All Things In Houston TX

Editor’s note: It’s time to recap the top stories on CultureMap from this past week. 1\. Ken Hoffman calls a strike on Fox Sports’ coverage of the Houston Astros. From confusion about whether Henry VIII was beheaded (he wasn’t) to not knowing Tony Sipp from Tony Kemp, Fox’s announcers made a lot of mistakes during their call of the Astros Yankees game. 2\. Third Ward’s Sunday funday favorite prepares to shutter for a new spot… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2XDowwB from WordPress https://ift.tt/2FImLEl

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Fourth of July is upon us, and Houston is just the place to be, according to a new study that names H-Town among the top places to celebrate the holiday. Personal finance website WalletHub recently released a list of the best and worst places to celebrate July Fourth this year, ranking Houston No. 3 in Texas and No. 27 nationally. The site graded each city on its celebrations, affordability, attractions and activities, safety and accessibility,… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2X4uMJC from WordPress https://ift.tt/2ZVvHOg

The 5th George Springer All-Star Bowling Benefit raised more than $250,000 on the evening June 27, with the proceeds going toward sending economically disadvantaged kids who stutter to the SAY summer camp (SAY stands for the Stuttering Association for the Young). As most Astros fans know, our American League starting All-Star slugger grew up stuttering and now is the SAY national spokesman. The annual event at Bowlmor on Bunker Hill Road drew an array of… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2Yn9dWi from WordPress https://ift.tt/2XB7Rdm

The Texas Book Festival returns October 26-27, and let’s just say the 2019 lineup is one for the … books. (Sorry.) On June 26, the festival unveiled 15 of this year’s headlining names, ranging from famous comedians to New York Times best-selling authors. The free, open-to-all fest takes over downtown Austin for one weekend every fall, turning Congress Avenue and the Texas State Capitol grounds into a lit- lover’s dream. Attendees can take part in… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2IW0Qvl from WordPress https://ift.tt/2NkAGa4

Houston once again is in the national media spotlight. This time, it’s courtesy of Houston Astros pitcher Justin Verlander and his ultra-glam, supermodel wife, Kate Upton, who dish to the New York Times on their five places to visit in the Bayou City. While neither was born in Texas, they got here as quickly as they could, as the saying goes, and they say they’ve become immersed in the energy of their new hometown. With… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2Xd1RIo from WordPress https://ift.tt/2IUyHEY

The summer heat may be at full blast, but Heights residents have one fewer option for getting sweet relief. Gelazzi has closed, owner Louie Comella tells CultureMap. As Comella explains, he’s begun an increasingly successful career in the TV and movie business. Since he remains the only person who knows Gelazzi’s recipes, he found himself in the unusual — not to mention expensive — situation of having to fly back to Houston from a film… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2FGAmfg from WordPress https://ift.tt/2RJqlTn

Downtown’s newest food hall has begun its soft opening. Two vendors at Understory — Flip ‘n Patties and Mona Fresh Italian Food — are only serving lunch for now, but their hours will expand soon. “We are pleased to announce that our first tastemakers, Flip ‘n Patties and Mona Fresh Italian Food, are now open in Understory at our premier Bank of America Tower development,” Matt Damborsky, executive vice president for Skanska USA Commercial Development… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2XgkTO0 from WordPress https://ift.tt/31XYXpo

Downtown Houston will soon be home to one of the largest rooftop gardens and farms in the world, thanks to the innovative reimagining of a forgotten structure. The Barbara Jordan Post Office, the massive government building nestled in the Theater District, will be transformed into a bustling, dynamic, mixed-use complex that’s meant to become the city’s new urban ecosystem. At an official groundbreaking, Lovett Commercial revealed the plans for the more than 550,000-square-foot building, which… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2X9DpHE from WordPress https://ift.tt/321E0tJ

