houston community leaders together for Real Conversations Part III on October 22 to discuss civic engagement, community issues and the power of showing up ahead of Election Day.
The Woodlands Resort and The Woodlands Pride to Kick Off PRIDE Weekend With Dinner, Dancing and Live Entertainment
One-night celebration will feature 1990s-inspired entertainment, local drag performers, dinner and dancing, with proceeds benefiting Out for Education
The Woodlands Resort and The Woodlands Pride will kick off PRIDE weekend on October 29 with a 1990s-inspired evening of dinner, live entertainment and dancing, benefiting Out for Education.
RAYE Announces Global Symphony Tour Featuring Seven Performances Across Seven Countries
Four-time Grammy nominee will reimagine her album THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. for THIS SYMPHONY MAY CONTAIN HOPE. Live From Seven World Wonders.
Four-time Grammy nominee RAYE will bring her sophomore album to the symphonic stage with seven international performances featuring the Heritage Orchestra and Flames Collective.
Halloween in Houston: Family-Friendly Fun, Adult Parties, Spooky Eats and Movie Nights
From safe trick-or-treating and haunted attractions to costume contests, Halloween cocktails, seasonal desserts and rooftop movie screenings, Houston offers ways for everyone to celebrate spooky seaso
From Children’s Museum Houston’s BOO!seum and Savoy’s Halloween celebrations to Topgolf specials, spooky desserts and rooftop movie screenings, Houston offers Halloween activities for families and adults throughout October.
TDECU Promotes Jason Schneider to Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
Houston’s largest credit union promotes longtime executive to oversee business operations following more than 20 years with the organization
TDECU has promoted Jason Schneider, its former chief financial officer, to executive vice president and chief operating officer. Schneider began his career as a part-time Member service representative more than 20 years ago.
Jasmine Crockett’s FIRE PAC Announces 19 Endorsements Ahead of November Midterm Elections
Political action committee backs candidates in competitive races nationwide as Texas voters prepare for early voting beginning Oct. 19
Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett’s FIRE PAC announced 19 endorsements for competitive races nationwide ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, as Texas voters prepare for early voting Oct. 19–30 and Election Day on Nov. 3.
TSU’s College of Education Partners With The Normal Anomaly for ‘Let’s Have a Kiki’ Civic Engagement Event
Fireside chat featuring State Rep. Jolanda Jones and Judge Ashley Mayes Guice will explore voting, local elections and issues affecting Black and LGBTQIA+ communities.
TSU’s College of Education and The Normal Anomaly Initiative will host Let’s Have a Kiki during Homecoming Week, bringing State Rep. Jolanda Jones and Judge Ashley Mayes Guice together to discuss voting, civic engagement and issues affecting Black and LGBTQIA+ communities.
Spring ISD Recognizes 567 Teachers for Excellence Through State Incentive Program
Annual recognition event celebrates educators earning more than $7.6 million in financial incentives for instructional excellence and student achievement
Spring ISD recognized 567 teachers through its annual Teacher Incentive Allotment celebration, awarding more than $7.6 million in financial incentives for instructional excellence and contributions to student achievement.
Thundercat Brings the Distracted AF Tour to Houston’s White Oak Music Hall
The Grammy-winning bassist brings his signature sound, soulful vocals and electrifying stage presence to Houston on Nov. 7.
Thundercat brings his Distracted AF Tour to Houston’s White Oak Music Hall on Nov. 7, delivering a genre-bending live show featuring funky bass lines, soulful vocals and his signature sound.
Fifth Third Bank Announces $3.1 Billion Texas Community Investment Commitment
Five-year initiative includes 60 new Houston-area branches, small business support, affordable housing and neighborhood development
Fifth Third Bank has announced a five-year, $3.1 billion commitment to Texas communities, including 60 new Houston-area branches, small business grants, homeownership assistance and neighborhood development investments
Houston First Launches Five-Year Plan to Expand Film and Media Production Industry
Strategic initiative aims to attract productions, create jobs, strengthen workforce development and generate economic growth across Houston
Houston First Corporation’s five-year strategic plan aims to expand film and media production, attract investment, create jobs and strengthen Houston’s position as a leading production destination.
No Tricks, Just Treats! BARC-O-Ween Offers Free Pet Adoptions on Halloween
Houston’s annual BARC-O-Ween returns Oct. 31 with waived adoption fees, family-friendly festivities and hundreds of pets hoping to find their forever homes.
BARC-O-Ween returns to Houston on Oct. 31 with waived pet adoption fees, Halloween activities, local vendors and hundreds of animals looking for loving forever homes.
UH Poll: Plummer Leads Sanchez in Harris County Judge Race
Hobby School poll finds Democrats leading in three major county races as property taxes, public safety and voting rights emerge as key voter concerns ahead of Election Day.
