5 Favorite Murals that Define Houston’s First Ward/Arts District
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5 Favorite Murals that Define Houston’s First Ward/Arts District

Listen, if there’s one thing a pandemic isn’t stopping, it’s my love for Houston artists! So many great murals, so little time. Let’s talk about one specific neighborhood — First Ward. I’m talking the little nook south of I10, north of Washington Ave. and sandwiched between Sawyer Street and downtown. The area is also known as … Continue reading

A Houstonian’s Guide: 24 Hours in Nashville 
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A Houstonian’s Guide: 24 Hours in Nashville 

 This past weekend I took a girl’s trip to the arguably the biggest bachelorette capital of the US–Nashville, Tennessee. Ironically, I wasn’t going for any wedding related activities and instead of donning matching “bride squad” t-shirts, I was accompanied by my mom for a spontaneous weekend trip to visit her sister. With a bit of … Continue reading

Downtown Houston: 5 Spots to Celebrate the Super Bowl
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Downtown Houston: 5 Spots to Celebrate the Super Bowl

If you’re like me, you’re super excited about the Super Bowl coming to Houston. I don’t even care what teams are coming to play—I’m just excited about the volunteer opportunities, free concerts, parties, potential celeb sightings, and all the national press that my hometown deserves! If you’re also like me, you may be a touch … Continue reading

10 Walls to Visit in Houston in 2017
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10 Walls to Visit in Houston in 2017

The Houston art scene is constantly on the move and changing. Some of our favorite walls in Houston have been painted over (sad day), but new ones have sprouted up in their place! Exciting events like HUE Mural Festival and the Washington Avenue Arts District continue to encourage local artists to bring color and life to Houston’s … Continue reading