Refreshing the backyard is common practice in Houston. However, completely transforming the green space requires much more vision, ingenuity, and eye for design than a simple makeover. A home in River Oaks showcases such an artful evolution with its shimmering, all-white sculpture garden. The fulfill her vision, the River Oaks homeowner sought the expertise of Lanson B. Jones and Co. The landscape design company takes its inspiration from classical English, French, and Italian gardens, as… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2XdvtoU from WordPress https://ift.tt/31WrfAO

The appeal of a movie like Yesterday is immediate from its high-concept pitch of “What if everyone in the world forgot The Beatles existed except for one down-on-his-luck singer?” And with two iconic British filmmakers — director Danny Boyle and writer Richard Curtis — at the helm, it was set up to be the surefire feel-good movie of the summer. Jack Malik (Hamish Patel) is the singer who finds out that he is the only… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/31Zzhcc from WordPress https://ift.tt/2X3lb5X

What: Mr. Magoo’s “We are the Champions!” gala benefiting Citizens for Animal Protection Where: Bayou City Event Center The scoop: Two passions unite Houstonians: their sports teams and their dogs. Both were recently celebrated at the Mr. Magoo’s “We are the Champions!” shindig benefiting Citizens for Animal Protection. The 225 party guests were directed to dress as their favorite sports champion. That meant plenty of Houston Astros in the house, as well as Houston Rockets,… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2FDPcDl from WordPress https://ift.tt/3202d3B

To celebrate 100 episodes of “What’s Eric Eating,” CultureMap food editor Eric Sandler invites chef Charles Clark and Grant Cooper of Clark Cooper Concepts to discuss their local restaurant empire. Beginning with opening Ibiza in 2001, the duo have found success with a number of establishments, including Catalan, Brasserie 19, Coppa Osteria, Punk’s Simple Southern Food, and The Dunlavy. The conversation touches on a variety of topics that range from how the duo met to… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2RDU7Jn from WordPress https://ift.tt/2LoDjFe

Between 2017 and 2019, the Houston metro area added about 251 new residents per day. With this population boom comes an uptick in businesses, and whether new or established, chances are that some of them are seeking out a new office, warehouse, retail, or — more recently — coworking/flexible space. How do they find it? By using TenantBase to find, then lease or purchase, their ideal office space. The commercial real estate brokerage has its… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2RDXS1i from WordPress https://ift.tt/2xes6id

One of the Galleria area’s most popular happy hour spots has a new name, a new look, and a new menu. The Uptown Park location of McCormick & Schmick’s is now M&S Seafood, Steaks & Oysters, owner Landry’s, Inc announced. “It was time for McCormick & Schmick’s to modernize our look and logo,” Howard Cole, Landry’s restaurant division COO, said in a statement. “We have a great new menu and mixology program that is geared… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2xhQuiK from WordPress https://ift.tt/2X8lXi2

Texas ranks third in the nation for food insecurity, and many children facing hunger rely on school lunch as their only meal of the day. Fort Bend nonprofit Lunches of Love helps fill the gap when children are out of school and would otherwise not know where and when their next meal would come. Lunches of Love will be able to serve 133,333 lunches to more than 4,300 children in Fort Bend County after receiving… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2X5q9PE from WordPress https://ift.tt/2IRaUWl

Name: Pixie, as in Pixie dust, Pixie Sticks, the pixie haircut, and the alt-rock band The Pixies. Whew, this was a tough one. The thing is, Pixie is just this pup’s name at Citizens for Animal Protection. Since the dog was brought in as a stray, the shelter gave her the name Pixie. If you adopt Pixie, you have the option of keeping her name. In fact, please change it. Fun fact: when I adopted… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2Fwjs35 from WordPress https://ift.tt/2YpG90p

As residents of the Houston area continue to reel from rising sale prices for single-family homes, some are pursuing a more attractive alternative: single- family home rentals. But a new study indicates that even those are getting more expensive. In the Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land area, rents for single-family homes rose 1.2 percent from April 2018 to April 2019, according to the study, produced by CoreLogic. “While the housing market is cooling, home prices remain high… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2KG62FL from WordPress https://ift.tt/2KG6bsN