A University of Houston survey finds Letitia Plummer leading Orlando Sanchez in the Harris County judge race, with Democrats also ahead in two county commissioner contests as voters express concerns about property taxes and public safety.
METRO Police Launch Mobile Command Center to Expand Public Safety Across Houston
The mobile unit began operations at Moody Park in Houston’s Northside before moving throughout METRO’s service area to meet transit and community needs
METRO Police introduced a Mobile Operations Command Center at Moody Park in Houston’s Northside to expand access to police services and strengthen public safety across the region’s transit system.
H-E-B Names 2026 Quest for Texas Best Winners, Including Houston Business
The annual competition awarded $110,000 to five Texas small businesses selected from a record 978 entries, with a Houston-based company earning second place.
H-E-B recognized five Texas small businesses in its 2026 Quest for Texas Best competition, awarding $110,000 to the winners and $25,000 to five additional finalists.
AARP Men Who Care Conference Offers Houston Caregivers Support and Resources
The Nov. 7 event will feature discussions on men's mental health, caregiver wellness and practical resources, with opportunities to connect through shared experiences.
Houston men caring for loved ones can find support, practical guidance and community connections at the AARP Men Who Care Conference on Nov. 7.
Buffalo Soldiers National Museum to Celebrate 25th Anniversary With A Soldier Soirée
The Buffalo Soldiers National Museum will celebrate its 25th anniversary with A Soldier Soirée: Honor in Color on Nov. 6, 2026, supporting its mission to preserve African American military history and its planned reopening following a $13 million renovation campaign.
Fort Bend Transit to Launch New Route Connecting Richmond to Downtown Houston
New $4 one-way service begins Oct. 12, replacing the existing Westpark-to-Energy Corridor route.
Fort Bend Transit will launch a new $4 one-way bus route from Westpark Park & Ride in Richmond to Downtown Houston on Oct. 12, replacing the existing Westpark-to-Energy Corridor service.
TSU Survey Shows McCoy Leads Wong in Fort Bend County Judge Race
Texas Southern University survey finds McCoy leading Wong 49% to 40% among likely Fort Bend County voters, with 11% still unsure.
A Texas Southern University survey shows Democrat Dexter McCoy leading Republican Daniel Wong in the November 2026 Fort Bend County judge race.
Community Spotlight: Gilbert Garcia's Commitment to Houston and the Next Generation
For Hispanic Heritage Month, a look at the Houston business leader's work in finance, education, civic service and community involvement
For Hispanic Heritage Month, Houston Style Magazine profiles Gilbert Garcia, a Houston financial leader whose career spans Wall Street, investment management, civic service, philanthropy and mentoring the next generation.
Make It a Halloween Weekend: The Addams Family Comes to Nashville
Broadway stars, haunted houses, themed cocktails and original Charles Addams artwork make this more than just a Halloween show.
Nashville gets a spooky makeover this Halloween as Hutton Hotel hosts The Addams Family in Concert, giving travelers a memorable weekend filled with Broadway talent, haunted fun, music, dining and Music City attractions.
Texas Southern Homecoming 2026 Brings Tigers, Southern Jaguars and HBCU Tradition to Houston
TSU Homecoming game, parade, tailgate and marching bands set for October 24
Texas Southern University’s 2026 Homecoming culminates October 24 at Reliant Stadium as the Tigers face Southern University in a celebration of HBCU football, music and tradition.
National Black Breast Cancer Summit Returns to Houston in October
The 2026 National Black Breast Cancer Summit comes to Houston October 2–4, bringing together survivors, healthcare professionals, advocates and community members for education, wellness and conversations focused on Black breast health.
Commissioner Lesley Briones Builds on Investment in Safety, Health, Jobs and Infrastructure
Precinct 4 will spotlight Alief’s food, culture and local businesses with the launch of its new Find Your Four tourism series.
Federal Judge Orders Air Conditioning in Every Texas Prison by 2029
A federal judge has ordered air conditioning in every Texas prison by 2029 following a landmark case challenging extreme heat conditions.
Spooky Season Arrives at Houston Arboretum With ArBOOretum Family Fall Festival
ArBOOretum brings together Halloween fun, outdoor adventure and nature education for a fall family tradition at the Houston Arboretum.
Houston Gardeners Can Shop Texas Native Plants at Fall Plant Sale
Houston Arboretum’s annual sale features about 250 plant varieties, including native milkweed and pollinator-friendly plants
Houston gardeners can shop nearly 250 Texas native plant varieties at the Houston Arboretum’s Fall Plant Sale Oct. 2-3.
