Houston’s East End: What You Need to Know
It’s a freakin’ cool place.
Sajan, Jimmy and I checked out the grand opening and ribbon cutting of Houston Institute for Culture’s art gallery opening at 708 Telephone Road in Tlaquepaque Plaza. The day was Oct. 31, so a Day of the Dead altar was laid out with flowers, skulls and memories.
Poblano Pride
The artist of the day, I wish I could remember his name. He’s from Puebla, Mexico.
Somehow I got to help cut the ribbon
New find: Bohemeo’s. A coffee shop with Jazz on Thursday nights. Beautiful, serene outdoor area with a view of downtown Houston. Good spot to rent out for a party. Known as the East End’s first music and art coffee house.
My City’s Better Than Your City
Business site Kiplinger.com just named Houston the No. 1 city to live, work and play. We’re getting some well-deserved national recognition! Forbes, in 2006, recognized Houston as one of the best places for businesses and careers.
Things I like about Houston:
