Join The Pavilion in a galaxy far, far away as Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops kick-off the 2025 Performing Arts season with an intergalactic journey through the Star Wars saga on April 5, 2025. Gates will open at 6 p.m. with a 7 p.m. show start time. As part of our nonprofit mission and to ensure that the arts are accessible to everyone, all seating at this event is completely free with no tickets required!

As part of its ongoing commitment to presenting innovative, site-specific public art projects, north Houston’s dynamic lifestyle hub City Place has commissioned London-based creative studio Graphic Rewilding – known internationally for its imaginative installations that bridge urban and natural worlds – for the community’s latest City Place pop up. The expansive piece “Flower Clouds” debuts at City Place on March 15. Presented as a collection of whimsical park benches that colorfully depict over 25 species of natural vegetation (as well as insects and birds) native to the Texas Gulf Coast, Flower Clouds will span The Plaza from its uppermost part outside the Houston City Place Marriott down to the waterfront and the start of City Place Park. 

Last week, the Woodlands Christian Academy’s (TWCA) College Admissions Workshop offered an insider’s pass to understanding the complex world of college applications. More than 100 parents of college-bound students from the community attended this free event last week with 17 college admissions representatives from around the country and abroad. This parents-only workshop was followed by in-depth sessions with TWCA’s sophomores and juniors.

Are you and your kiddos Elephant & Piggie fans? During Spring Break, March 11 – 15, Main Street Theater is producing Mo Willems’ Elephant & Piggie’s “We Are in a Play!” at their Midtown location, 3400 Main St., 77002 (at the MATCH). The show is recommended for Pre-Kindergarten and older. Visit us on Facebook for a chance to win a family 4-pack of tickets, or CLICK HERE to purchase your tickets now.

As March Madness approaches, coaches are once again under the microscope. With careers, tournament seedings, and championship hopes on the line, the difference between winning and losing often comes down to one factor: free throw shooting.