Free Press Houston

  Sometimes Houston can feel like featureless flat sprawl of concrete and metal.  It doesn’t help that most of us experience this flat featureless sprawl from the further insulating bubble of our car. It is easy to paint Houston as a sterile and isolating place but you would be ignoring that Houston has the diversity and cultural wealth deserving of ... Read More »

By: Erin Dyer “Keep Your Arms From Going Astray,” a collection of art by Katy Horan, will open for public display on Saturday, September 15, at Domy Books. The artist herself will be present at the free event, which runs from 7-9PM. A common theme depicted in Horan’s art is the representation and interpretation of female roles throughout history, art, ... Read More »

By Alex Wukman A rumor has begun circulating around that the former Galerie Mado Chalvet building, which was severely damaged in July by a fire that the Houston Fire Department considered “suspicious”, will be torn down and replaced with a Dunkin Donuts. While it’s no secret that Dunkin Donuts is looking to expand, in 2024 it was reported that they ... Read More »