See and be seen: Black history at Houston museums
(02/21/24 3:51am)
Celebrate Black History Month by checking out the best Black art and museums Houston has to offer, from local artists and beyond.
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Celebrate Black History Month by checking out the best Black art and museums Houston has to offer, from local artists and beyond.
Houston is a city bursting with creatives, many of whom are local, getting their art, crafts and food onto the scene — only if you know where to look. If you don’t, though, the Thresher has got you covered. Here’s a list of local markets for those looking to shop small or find their next eccentric buy.
Rice Pride hosted its first annual Fall Festival Nov. 3 to highlight queer art and the arrival of the fall season. The festival consisted of a queer market, pumpkin painting, a food truck and games and took place in the Grand Hall of the Rice Memorial Center. It concluded with a drag show later in the evening, with local and student performers. Local queer advocacy groups also tabled at the festival, including Equality Texas.
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