Fans of the ​Conjuring universe who can’t wait for Annabelle Comes Home to hit theaters this weekend: there is a truck tour coming to town that’s just for you. The Annabelle Comes Home Artifact Tour, which has already made stops in Las Vegas, Phoenix and San Antonio, will be at Jones Plaza on Thursday and Friday, 1 to 9 pm. This tour will have a whole bunch of stuff ready to creep you out, including… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2ZXcxYB from WordPress https://ift.tt/2XAv5jB

Tight jaw muscles often occur due to stress, anxiety, injury, or overusing the jaw joint. In other cases, it may signal a medical condition. Learn about causes of jaw tightness and ways to relieve the tension here. from Dentistry News From Medical News Today https://ift.tt/2KDNar9 from Lingual Braces News https://ift.tt/2RzWnRV from WordPress https://ift.tt/2IPNvVj

A common conundrum for empty nesters in idyllic River Oaks is where to live when their children finally depart. Downsizing usually means leaving one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Texas. Two Houston companies look to solve that dilemma with The Revere at River Oaks, a posh, nine-story boutique condominium developed by Houston-based Pelican Builders and The Sudhoff Team. The upscale residence, located at 2325 Welch St., recently topped out and is already garnering buyer… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2XyFM6k from WordPress https://ift.tt/2FwQvE4

Editor’s note: Houston’s restaurant scene moves pretty fast. In order to prevent CultureMap readers from missing anything, let’s stop to look around at all the latest news to know. Openings, closings, and coming attractions Politan Row has officially confirmed that it will open a food hall in Rice Village this fall. The 7,350-square-foot center, which will be located at the intersection of Times and Kelvin, will feature 10 food vendors, a coffee shop, and a… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2ZN3wkv from WordPress https://ift.tt/2JcLXUf

20 Lacewood Ln. Piney Point Village, TX 77024 Neighborhood: Tynewood Style: Traditional Square footage: 7,950 Beds: 5 Baths: 5 full, 2 partial Price: $3,425,000 The lowdown: Designed by Robert Dame, this Piney Point estate sits on a double cul-de-sac lot. The inviting foyer opens to a gallery flanked by the formal living room and library, the latter of which sports walnut flooring, paneled walls, and a fireplace. The living room has a 20-foot cathedral ceiling… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2FCUJKy from WordPress https://ift.tt/2ZOQK52

A chic Beverly Hills beauty brand is expanding its footprint in Houston. Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center has signed a deal to leave space in the River Oaks Shopping Center, according to Weingarten Realty. The spa will unfold across just over 1,900 square feet, bringing its non- surgical aesthetic treatments and advanced bio-identical hormone replacement therapy, and non-surgical aesthetic treatments to the trendy retail space. The brand already has an outpost in the Bayou City, over… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2RAkRdH from WordPress https://ift.tt/2xfe0NC

Vacation homes are becoming an increasingly popular accommodation option for travelers, especially those traveling with families or a group of friends. It’s easy to see why: Vacation homes offer more space, privacy, and unique amenities like a kitchen, fire pit, or private pool. On average, staying at a vacation rental is more affordable than hotels because groups can split the cost several ways. Homeowners can earn an impressive income from creating a listing and renting… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/31WLrST from WordPress https://ift.tt/2J6yFZK

This week, I reached out for a Stickball Special sub at Jersey Mike’s, a “sub above” for sure, with 2,000 restaurants coast-to-coast. To clarify, when Jersey Mike’s says “a sub above,” they’re talking about quality, not their prices compared to Subway. While Jersey Mike’s subs do cost a little more than Subway’s, they taste infinitely better. I go to Jersey Mike’s a lot, usually on Thursdays after wrecking the Charlie Pallilo Show on ESPN 97.5… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2X5R39O from WordPress https://ift.tt/2Loc9y3

