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Is your home Wi-Fi ready for back to school? Here’s what parents should know (opens the original)
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The advertiser paid a fee to promote this sponsored article and may have influenced or authored the content. The views expressed in this article are those of the advertiser and do not necessarily reflect those of this site or affiliated companies. HOUSTON – School is already in full swing, but these days more and more schoolwork is completed online. From lessons to streaming videos, everything is connected and families rely on home internet more than ever. Today on “Houston Life,” Dina Mostafa,
Houston Shakespeare Festival is back at Miller Outdoor Theatre with a reimagined lead in “The Tempest” (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – Whether you love a great Shakespeare play or are looking to spend the rest of the summer days with your family, the University of Houston School of Dance and Theater is returning to the Miller Outdoor Theatre stage with “The Comedy of Errors” and “The Tempest” at this year’s Houston Shakespeare Festival. The Miller Outdoor Theatre is the perfect setting with its outdoor stage and open hills. Houstonians can sit under the vast sky and watch the festival’s performances just like in Shake
Houston celebrates Art House Theater Day with a “Car Wash” screening and preshow party (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – Celebrate Art House Theater Day next Thursday, June 30. Founded in 2016, by Art House Convergence in Chicago, the annual event highlights indie theaters that champion films meant to provoke, challenge, entertain and inspire. This nationwide movement has grown to include 136 participating art houses — including Houston. Black Cinema Club HTX and Houston Cinema Arts Society are teaming up with the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston to mark the day with a screening of the 1976 cult-classic come
There's a story behind every building: Take a tour of Downtown Houston with Preservation Houston (opens the original)
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HOUSTON – If you live in Houston or nearby, chances are you’ve driven through downtown. Not just hurried to a destination, but looked up at the skyline and wondered what stood there before the high-rises. Or stopped to admire the historic buildings still holding their own in modern Houston. Since 1978, Preservation Houston has worked with volunteers, grassroots organizations and community members to help protect the city’s historic places. Some buildings — like POST Houston — have been repurpose
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