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apollo chamber players
Courtesy of George Takei Actor, author, and activist George Takei In February of 1942, then-President of the United States Franklin D. Roosevelt issued an...
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Patricia Ortiz/Houston Public Media Joel Hoyle’s first customer was a Houston-area band called Ghost Party. Their vinyl record is playing in the testing room...
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Courtesy: Carlos Villagomez Carlos Villagomez (far right) and his family with astronaut Alan Shepard (center). Astronaut Alan Shepard was the first American in space...
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Lucio Vasquez / Houston Public Media The River Oaks Theatre is reopening after shutting its doors more than two years ago. Taken on Oct....
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A smash burger at Burger Bodega in Houston. In this month’s installment of The Full Menu, food writers discuss their favorite food trucks, pop-ups,...
Art Car Museum
Courtesy of Houston Art Car Parade Houston Art Car Parade 2020 The legacy of Houston’s Art Car Museum will live on after a $1.25...
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Andres Serrano’s Torture opening at Station Museum of Contemporary Art in Houston Saturday, June 3, 2017. (Photo by Michael Stravato) Houston’s arts industry supported...
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Houston-born filmmaker Sergio Lira with the poster for the film, “In the Summers.” Earlier this year at the Sundance Film Festival, the winner of...
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Patricia Ortiz/Houston Public Media Joel Hoyle’s first customer was a Houston-area band called Ghost Party. Their vinyl record is playing in the testing room...