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Happy Hour Thursday at MFAH
Browse the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston and enjoy a cash bar, local DJ and grub from a local food truck. Admission No cover. Click here for more information.
Find out more »A Dinner for the Moody at Moody Center for the Arts
Celebrate the initiatives of the Moody Center for the Arts at Rice University with site-specific exhibitions, interactive art experiences, a seated dinner with wine pairings, and a silent disco at A Dinner of the Moody. Admission Tickets start at $1,000.
Find out more »Queer(ing) the Wheel Performance at Houston Center for Contemporary Craft
HCCC presents Queer(ing) the Wheel, an original performance showcase organized by current resident artist Antonius-Tin Bui and interdisciplinary artist Tonya Huynh. This site-specific performance pays homage to the late Playhouse Theater. Admission Free to attend. Click here for more information.
Find out more »3rd Annual Brew for Vision at Saint Arnold Brewing
Enjoy a variety of local beers and delicious food at the third annual Brew for Vision fundraiser event at Saint Arnold Brewing Company. There will be vision-inspired games, raffle prizes and more. money raised goes to support Prevent Blindness Texas. Admission Tickets cost $35 in advance; $40 at the door. But limited discounted $21 tickets are available. Click here to check for discounted tickets.
Find out more »ReelAbilities presents ReelMusic at White Oak Music Hall
Taking place on the event’s final day at White Oak Music Hall, live music fans can check out ReelAbilities Film Festival's ReelMusic concert. The occasion will mark the closing of the festival with a house band comprised of some of Houston's top professional musicians join artists living with disabilities on stage. Admission Free to attend. Click here for more information. Photo courtesy of ReelAbilities Film Festival This Boosted Calendar Listing was sponsored by the event organizer. These are…
Find out more »Too Heavy for Your Pocket at the Ensemble Theatre
In rural Tennessee at the height of the Civil Rights Movement, two young couples struggle to understand justice, love, and their own responsibilities. When Bowzie gets a scholarship to attend Fisk University, he has the opportunity to improve his family’s life. His education goes beyond the classroom, as he becomes a Freedom Rider and joins the fight against racism in the Deep South, leaving his obligations as a husband and friend behind. Showtimes Saturday, January 19, 2019 | 8pm -…
Find out more »4th Wall Theatre Co. presents Rapture, Blister, Burn at Studio 101
4th Wall Theatre Co. presents the fiery comedy play, Rapture, Blister, Burn by Gina Gionfriddo. It tells the story of two women, Catherine and Gwen. After grad school, each chose opposite paths. Catherine built a career as a rock star academic, while Gwen built a home with her husband and children. Decades later, unfulfilled in polar opposite ways, each woman covets the other's life, commencing a dangerous game of musical chairs—the prize being Gwen's husband. With searing insight and trademark wit, this…
Find out more »Quack at Alley Theatre
Presented by Alley Theatre, Eliza Clark’s new comedy Quack exposes the shaky foundations of the wellness industry, the fleeting nature of 21st Century fame, and the relationship between the powerful men who dole out advice and the women who are supposed to receive it with a smile. Millions of women across America rely on Dr. Irving Baer and his daytime talk show to help them lose weight, manifest their destinies, and take their health into their own hands. Then, a…
Find out more »Moonlight and Magnolias at the Evelyn Rubenstein JCC
Set in 1939, Hollywood mogul David Selznick has stopped production on his epic adaptation of Gone With the Wind. He pulls director Victor Flemming off the set of The Wizard of Oz and corrals script doctor Ben Hecht into an office, where the trio has five days to rewrite the disastrous script into a movie masterpiece. This hilarious behind-the-scenes play is adapted from the Hecht’s memoirs. Admission Tickets are $30; $20 for JCC members.
Find out more »Mamma Mia! at the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts
TUTS presents this hilarious, heartfelt romp of a musical set to the music of ABBA, Mamma Mia!, at the Hobby Center. Set on a Greek island, it’s the story of a young woman about to marry the man of her dreams, who wants her father to give her away at her wedding. The only problem: she has no idea who he is. Three men might be him. Chaos ensues when she invites all of them to the event. Admission Tickets…
Find out more »On the Exhale at the Rec Room
The regional premiere of On the Exhale is the story of an instant in one mother’s life that sends her down a rabbit hole of grief in the aftermath of gun violence. Timely, riveting, and important, The Observer called it “remarkable” with “emotional power.” Admission Tickets are $30.
Find out more »Sylvia at the Wortham Theatre Center
The Houston Ballet presents Stanton Welch’s production of this dramatic myth, the story of the huntress Sylvia and her love for a mortal shepherd. With stunning costumes, music, sets, and projections, the ballet follows Sylvia on her journey, torn between love and duty. Admission Tickets start at $25.
Find out more »The Winery Comedy Tour at Sable Gate Winery in Midtown
Nationally recognized comedians travel the country tasting local wine and making new fans in this new comedy circuit that brings quality comedy to folks in a new type of venue, with a vino twist. Enjoy wine and laughs at Sable Gate Winery in Midtown. Admission Tickets are $20, but limited discounted $10 tickets are available. Click here to check for discounted tickets.
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