Enjoy a holiday artist workshop at Rienzi! Michele Roberts will lead participants in the creation of their very own needlepoint ornament that will adorn trees for years to come! (more…)
Join Rienzi in celebrating English Taste: The Art of Dining in the Eighteenth Century at December´s culinary-themed Twilight Talk. Tour Rienzi´s splendid European decorative arts collection, socialize over wine and bites, and enjoy a provocative conversation (more…)
Houston Center for Contemporary Craft has announced its call for entry for the “CraftTexas 2012″ exhibit, the seventh in a series of juried exhibitions showing the best in Texas-made contemporary craft. (more…)
Explore Films at MFAH during Thanksgiving Weekend!
In this uncut 35th anniversary edition of The Man Who Fell to Earth, David Bowie stars as an alien who visits Earth to find a cure for his dying race on another planet. Shortly after he arrives, the alien hires an attorney (Buck Henry) to patent ten groundbreaking inventions. (more…)
Tickets are on sale now for the 2011 Cinema Arts Festival Houston (CAFH) happening November 9-13. The fest is devoted to films by and about artists in the visual, performing and literary arts. (more…)
This Thursday at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston – discover what the latest research reveals about the death of King Tut and how changes in the pharoah’s role during his dynasty nearly destroyed the Egyptian Empire. (more…)
Michele Bachmann demanded an apology for the “Lyin’ A$$ B*tch” Fallon flub and she got it. Bachmann wasn’t too happy with Late Night With Jimmy Fallon‘s choice of using the 1985 Fishbone song with the expletive title as intro music for her appearance on Monday.
Michele Bachmann demanded an apology for the “Lyin’ A$$ B*tch” Fallon flub and she got it. Bachmann wasn’t too happy with Late Night With Jimmy Fallon‘s choice of using the 1985 Fishbone song with the expletive title as intro music for her appearance on Monday.