Here’s Where to Catch Dinner and a Show this Fourth of July!

Robin Barr Sussman

IF YOU DON’T have a view of the many fireworks displays around town on July 4, these spots are celebrating Independence Day with dinner, brunch, live music, deals, drinks and a seat to Houston’s spectacularly lit-up sky show.

Amid Roe Ruling Controversy, a Houston Scientist-Artist Offers a Vivid, Psychedelic Perspective

Chris Becker

“IT LANDED RIGHT in it,” says Houston artist and scientist Suzette Mouchaty.
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The Jewish Deli Is the Subject of This Surprisingly Fascinating Museum Exhibit, on View Now

New York's Carnegie Deli in 2008 (photo by Ei Katsumata)

PASTRAMI, CORNED BEEF, stuffed cabbage, pickles, soups, cheesecake — the mouthwatering menus and fascinating history of Jewish delicatessens is the subject of I’ll Have What She’s Having: The Jewish Deli, an immersive, and very entertaining exhibition at the Holocaust Museum Houston, now on view through Aug 13.

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At 1661 Tanglewood, a Bright Gathering of Realty and Design Elite

Matthew Rood

Ruthy Porterfield, J. Randall Powers and Mary Elizabeth Hahnfield

A WHO'S WHO of city’s top realtors and home design icons turned out for a sunny springtime reception to get a sneak peek at the 1661 Tanglewood high-rise Houston is buzzing about.

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