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Hermann Park Conservancy is working with the Houston Parks and Recreation Department to gather community input on the future of Judson Robinson Jr. Community Center and its surrounding campus. As part of this early listening[...]
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Riverside Hospital at 100 – Historic Third Ward Health Facility Set to Return
Photo: Harris County Precinct One On Juneteenth Commissioner Rodney Ellis, Harris County Precinct One, and Harris County Public Health honored100 years of community, care, and resilience at Riverside Hospital recognizing a landmark built[...]
The Gite Gallery – Home of Fabulous Contemporary and Traditional African Art
Photo: The Gite Gallery As a child, native Houstonian Lloyd Gite was always fascinated by Africa. In 1976 he visited the continent for the first time. And he’s continued to return to its[...]
RFP: Call for Artists – MacGregor Park Public Art RFP
Houston Parks Board (HPB) seeks qualifications and concepts from experienced artist teams for a two-site public art intervention in MacGregor Park, a 100-year-old regional park located in a historic African American neighborhood that connects to[...]
Celebrate Soccer in Houston Southeast, June 29
Skill practice, fitness class, open play, and watch party at the Emancipation Park
Children’s Museum Houston Celebrates new Mural
As Houston welcomes the world, the new vibrant mural at the Children's Museum Houston celebrates the power of curiosity, creativity, and cultural connection which define our entire Houston Southeast area.
Elder Abuse Awareness Day, June 15
Nearly 1 in 10 adults aged 60 and older experience domestic violence, most at the hands of family or trusted individuals. Abuse ranges from physical harm and neglect to financial exploitation, costing an estimated $36.5billion[...]
Juneteenth in Houston is Going to be Huge This Year – 19 Days of Celebration!
Houston has been celebrating Juneteenth almost since that day in 1865 when Union Major General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston with the news that all enslaved people were free. The next year Galveston Blacks celebrated[...]
KTSU Hits Top 20 – College station growing, despite funding cuts
After the Trump administration eliminated the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) funding, Texas Southern University’s KTSU 90.9, The Choice and its sister channel The Vibe, Houston’s source for Urban Alternative music, lost about $203,000 of[...]