Houston-based MD Anderson regularly garners praise for its breakthrough cancer treatments. Now, its leader is garnering attention as one of the country’s top CEOs. Dr. Peter Pisters, who’s been president of MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston since 2017, is among the honorees in Glassdoor’s annual Employees’ Choice Awards, recognizing the top 100 CEOs of 2019. Pisters ranks 47th on the list, with an impressive 94 percent approval rating from his employees. He appears in… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2X5JMa0 from WordPress https://ift.tt/2FzniZ0

Houston philanthropist and iconic owner of Gallery Furniture, Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale, says he is being kept overnight at the hospital after a stroke scare. McIngvale revealed the health scare on Tuesday, June 25 through a Facebook Live stream on his official page, filmed inside an exam room at St. Luke’s Hospital. The business owner explained that he had tingling in his arm, leg and face, but, in true Mack style, his voice felt normal…. from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2YcyqTa from WordPress https://ift.tt/2XBeImV

From now until school starts again, families on summer vacation will be looking for cool, mostly cheap, and sometimes off-the-radar fun that’s not too far away from home. Austin is a popular destination for Texans in every corner of the state. Swimming pools, splash pads, and typical tourist attractions aside, we’re digging a little deeper to find family-friendly options for cooling off, keeping little minds active, indulging in frozen treats, and enjoying the summer just… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston https://ift.tt/2Lir6lp from WordPress https://ift.tt/2ZGZ3zQ

Downtown office workers, take note: A familiar tower will soon see some major upgrades, developers announced. Total Plaza, the 35-story structure located at 1201 Louisiana St., will receive updates to the tunnel, street, and second floor lobby levels, according to Brookfield Properties. Renovations will include new floor and wall finishes, new lighting and ceilings, modern finishes in the elevator cabs and lobbies, upgraded furniture and security console, and new signage on the interior and exterior… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2J3Npsa from WordPress http://bit.ly/2NdIFFO

Simply brave the lines at a RodeoHouston concert or any event at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo and one thing becomes inescapably clear: business is bigger than a prize-winning steer. To wit: This year, according to the latest data, the rodeo drew more than 2.5 million total visitors between February 21 and March 17. The rodeo also boasted more than a million unique attendees (as opposed to those who visited more than once), with… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2x9eODB from WordPress http://bit.ly/2Jcre3g

One of Houston’s most popular Sunday funday spots is calling it quits. Bar 5015 will close July 31 after a 10-year run, the establishment announced. Owner Cheryl Crider (Leeland House, Down the Street) provided the following statement in response to CultureMap’s request for comment about the closing: “We have been so lucky to have been part of this amazing community for the past 10 years! While closing is bittersweet, we appreciate all the loyal customers… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2Jc7b4G from WordPress http://bit.ly/2J44tyh

5719 Indian Trail Houston, TX 77057 Neighborhood: Indian Trail (Tanglewood area) Style: Traditional Square footage: 7,250 Beds: 5 Baths: 5 full, 2 partial Price: $3,399,000 The lowdown: A sophisticated new construction in Indian Trail that was designed by Gordon Partners and built by D.L. Doyle Construction, this stunning home also features gorgeous finishes selected by interior designer Hollie Landrith. The family room boasts steel doors leading to the backyard, an Isokern fireplace, and a wet… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2X6SsC0 from WordPress http://bit.ly/2YlVE9e

For the second time in less than three years, Texas Monthly has a new owner. Randa Duncan Williams, a Houston-based billionaire, has purchased the Austin- based magazine. The terms of the sale were not disclosed. The magazine will become a part of Enterprise Products Company (EPCO), “a privately held company which owns interests in commercial real estate and ranching, as well as a substantial interest in Enterprise Products Partners L.P., a publicly traded midstream energy… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2KF5Jef from WordPress http://bit.ly/2RII0uJ

Before we get to this week’s shows of note, it would be bad form not to mention the news of another area festival pulling the plug. At least, temporarily. After five seemingly successful years, Float Fest, set to take place in Gonzales, Texas on July 20-21 – with the Flaming Lips, Major Lazer, Portugal. The Man, Gucci Mane, and Kaskade named as headliners – got placed into dry dock by organizers due to the festival… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2X7C9om from WordPress http://bit.ly/2IJadyi

