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Reflect on your Medical Ethics Compass with A.D Players

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A.D. Players has been putting on one of a kind performances since 1967. Founder, Jeannette Clift George was a Golden Globe-nominated actress returned to her hometown of Houston to bring together her love of the theater and extensive experience to her community. A.D Players is kicking off their summer performances with The God Committee by Mark St. Germain. A show which will make you think about not just your own morals but those around you.  Keep Reading

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Kick Off the Season with the First Annual Spring Spectacular

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Each holiday season the Houston Ballet hosts the Nutcracker Market, the largest shopping event of the season. This year they decided that people deserve to shop unique vendors more than just once a year – cue the Spring Spectacular. The inaugural event, scheduled for the second week in April, will host over 150 merchants from across the country including 30 new vendors.  Keep Reading

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Your Complete Neighborhood Guide to Memorial

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The Memorial neighborhood has upgraded its status from a suburb on the outskirts of the city to a staycation destination and an accommodation option for business travelers. Hotel Sorella’s location in CityCentre, an inviting retail and dining hotspot paired with green space, makes for a strategic launching pad to explore the area whether you’re here for business or pleasure, or a mix of both. Keep Reading

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The I.V. Doc: The Ultimate House [or Hotel] Call

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The I.V. Doc® is the leading provider of hotel room, home, and office I.V. fluid treatments. Founded in 2013 by New York-based surgeon Dr. Adam Nadelson, The I.V. Doc has gotten celebrities and people across the country hooked. You may think of I.V. treatments as just a luxe hangover cure, but they are perfect for fighting off jet lag and much more.  Keep Reading

Celebrate The Azalea Trail at The Houstonian

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This year marks the 84th annual Azalea Trail put on by the River Oaks Garden Club. The event, March 1st through the 3rd, kicks off the spring season in Houston. Over the years the event has grown into much more than a fundraiser for horticultural education, conservation, and civic beautification. It has become a place for both women and men from the greater Houston community to come together and take in the beauty of the cities blooming azaleas.

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Navigate the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo™ Like a Local

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Since its debut in 1932, the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo has grown to be the world’s largest event of its kind. In 1966, they moved the show to the “Eighth Wonder of the World” the Astrodome to accommodate their growth. Keep Reading

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The SALE is the Ultimate Post-Holiday Shopping Event

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We know it sounds crazy – shopping after the holidays, but we promise this event is worth it! The Houston Tri Delta Alumni Chapter has put together a two-day shopping extravaganza that benefits MD Anderson Children’s Cancer Center.  Who doesn’t love shopping for a cause?  Keep Reading

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Where to Kickstart Your 2019 Exercise Resolutions

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We are 7 days into 2019 – just enough time to either already be behind on your resolutions or still nailing your resolutions down. If you are already an avid exerciser or looking to expand your work out routine, we have you covered! These three locally owned exercise facilities are delivering both unique perspectives and physical results.  Keep Reading

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Top Places to Ring in The New Year!

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Can you believe 2018 is almost over? Whether you are looking for a place to enjoy a lavish romantic dinner or a bar to casually ring in 2019 we have you covered!  Keep Reading

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Leon Bridges, Texas Retro Soul Revue

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Think of him purely as a throwback and you’ll miss the brilliance inherent in his eclectic performances. Leon Bridges is paving his own way up the charts with a nod to the past and a healthy dose of originality. Keep Reading

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