All Things In Houston TX

Houstonians know the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston is a destination for some of the world’s most incredible art. This summer, some of its galleries will become go-to places for immersive experiences as well. That’s when “William Forsythe’s: Choreographic Objects” takes over the museum’s Cullinan Hall and adjacent galleries, providing visitors the opportunity to be enveloped by art. Opening May 23 and continuing through September 15, the summer show includes a full range of art,… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2X2cd9N from WordPress http://bit.ly/2I2eBXZ

2414 Inwood Dr. Houston, TX 77019 Neighborhood: River Oaks Style: French Contemporary Square footage: 7,156 Beds: 4 Baths: 6 full, 2 partial Price: $4,495,000 The lowdown: An incredible marriage of elegance and technology, this open-concept home lends itself beautifully to entertaining. A formal living room and study grace either side of the entry, while the graciously sized formal dining room features a wet bar with its own glass-enclosed wine room. The breathtaking chef’s kitchen comes… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2VWH2jO from WordPress http://bit.ly/2M1A4VR

If you’re an Instagramming candy-holic, you may already know about Candytopia, the ultimate dessert pop-up that’s been a smash in cities such as San Francisco, New York, and Dallas. And now the temporary interactive art installation that celebrates candy in all its vibrant colors and flavors is coming to Houston this summer. The exhibit will open to the public on June 14 at the MARQE entertainment center for a limited engagement that’s expected to last… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2M1S7eB from WordPress http://bit.ly/2JVGR0M

Good news for those flying the friendly skies this summer. A new study shows that Houston Hobby has improved more than any other major U.S. airport when it comes to seasonal flight delays. CompareCards used a decade of data from the U.S. Department of Transportation to see which of the nation’s 50 busiest airports “tend to suffer the most frequent delays in the summertime.” The site then ranked the best and worst airports for on-time… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2EugknE from WordPress http://bit.ly/2X1ZCn0

It’s Memorial Day Weekend, which means summer has officially started. But while some may venture to your nearest waterpark, others may just wanna stay as dry as your favorite wine. Luckily, Saturday is National Wine Day and The Union Station is offering half- off all wine glasses and deep discounts on high-end bottles including Caymus Cabernet Sauvignon ($60), Prisoner Red Blend ($40) and Director’s Cut ($25), at all its locations. Here’s what else is happening… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2JzwNLB from WordPress http://bit.ly/2Hz2l1V

When beating the summertime heat, few daytime excursions are more enjoyable than diving into a big, welcoming water park. Fortunately, as the temperatures rise (and you and the kids need a day-long activity), Houston offers several options that are well worth the drive. We’ve rounded up a list of water parks that will have you swimming, slipping, and sliding away the balmy sultriness. Altitude H2O This floating obstacle course, located in Rosharon, has been hiring… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2VHUMJZ from WordPress http://bit.ly/2MdAsRA

More than 200 animals were taken into the already overcrowded Harris County Animal Shelter in less than 48 hours. Summer is traditionally the shelter’s busiest intake season and thus, it needs the support of the community to be able to save these animals’ lives. “We are out of space,” says, Dr. Michael White, director of the Harris County Animal Shelter. “Many of our kennels already have up to six dogs in them and we have… from News Feed – CultureMap Houston http://bit.ly/2wex7ql from WordPress http://bit.ly/30EpDLq