Indika will not be closing June 30. The modern Indian restaurant that’s been a staple in Montrose for almost 18 years will continue to operate, owner Mickey Kapoor tells CultureMap. Initially, Kapoor had planned to transform the restaurant into Bukhara, “a meat lover’s paradise” inspired by a region of Uzbekistan along the fabled Silk Road that connected China to the Middle East. However, when he went to apply for the necessary permits to facilitate the… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2KBCLfu from WordPress http://bit.ly/2NbtHjr

Styles change, style doesn’t. Such is the prevailing theme behind “Icons of Style: A Century of Fashion Photography,” the new exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Boasting more than 200 images, “Icons” documents the vibrant journey of fashion photography’s growth from simple beginnings to what it is now: a cultural force and universally recognized art form. First seen at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, “Icons” ranges from aristocratic, high society… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2X6g3CW from WordPress http://bit.ly/2Ft6QJN

June is typically a quiet month for local sports and society happenings, but there was absolutely nothing quiet about the electric Team Up for Kids and K9s soiree. Boasting an all-star lineup of Houston Astros stars present and past, the annual red carpet event is a must-attend merging of the sporting and social scenes in Houston. The buzz was palpable when supermodel Kate Upton and husband and Astros ace, Justin Verlander, strolled into the gleaming… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2FvPiwP from WordPress http://bit.ly/2N5BrDt

Note to Fox Sports: Next time you cover an Astros game, leave your announcers at home. They’re awful. Just let the Astros broadcast crew handle the game. We’ve got it covered. On June 22, the Astros were in New York to face the Yankees. It was a national game on Fox Sports (Channel 26 here), and the Fox announcers were Aaron Goldsmith, who normally does Seattle Mariners games on radio, A.J. Pierzynski, who played 19… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2XtaygV from WordPress http://bit.ly/31UFd6m

Gabe Medina is back. The chef, who earned raves for his work at restaurants such as Kata Robata, Soma, and Aqui, will launch a new project this week in partnership with beverage expert Steven Salazar (The Kirby Group). Under the banner of Click Robot Run, Medina will open five restaurants in a commercial kitchen in Rice Military (4901 Rose St.). Rather than traditional sit down establishments, they’re “virtual restaurants” that will only serve diners via… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2RDbpGA from WordPress http://bit.ly/2J5BfyX

At this point, locals are pretty accustomed to seeing Houston nab top spots on various lists. Not only is it the most diverse city in the country, it’s one of the best places to live and start a business, boasts one of the most affordable housing markets for the middle class, and is one of the best summer destinations in the country. But this new ranking is unlikely to make it to a convention and… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2LbIFn3 from WordPress http://bit.ly/2RxbhIt

Despite exciting and varied careers in journalism, TV hosting and production, multimedia sales and marketing, and founding an online lifestyle magazine, Nicole Brende has always felt like she was destined for a career in real estate. The Brende family undoubtedly has the real estate bug, as her mother, father, uncles, and cousins have all been or are still in the industry — her father has even been a land developer in Greater Houston for more… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2N9Q1Ku from WordPress http://bit.ly/2Y57g0p

The week begins with a tequila tasting and a tribute to Anthony Bourdain. It revs up with wine dinners, a multi-century exploration of an ancient cooking technique, then culminates in a bash celebrating our neighbor to the north. In fact, there’s so much world cuisine in this week’s list of must-eats and must- drinks, Houstonians might want to break out their passports. Through June 30 Negroni Week Dozens of Housto bars and restaurants are participating… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2RAyPfx from WordPress http://bit.ly/2KCrfQP

Watch out, world. Here comes Houston. Houston ranks fifth on a new 2019-20 list of the 10 North American Cities of the Future produced by the fDi Intelligence division of the Financial Times. New York grabbed the No. 1 spot, followed by San Francisco, Toronto, and Montreal. Following Houston were Chicago; Boston; Los Angeles; Palo Alto, California; and Seattle. The ranking is based on data in five categories: Economic potential Business friendliness Human capital and… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2Fwrjxo from WordPress http://bit.ly/2xctKki