Menefee, Carter, McIver and Ruiz Reintroduce Equity in Research Act
Bill would establish a National Science Foundation grant program to strengthen research capacity at under-resourced institutions
Reps. Christian Menefee, Troy Carter, LaMonica McIver and Raul Ruiz have reintroduced legislation that would create an NSF grant program to strengthen research infrastructure at eligible higher education institutions.
A Sunny Orlando Escape: ette Hotel Earns Third Consecutive MICHELIN Key
Houstonians looking for a luxury holiday getaway can consider the Orlando hotel near Walt Disney World® Resort
Houstonians looking for sunshine and a luxury Orlando escape this holiday season can consider ette hotel, a three-time MICHELIN Key recipient located minutes from Walt Disney World® Resort.
H-E-B Gives Texas Small Businesses a Chance to Grow
H-E-B’s Quest for Texas Best gives 10 Texas small businesses a chance to turn homegrown ideas into statewide success.
Houston Youth Symphony Receives $1.2 Million in Anonymous Gifts
Houston Youth Symphony receives $1.2 million in anonymous gifts to expand music education, financial aid and access for young musicians across Greater Houston.
Kroger Brings Free Health and Wellness Festival to Montgomery Community
Kroger brought health education, wellness resources, fitness activities and family-friendly programming to the Montgomery community during its free 2026 Health & Wellness Festival.
Latina Artists Bring Art and Opportunity Back to Houston Neighborhoods
Two Latina Houston artists are bringing art, creativity and cultural connection directly into neighborhoods while creating greater opportunities for families and young people to see themselves reflected in the arts.
Texas Democrats Counter GOP Midterm Convention with Dallas Events, Voter Outreach
Voting access, economic concerns, health care, public education and voter registration highlighted during Democratic events across North Texas.
Texas Democrats held events across North Texas during the Republican National Committee’s first midterm convention in Dallas, focusing on voting access, economic concerns, health care, public education and voter registration.
Raising Cane’s Fundraiser to Support Make-A-Wish Comes to Houston-Area Restaurants
Houston-area Raising Cane’s restaurants are joining a September 16 fundraiser benefiting Make-A-Wish Texas Gulf Coast and Louisiana, with 15% of qualifying proceeds donated when customers mention the fundraiser at checkout.
Rooftop Cinema Club Houston Brings Encanto to the Rooftop This Weekend
A Family-Friendly Sing-Along Also Offers a Fun Way to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
Houston families can enjoy a special Encanto sing-along at Rooftop Cinema Club Houston on September 19, with a Mirabel meet-and-greet before the movie and a fun connection to Hispanic Heritage Month.
Texas Dairy Queen Starts National Cheeseburger Day Celebration Early
Texas Dairy Queen restaurants are celebrating National Cheeseburger Day early with a five-day offer for a free Hungr-Buster with cheese with a $1 or more purchase through the DQ App.
Homeschool Students Across Greater Houston Invited to Take Flight at Lone Star Flight Museum
Homeschool students across Greater Houston can explore aviation, STEM and hands-on learning during Lone Star Flight Museum's special Homeschool Day on Thursday, Sept. 10, featuring flight simulators, aircraft tours, maker activities and interactive demonstrations.
Two New HMAAC Exhibitions Explore Black History, Memory and the Art of Listening
HMAAC opens two new exhibitions exploring Black history, memory and material culture through Lorenzo Pace’s textile works and Allie Martin’s immersive sound installation.
Black Public Media Opens 2026 PitchBLACK Call for Independent Filmmakers
Black Public Media has opened its 2026 Open Call for independent filmmakers, offering five selected projects funding and the opportunity to compete in the 10th PitchBLACK Forum & Awards.
Poll Shows Plummer Leading Sanchez in Harris County Judge Race
Survey of 600 likely Harris County voters finds Dr. Letitia Plummer ahead of Republican Orlando Sanchez in the November election, according to HIT Strategies.
A new poll commissioned by Dr. Letitia Plummer's campaign shows the Democratic Harris County Judge nominee leading Republican Orlando Sanchez among likely Harris County voters.
Houston, Did You Know? The Bayou City Has a Professional Volleyball Team and It Just Added International Star Hanna Hellvig
LOVB Houston signs nine-time Swedish National Team member Hanna Hellvig as the city's professional volleyball team continues building for the 2026-27 season.
Houston's professional volleyball team, LOVB Houston, has signed Swedish National Team standout Hanna Hellvig as it continues building its roster for the 2026-27 season.
Goode to Know: A New Beauty Business Carries on Jo-Carolyn Goode’s Community Spirit
A new Houston beauty and fashion shop is opening its doors while carrying on the community-first spirit of the late Jo-Carolyn Goode.
2026 Hispanic Heritage Month Comes Alive in Houston
Houston is turning up the color this Hispanic Heritage Month with music, art, dance and traditions that celebrate the voices shaping the city.
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