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Houston Greek Festival at St. Basil The Great Greek Orthodox Church
All ages are welcome to celebrate Hellenic at this annual festival, which offers a taste of the finest in Greek foods, pastries, church tours, shopping, music and dancing, traditional Greek costume, shopping, and children’s activities. Nosh on spanakopita, souvlaki, pastichio, dolmades, Greek salad, gyros, baklava, loukoumades, Greek wine and more. Admission Tickets are $3 per person.
Find out more »2019 Kite Festival & Farmers Market at Alief Nature Center
Alief Nature Center hosts the springtime Kite Festival and Farmers Market, with a free petting zoo, face painting, kite flying, and more. The first 250 to arrive will get a free kite. Bring a kite of your own and enter it into a competition. First through third places will get trophies. Volunteers who come to help make the trail for the new garden will get t-shirts and goodies. Admission The event is free. Click here for more information. This Boosted…
Find out more »Sunday Streets in Alief
Get out of your vehicles and take to the streets at the final Sunday Streets event for the Spring. Cigna Sunday Streets Houston opens a stretch of streets normally reserved for cars and other vehicles to allow cycling, walking, dancing, socializing and provides a family-friendly opportunity to be physically active. For May, the event will take place in Alief on Beechnut Street between S. Dairy Ashford Road and S. Kirkwood Road Admission The event is free. Click here for more information.
Find out more »Tacos Over Texas at The Original Ninfa’s on Navigation
The Ninfa Laurenzo Scholarship Fund will hold its second annual fundraising event, Tacos Over Texas, in collaboration with El Tiempo Cantina and The Original Ninfa’s on Navigation, bringing together chefs from around the country to share their cooking skills in a friendly competition that celebrates the history and transformation of Houston’s passion for multicultural food. Guests can enjoy live music and unlimited samplings from participating chefs and restaurants, plus beer, margaritas, and more. Admission Tickets are $40 for general admission…
Find out more »Houston Pasta Festival at Bayou City Event Center
Over 20 Houston restaurants will participate in the second annual Houston Pasta Festival, including some of the city’s most popular Italian chefs and restaurants, from ROMA Italian Eatery and BOH Pasta to Paulie’s and Pizza Motus. Enjoy long and short pasta, stuffed pasta, layered pasta, and a wide variety of sauces and toppings, and attend a panel discussion on “Pasta Today in Houston” with leading Houston-based food experts and writers. Admission Tickets are $35 online; $40 at the door.
Find out more »Houston Ballet presents Coppélia at the Wortham Theater Center
Houston Ballet presents this beloved classic, the story of a young couple’s encounter with a dollmaker and his creation, the beautiful Coppélia. Leo Debiles’ score, coupled with dazzling sets and costumes, make this a family-friendly must-see. Admission Tickets start at $25, but you may find cheaper or better seats on TicketNetwork's online resale market.
Find out more »Songs From the Silver Screen at The Music Box Theater
The Music Box Theater presents Songs From the Silver Screen, a hilarious send-up of iconic movie moments and music from the history of American cinema. Admission General admission tickets are $31; reserved seating is $41, but limited discounted $15.50 tickets are available for select shows. Click here to check for discounted tickets.
Find out more »Constellations at Alley Theatre
The Alley Theatre presents the romantic and spellbinding play written by Nick Payne, Constellations. One couple. Infinite possibilities. Science and romance collide in this play that imagines what happens when boy meets girl. And when boy meets girl again. And again. Defying the boundaries of the world we think we know, Constellations delves into the universal truth of finding and losing love and questions the difference between choice and destiny. Showtimes Friday, May 3, 2019 | 8pm Saturday, May 4, 2019…
Find out more »Murder for Two at Stages Repertory Company
Everyone is a suspect in Murder for Two, a hilarious murder mystery with a twist. One actor plays the investigator, the other plays all 13 suspects, and both play the piano throughout the show. A zany blend of classic musical comedy and madcap mystery, this whodunit is a highly theatrical duet loaded with killer laughs. Admission Tickets start at $25, but limited discounted premium seats are available at $23 for select shows. Click here to check for discounted tickets.
Find out more »A.D. Players presents The God Committee at The George Theater
A heart has suddenly become available for transplant—and the members of St. Patricks Hospital’s Heart Transplant Selection Committee have only a matter of minutes to decide which of three patients will receive it. Told in real time with hints of Twelve Angry Men, ER, and Grey’s Anatomy, The God Committee provides a dramatic but also amusing glimpse into the machinations of a transplant program, as seven professionals (three doctors, a social worker, a psychiatrist, a nurse and a priest) encounter…
Find out more »Relatively Speaking at Main Street Theater
Alan Ayckbourn’s farce of mistaken identity is the story of Ginny and George. Madly in love with each other, and just engaged, George sets out to surprise his beloved – only to turn up at the wrong house. See a production of Relatively Speaking at Main Street Theater. Admission Tickets start at $36.
Find out more »Pipeline at the Ensemble Theatre
In Ensemble Theatre's Pipeline, Nya teaches at an inner-city public school while her son Omari attends a private school upstate. When an incident threatens his expulsion, Nya must confront not only her son’s rage, but also her own choices as a parent. Admission Tickets start at $30.
Find out more »Collected Stories at Studio 101
Collected Stories is a two-character drama that takes an intimate look at the lives of a pair of writers, focusing on their friendship, ambitions, conflicts, rivalries and betrayals. Ruth Steiner, played by 4th Wall Theater Company's co-artistic director, Kim Tobin-Lehl, is an established scribe from Greenwich Village in New York. Famous for her short stories, she wants to share her knowledge and passion with the next generation of young and hungry authors. But when Lisa Morrison arrives, Ruth may have…
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