Editor’s note: It’s time to recap the top stories on CultureMap from this past week. 1\. Jaw-dropping mega-screen powers Houston’s posh new movie theater. State-of-the-art screen technology and a touch of classic Hollywood glam make Star Cinema Grill’s new Richmond location a must-visit for movie buffs. 2\. Popular Montrose pizzeria’s days could be numbered with impending sale. Marco Wiles has decided to sell the building that houses Dolce Vita, his acclaimed pizzeria. 3\. Ken Hoffman… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2ZITJvX from WordPress http://bit.ly/2ZD4lwj

The Disney musical Aladdin has been good to Texas actors. Not only has Dallas native Brian Gonzales been appearing in the Broadway production since 2014 as Babkak, one of Aladdin’s sidekicks, but in 2015 the Fort Worth-raised Major Attaway was called up as stand-by for the role of Genie, under Tony winner James Monroe Iglehart. In 2017, the production’s first national tour was readying to hit the road with another Dallas actor in the cast:… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2WXZeFg from WordPress http://bit.ly/2IwgMEl

As evidenced by recent reports, the summer traffic doldrums continue. Houston commuters can expect more closures on the 610 Loop, the Texas Department of Transportation announced. TxDOT will be hanging steel beams over a section of 610 West Loop southbound at Post Oak Boulevard on the weekends of June 28 and July 5, according to a release. Expect several lane closures as work on the elevated dedicated bus lane continues. To prepare, contractors must position… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2IvFqoA from WordPress http://bit.ly/2N5mYYt

Dallas designer Heidi Leis knows a thing or two about swimwear. A stylist and makeup artist turned fashion designer, she’s been creating custom swimsuits for years. “It was hard to find a swimsuit for my body type that I really loved,” says Leis. “My mother is a designer and a seamstress. She taught me everything I know about creating clothes. With her help, I started making swimwear for myself and all my friends. It spread… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2ZIerfx from WordPress http://bit.ly/2Kw1aTC

Summer in Houston means school is out and kids are buried in their phones, laptops, or gaming systems. With long, scorching days full of complaints of, “I’m bored,” parents yearn for events and distractions to keep young minds stimulated. For those looking for a little more than pool, water park, or theme park entertainment, here is a rundown of some fun, often free, summer activities. What better way to combat all that screen time than… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2IwOkm3 from WordPress http://bit.ly/2WXKAhg

You’re serious? Bill Cosby went on Twitter to wish dads a happy Father’s Day? How’s that possible — he’s in prison? That was my reaction when I heard about Cosby taking to social media to issue a Father’s Day message. Naturally, I went on Twitter, clicked on @BillCosby, to see for myself. Here’s what I saw: “You are blocked from following @BillCosby and viewing @BillCosby’s tweets.” Whoa. Cosby is sitting in prison, convicted last year… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2FoJ1TA from WordPress http://bit.ly/2WZbJk5

While visitors descend on the Dallas Museum of Art for its groundbreaking Dior fashion exhibition this summer, they also have the rare opportunity to see a 16th-century masterwork by Caravaggio. Martha and Mary Magdalene (c. 1598, oil on canvas) is on loan to the DMA from the Detroit Institute of Arts from June 23 to September 22, 2019. It is such an important work that it gets displayed alone in a gallery space as its… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2L74unE from WordPress http://bit.ly/2Y3hqPb

Dallas-based Bishop Cidercade is coming to EaDo, the company announced. Co-founder Joel Malone tells CultureMap in an email that the new facility will be located at 2339 Commerce St. and is scheduled to open sometime in the fourth quarter of 2019. At 18,000 square feet, it dwarfs the original Dallas location’s 6,500. “EaDo is in a period of transition, and we really like the vibe there,” Malone writes. “It allows us to play a large… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2Y612gS from WordPress http://bit.ly/2Foentw