The University of Houston hosted its annual Frontier Fiesta the weekend of April 11, delivering a wicked-good time to Fiestagoers. For the weekend, the TDECU Stadium parking lot transformed into “Fiesta City,” decked out with a city hall, saloon and even a Cougar Casino. The three-day event featured giveaways from...
Amidst the chaos of a college spring semester, it’s important to take time to slow down. Whether it is sunny days reading on the patio of your favorite coffee shop or rainy days curled up by a window, the right spring reads can fully enhance this season’s spirit of reset and renewal. From cozy romances and...
Photos by Larsha Flowers Denzel Curry gave Houston concertgoers a 10-out-of-10 performance on Thursday night. Despite the small crowd during this stop of his Mischievous South tour, the Florida rapper came out and showed out for the culture. At 8 p.m. CLIP opened the show to a half-full room at the Bayou...
Cover art by Cali Adams Spring is all about good vibes. The sun is shining, and the flowers are blooming. Winter blues are slowly vanishing, as people slowly transition into their spring mood. Here’s a classic playlist to get the good vibes going in less than an hour. “Lovely Day” by Bill Withers “The...
Photos by Megan Biasiolli On Friday, March 7 at the House of Blues, Saint Motel performed in Houston for the first time in over five years. Opened by indie-pop band Angel White, they gave an unforgettable performance. White opened the show with a unique country, folk and soul vibe. He took the stage in a...
Photos by Raphael Fernandez Before country artist Luke Bryan took the stage, a video played to welcome him into the Rodeo’s Star Trail of Fame. It featured him thanking all his fans for the honor of being awarded. After the final pyrotechnic show, Bryan hopped out of a black SUV and immediately headed towards...
Photos provided by Larsha Flowers From park picnics to coastal picnics—and even rooftop parking lot picnics—picnic culture in Houston is unmatched. As the days get hotter and longer, afternoon drives along Allen Parkway, between Taft and Sabine streets, reveal tipi tents, marquee letters and picnic blankets....
Have you ever considered creating a UH bucket list—a list of things to do on or around campus before you graduate? Currently, hums of lunch, summer and final project plans all fill the Student Centers. In the library, the scent of coffee and the clack of keyboards have taken over. In the Fertitta Center, crowds...
Tulips are in full bloom. As spring blossoms over Texas, the last of the winter blues fade away. It’s a little too late to go ice skating. It’s a little too early to go to the beach for warm waters. But, it’s the perfect time to experience the small pocket of spring with tulips! March and April are perfect for...
Local playwright Kevo debuted his newest play “Who Stole the Mona Lisa” for one night only at the Stafford Civic Center. Kevo described it as “an ode to art forms,” as it combined mystery and comedy. Growing up in Houston, Kevo lived on the south side of Braeswood and Alief. Kevo was a product of his...
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